Major boost to Karnataka’s economy as the State High-Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) approves 13 projects worth ₹27,607 crore, creating over 8,700 new jobs.
In a major economic development, the Government of Karnataka has approved investment projects worth ₹27,607 crore through the State High-Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC). The decision covers 13 key projects across multiple districts, promising a strong boost to industrial growth and employment generation in the state.
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According to official information, 11 new projects and 2 expansion projects have received the green light from the committee. Together, these projects represent a combined investment of over ₹27,607 crore, signaling growing investor confidence in Karnataka’s industrial ecosystem.
The approved projects are expected to generate 8,704 direct employment opportunities, offering new livelihoods in both urban and semi-urban regions. These projects cover diverse sectors including manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, and technology, aligning with the state’s focus on balanced regional development.
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₹27,607 crore worth of new investments approved — creating 8,700+ jobs across 13 projects. We’re building a stronger economy, one bold step at a time.
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The SHLCC’s decision underscores Karnataka’s continued appeal as one of India’s top destinations for investors, thanks to its strong policy framework, connectivity, and skilled workforce. The investments are also expected to enhance regional economic activity across the state, helping decentralize industrial growth beyond Bengaluru.
This announcement marks another milestone in Karnataka’s efforts to attract large-scale investments while creating sustainable job opportunities and accelerating the state’s overall economic momentum.
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