Telangana Bags ₹5.75 Lakh Crore Investments as Data Centre Projects Dominate Summit

Telangana secured investment commitments worth a staggering ₹5.75 lakh crore on the concluding day of the two-day ‘Telangana Rising Global Summit’ held at Bharat Future City, reinforcing the state’s position as India’s emerging hub for AI, data centres, and advanced technology infrastructure.

The second day of the summit was dominated by mega-projects in the data centre and artificial intelligence ecosystem. Infrakey Datacenter Parks signed the single-largest deal—₹70,000 crore—for a 1 GW AI-ready data center campus, one of the biggest technology investments ever announced in India. Closely following was Singapore-based AGIDC, which pledged ₹67,500 crore for an International Gateway (IGW) hyperscale data centre that will significantly boost Telangana’s global digital connectivity. JCK Infra Projects committed an additional ₹9,000 crore towards an integrated AI city and township within the Bharat Future City masterplan, pushing the total data center and AI-related commitments well past ₹1.4 lakh crore in a single day.

Beyond digital infrastructure, the state attracted substantial investments across defence, life sciences, green energy, and automotive sectors. Hyderabad-based Zen Technologies announced ₹5,000 crore for expansion in defence technology and simulation systems, while Biological E committed ₹4,000 crore for a new vaccines and biologics R&D hub. Germany’s RCT pledged ₹2,500 crore for manufacturing battery energy storage system (BESS) containers, and Bharath Garuda allocated ₹2,100 crore for a new electric vehicle manufacturing facility, underlining Telangana’s growing footprint in sustainable mobility and electronics.

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The summit also emphasised inclusive growth. The Confederation of Indian SC/ST Enterprises signed agreements worth ₹577 crore to set up green industrial parks, manufacturing units, and IT/ITES facilities, expected to generate 2,500 direct jobs. Meanwhile, TiE Hyderabad inked an MoU under the SME Growth Catalyst programme to mentor and scale 500 mid-sized enterprises (₹25–50 crore turnover bracket) by 2029, unlocking over ₹500 crore in growth capital and projecting the creation of 3–5 lakh high-quality jobs over the next five years.

With these commitments, Telangana has now attracted projected investments exceeding ₹5.75 lakh crore in just two days, a figure officials say will translate into hundreds of thousands of direct and indirect jobs while cementing Hyderabad and its surrounding region as a global destination for AI, AI infrastructure, and next-generation manufacturing.

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