Odisha CM Mohan Majhi to Pitch Investment Opportunities at India Chem 2026

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi will visit Mumbai on October 22 to participate in India Chem 2026 and meet industry leaders to attract fresh investments in the chemical and petrochemical sectors.

During the two-day visit, Majhi will attend the inaugural session and a CEO Roundtable chaired by Union Minister J. P. Nadda. He is also scheduled to hold individual meetings with representatives of more than 20 major companies to discuss industrial expansion, downstream manufacturing and new projects in Odisha.

The state will highlight its industrial infrastructure, investment-friendly policies and natural resources, with coal gasification emerging as a key area of focus. The government may also announce a proposal for a dedicated, large-scale chemical industrial park to boost investment in chemicals, petrochemicals, plastics and packaging.

According to the Chief Minister’s Office, 56 companies have proposed investments worth ₹1,93,087.94 crore, with the potential to create 1,12,324 jobs. Of these, 27 projects have been inaugurated or have reached the groundbreaking stage, involving ₹60,825.34 crore and an estimated 35,351 employment opportunities.

Odisha Industries Department Additional Chief Secretary Hemant Sharma said the state aims to expand its manufacturing base and attract partnerships in high-potential industries. He also cited nine projects in Jajpur, involving ₹4,136 crore and expected to generate 1,508 jobs.

Odisha’s participation in the event is expected to strengthen industry partnerships, accelerate project implementation and create new employment opportunities across the state.