Madhya Pradesh Eyes Rs 9,625 Crore in Tech Investments with Data Centres and Lithium Cells
Madhya Pradesh is aiming to attract over Rs 9,625 crore in tech investments, with major projects including a hyperscale data centre and a lithium-cell manufacturing plant. The state government issued letters of intent for land allotment for five projects, expected to create more than 4,450 direct jobs. The Semiconductor Summit-2026, held in Bhopal, saw discussions on chip design, AI, and semiconductor supply chains. The largest project is a 50-MW data centre by CyTac RE in Gwalior, with an investment of Rs 6,415 crore. A lithium-cell plant by Una Ecosystems in Bhopal plans to invest Rs 2,000 crore. The state also announced plans for a Semiconductor Centre of Excellence and a Photonics and Quantum Technologies Centre. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav highlighted the state's progress in attracting investment, with over Rs 34 lakh crore in proposals, of which more than 30% are in implementation.
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