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Industrial Boom In MP’s Neemuch: 350+ MSMEs Bring ₹350 Crore Investment, 8,000 Jobs

Neemuch (Madhya Pradesh): Neemuch has witnessed significant industrial growth over the past two years, with more than 350 new MSME units established in the district. These units have attracted investments of over Rs 350 crore and generated employment for more than 8,000 people. New industrial areas have been approved at Sagarana and Pitakhedi, where over 400 industrial plots are expected to be…

Industrial Boom In MP’s Neemuch: 350+ MSMEs Bring ₹350 Crore Investment, 8,000 Jobs

Neemuch, a district in Madhya Pradesh, has experienced a surge in industrial activity over the past two years. Over 350 new MSME units have been set up, attracting investments exceeding Rs 350 crore and creating employment for more than 8,000 individuals. The district administration has approved new industrial areas at Sagarana and Pitakhedi, where approximately 400 industrial plots will be available for investors.

Cluster development initiatives are underway in Kesarpura and Sagarana, with construction progressing in Daru village.

Proposed industrial projects, led by companies such as Gold Crest Cement, Sunlight Alcolite, Swaraj Shooting, Suvidha Rayon, and Dhanuka Biotech, could generate investments surpassing Rs 7,000 crore and generate over 6,000 additional jobs. Financial institutions have been supportive, providing MSME loans of Rs 1,081 crore in the financial year 2024-25 and Rs 1,276 crore in 2025-26.

The Mukhyamantri Udyam Kranti Yojana has been instrumental in supporting entrepreneurs, with 812 beneficiaries receiving loans exceeding Rs 67.34 crore since 2023-24. However, food safety concerns have arisen in the city of Indore. Eight samples from the Sayaji Hotel tested positive for unsafety standards. Additionally, a large quantity of hoarded sugar, totaling 375 quintals, was seized from a chocolate factory due to rising prices.

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