LUCKNOW: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has called on global corporations and tech companies to “build the future in Uttar Pradesh”, positioning the state as a potential hub for Global Capability Centres (GCCs), technology investments, and advanced manufacturing. He emphasized Uttar Pradesh’s skilled workforce, improving infrastructure, and investor-friendly policies.
While speaking at the Uttar Pradesh Global Growth Dialogue 2026 in Bengaluru, Yogi stated, “The state aims to facilitate 40 million square feet of Grade-A office space and establish 500 GCC units by 2031.”
According to Yogi, Uttar Pradesh offers one of the country’s most competitive business environments, backed by over 36 sector-specific policies, strong law and order, a large land bank, seamless single-window clearances, and an extensive incentive framework.
The proposition seemed to resonate with industry leaders, resulting in investment commitments exceeding ₹50,000 crore via MoUs signed with 15 companies during the meeting.
The CM engaged with senior executives from major companies, including Google, and participated in discussions about urban infrastructure, GCCs, IT and IT-enabled services, and foreign direct investment opportunities.
He encouraged companies to leverage the state’s rapidly growing investment ecosystem as Uttar Pradesh aspires to become a one-trillion-dollar economy.
Officials indicated that MoUs worth over ₹50,000 crore were signed across various sectors, including commercial real estate, industrial infrastructure, technology, and manufacturing. Prominent developers like Horizon (Blackstone), Embassy, Raheja Mindspace REIT, and Prestige unveiled plans for industrial and business parks in the state.
Several multinational companies, such as LG, Ameriprise, AON, and MetLife, also announced their plans to set up or expand GCC operations. TeamLease is set to support talent development, while Tablespace has expressed interest in enhancing workspace infrastructure for the growing sector.
