Hyderabad, 23rd April: In a significant diplomatic and economic breakthrough, Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has concluded a highly productive seven-day visit to Japan, returning to Hyderabad on Wednesday with investment commitments worth ₹12,062 crore. The visit, aimed at strengthening Telangana’s global investment portfolio, is set to bring over 30,500 employment opportunities to the state, marking a major milestone in its economic growth trajectory.

High-Level Delegation Showcases Telangana’s Global Vision

Accompanied by IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu and top officials from various departments, the Chief Minister embarked on the Japanese leg of his international investment outreach on April 17. The delegation actively engaged with leading Japanese corporations, industry bodies, and technology leaders to promote Telangana as a dynamic, innovation-driven investment destination in India.

One of the highlights of the visit was Telangana’s participation in the Osaka World Expo, where the state showcased its strengths in technology, manufacturing, infrastructure, and sustainability.

Key Investment Agreements and Partnerships

During the visit, several landmark agreements were signed with Japanese giants, reflecting growing international confidence in Telangana’s governance and industrial ecosystem.

🏙️ Marubeni Corporation

  • MoU signed to establish a Next-Generation Industrial Park in Telangana’s Future City.
  • Initial investment: ₹1,000 crore, with potential expansion up to ₹5,000 crore.
  • Estimated job creation: 30,000.
  • The project will feature cutting-edge infrastructure aligned with global sustainability and smart city standards.

💾 NTT Data & Neysa Network

  • A tripartite MoU was inked to set up a large-scale Artificial Intelligence Data Centre Cluster in Telangana.
  • Investment committed: ₹10,500 crore.
  • This move is set to position Telangana as a leading AI and digital infrastructure hub in South Asia.

Toshiba Transmission & Distribution Systems India

  • The company committed an investment of ₹562 crore.
  • A new electrical equipment manufacturing facility will be developed at Rudraram, boosting local manufacturing and export capabilities.

🌍 TOMCOM, Raj Group & TREN

  • The Telangana Overseas Manpower Company (TOMCOM) signed an MoU with Raj Group and TREN.
  • This collaboration will help create at least 500 employment opportunities in the skilled manpower and training sector, supporting overseas placement and career development.

Strategic Industry Visits and Cultural Diplomacy

CM Revanth Reddy also visited the Sony Corporation headquarters, gaining insights into advanced electronics and consumer technology production. Additionally, he toured two iconic riverfront development projects, which are expected to inspire Telangana’s own urban development blueprints, particularly the proposed Musarambagh and Hussainsagar Riverfront Revitalization Projects.

A Vision for a Global Telangana

Commenting on the success of the visit, official sources from the Telangana Industries Department said,

“These strategic engagements in Japan are part of CM Revanth Reddy’s larger vision to place Telangana on the global investment map. The deals secured reflect a deepening confidence in Telangana’s stability, reforms, and investor-friendly policies.”

This Japan visit is part of a larger international mission led by the CM to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) to Telangana. Previous visits to the United States, Singapore, and South Korea have already yielded an additional ₹14,900 crore in investments, while the Davos summits of 2023 and 2024 brought in a combined ₹2.18 lakh crore.

Conclusion

With this Japan tour, the cumulative FDI attracted under CM Revanth Reddy’s leadership has crossed a remarkable ₹2.44 lakh crore, reaffirming Telangana’s place as one of the most investment-friendly and progressive states in India.

The return of the Chief Minister marks not just the end of a successful tour, but the beginning of a new era of global partnerships, job creation, and inclusive development in Telangana.

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