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‘Walk in with an idea, walk out with approvals’: Kadapa opens Invest Kadapa centre

The centre at the Collectorate is to handle land allotment, approvals and coordination among departments for investors, and will seek investment in tourism, minerals, real estate and wind and solar power from other States

‘Walk in with an idea, walk out with approvals’: Kadapa opens Invest Kadapa centre

Kadapa district has launched a single-window centre called 'Invest Kadapa' to attract investment, according to Collector Sreedhar Cherukuri. The inauguration took place at the Collectorate on September 9, 2026. Cherukuri described the initiative as a one-stop point for promoting industrial, commercial and economic activities in the district, aiming to make it the top investment destination in South India.

Speaking to the media alongside Joint Collector Nidhi Meena, Sub-Collector H.S. Bhavana, along with industrialists, entrepreneurs and investors, Cherukuri hailed 'Invest Kadapa' as a significant step in showcasing the district's potential, opportunities, and resources to the outside world. The centre will also handle all aspects such as land allotment, approvals, and coordination between departments. He emphasized that an entrepreneur entering the centre with an idea can leave with all the necessary approvals and support.

Beyond industrial investment, Invest Kadapa seeks to attract funding for tourism, minerals, real estate, wind and solar power. The Collector also highlighted the focus on attracting investments from other states.

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