Key Highlights:
Investment proposals cover energy, textiles, organic products, automobiles, aluminium, agriculture and food processing, biotechnology, and other sectors.
Implementation of the proposals is expected to accelerate industrial development, generate local employment and expand economic activity across Bihar.
Patna, October 2026: In the presence of Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, the Bihar Industries Department signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with 12 industrial units involving investment proposals worth a total of Rs 4,092 crore. The agreements were signed at a programme held at Welcome Hotel by ITC in Bodh Gaya, Gaya district.
The MoUs were signed on the occasion of the launch of Bihar Integrated Manufacturing City Gaya Limited (BIMCGL) and the curtain raiser for Bihar Business Connect 2027. The agreements are expected to give a major boost to industrial investment in the state.
The 12 investment proposals are as follows:
Mint Life Sciences – Rs 1,500 crore
ABIS Group – Rs 600 crore
Bioheal Energy Private Limited – Rs 510 crore
Geofast Industries (I) Limited – Rs 500 crore
Kumar Organics – Rs 300 crore
Ziana Industries Private Limited – Rs 206 crore
Nalandha Automac Private Limited – Rs 120 crore
Amarnath Textile – Rs 110 crore
Maa Bhadrakali Aluminium Extrusion Private Limited – Rs 95 crore
Shiva Agro Natural Products Private Limited – Rs 51 crore
Vastu Vihar Biotech Private Limited – Rs 50 crore
Kankalya Jewellery – Rs 50 crore
The proposals span several sectors, including energy, textiles, organic products, automobiles, aluminium, agriculture-based products and biotechnology. The investments are expected to expand manufacturing activities in Bihar, strengthen ancillary industries and create new employment opportunities.
The state government aims to develop a conducive investment environment, encourage entrepreneurs and strengthen Bihar's industrial base. Its priority is to translate the signed MoUs into actual projects so that the proposed investments deliver tangible benefits in the form of industrial production, job creation and economic growth.
To achieve this objective, the government is accelerating efforts to promote industrial development, expand infrastructure and improve coordination with investors. The focus is on ensuring that investment proposals move from the agreement stage to implementation on the ground.
The programme was attended by Union Minister for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Jitan Ram Manjhi; Deputy Chief Ministers Vijay Kumar Choudhary and Bijendra Prasad Yadav; Bihar Assembly Speaker Dr Prem Kumar; Agriculture Minister and Gaya district in-charge minister Vijay Kumar Sinha; Industries Minister Shreyasi Singh; Minister for Minor Water Resources Santosh Kumar Suman; and other public representatives.
Diplomatic representatives from Japan, Thailand and Laos were also present.
Senior officials attending the event included Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit; Director General of Police Peeyush Anand; Industries Department Secretary Kundan Kumar; Information and Technology Department Secretary Abhay Kumar Singh; Chief Minister's Secretary Sanjay Kumar Singh; Information and Public Relations Department Secretary Naveen Kumar; Magadh Divisional Commissioner Dr Safina A.N.; Inspector General of Police, Magadh Range, Vikas Vaibhav; Gaya District Magistrate Shashank Shubhankar; and Senior Superintendent of Police Anand Kumar.
Industrialists, investors and other dignitaries associated with the industrial sector were also present.
