Madhya Pradesh launches state company to boost MSME development

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The state government of Madhya Pradesh announced the formation of the MSME Industrial Development Company (MSME IDC), a wholly state-owned entity dedicated to developing micro, small, and medium enterprises across the state. The government also transferred incentives worth over 450 crore to more than 900 MSME units and 47.80 lakh to over 120 startups. The state plans to develop 30 new industrial areas by 2028, providing plots for 5,000 industries.

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The MSME IDC is designed to address land and infrastructure needs for small businesses, while the government is offering subsidies to private investors who develop industrial parks. The state also issued letters of intent for 75 industrial plots, representing a potential investment of approximately 83 crore and capacity for 640 jobs.

Madhya Pradesh is currently driving state development through IT infrastructure projects, and state works are being conducted under the leadership of PM Modi.

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