Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath unveiled a huge 75,000‑acre land bank, inviting investors from all over India and abroad. Such a big electronics manufacturing plant in Jewar, Gautam Buddh Nagar, and the state is now in a strong position to become a center for industrial development in India.
The land bank in 27 strategic locations is designed to support industrial and logistics clusters. CM Yogi stressed that the strategy is supported by sector‑specific policies for 36 industries, including electronics, MSMEs, agriculture, and logistics. He added that investors could get incentives and approvals quicker through a single-window clearance system that would reduce bureaucratic delays and ensure transparency.
The Chief Minister highlighted the improved law and order in Western Uttar Pradesh, and Jewar in particular, and said it is now safer to invest and to scale up in this area.
The announcement coincides with a major investment by Amber Group and Ascent‑K Circuits, an Indo-Korean joint venture, which is setting up an electronics manufacturing plant worth ₹6,045 crore in Jewar. This project will create thousands of jobs and attract anchor units in the electronics ecosystem which will help Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision to make India a global electronics manufacturing center.
The appeal of Uttar Pradesh to investors is only improved by the state’s infrastructure and economic system. The state has five international airports, 11 domestic airports, and India’s largest Ganga Expressway. With over 96 lakh MSMEs registered, UP has become India’s MSME center. IITs, IIM Lucknow, and agricultural universities provide a steady supply of skilled manpower, and agricultural growth has doubled to 18%, supporting food processing and allied industries.
The 75,000‑acre land bank is a bold step to develop Uttar Pradesh into a world investment destination. With a well-developed infrastructure, good governance, and sector-specific policies in place, the state is making itself attractive to investors. Early success with proposals for ₹50,000 crore from Google, NVIDIA, and Blackstone shows some of the confidence in UP’s potential to drive industrial growth and employment.
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