After Magnificent MP, Kamal Nath Launches Industry Specific Round Tables

Move to woo investors to Madhya Pradesh

Moving ahead of the Magnificent Madhya Pradesh investors’ summit the government of Madhya Pradesh is organizing a round table of industry captains from food processing and textile sector in Delhi on February 14. MP CM Kamal Nath had announced in the Magnificent MP investors’ summit over organizing industry specific meets and the Delhi round table is being seen as the first episode of the same.
Chief Minister Kamal Nath is also participating in the event organised by department of Industry, Madhya Pradesh in association with CII and EY. Chief secretary SR Mohanty along with top shot bureaucrats of MP will also take part. The round table conference is being organised at Hotel Taj Mahal Palace.
Also, the 15th finance commission (FCC) has made it very clear to the states that they have to develop new sources of income and work out their finance to meet up the ends. The state of Madhya Pradesh that is dealing with a financial crunch has decided to ramp up industrialization opportunities.
Textile companies participating are Apparel Exports Promotion Council (AEPC), Avgol India Pvt. Ltd., B.L. International Clothing Pvt. Ltd., B.G.D. Garments-Indore, Benetton Group, Chelsea Mills, Coromondel Packaging Pvt. Ltd., Disha Enterprises-Indore, Gokaldas Exports, Grasim Industries Ltd., Indira Export Pvt. Ltd., Kimo Clothing Design Concept, Lion Fabrics Pvt. Ltd., Maral Overseas Ltd., Matrix Clothing Pvt. Ltd., Mayur Uniquoters Ltd., Monika Garments, Nahar Group, Papcon India Pvt. Ltd.-Pithampur, Pearl Global Industries Ltd., Pratibha Textiles Ltd., Raymond, Richa Global Exports, Shahi Exports, Shri Bharat International Pvt. Ltd., SPL Industries, Strange Exports Pvt. Ltd., Strawberry Studio Exports, Super Fine Knitters, Trends Apparel- Indore, Trends Apparel-Indore, Trident, Usha Fabs Pvt. Ltd., Vardhman Group, Zebra Fashion Pvt. Ltd., Sagar Manufacturers, Crossroads Clothing Pvt. Ltd., eshakti.com and Confederation of Indian Textile Manufacturers.

Food Processing Companies, which have given the confirmation include COFFCO International, Dabur India Ltd., Cargill India, HUL (Food & Refreshment), Pepsico India, LT Foods Ltd., B.L. Agro Oils Ltd., Haldiram, Chameli Devi Flour Mills, Kellogg India Pvt. Ltd., Shivnath Rai Harnarain India Ltd., Sagar Nutrients Pvt. Ltd., Lactalis Groupe (Anik Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Tirupati Food Products, Akshat Agro Milling Company Pvt. Ltd., Tasty Dairy Specialities Ltd., Aakash Global Foods Pvt. Ltd.-Indore (Haldiram), Covestro (India) Pvt. Ltd., Sterling Agro Industries Ltd., Candico, Sonic Biochem Extraction Ltd., Frick India Ltd., Suri Agro Fresh Ltd., Global Agri Systems, AURUM Equity Partners LLP, Blue Star Indi Ltd, Reliance Dairy Foods Ltd., B.R. Oil Industries Ltd., Frisco Overseas Pvt. Ltd., Grain Milling, Grain Tech foods Ltd., Kewlani Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd., M.P. Agro Tonics, Makson Nutrition Pvt. Ltd., Maneri Ice Cream, Premium Harvest Ltd., Ramani Ice Cream Pvt. Ltd., Bansal Extraction and Exports ltd., Bergwerff Organics, Vikram Arya Food products, Federation of Cold Storage Association of India, Roller Flour Millers Federation of India and Danfoss India.
The Chief Secretary of the state along with the other Senior Officers of the government will hold discussions with representatives of various companies at a Round Table Conference being organized by the Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation at Mumtaz Hall of Hotel
The Principal Secretary Industry Dr. Rajesh Rajora will provide the welcome note. Later, Chairman CII National Committee on Textile and Managing Director Apparel, Dilip Gaur will address the conference, followed by the presentation of the Chief Secretary SR Mohanty.
Source:-https://dailyvoice.in/news/magnificent-mp-kamal-nath-launches-industry-specific-round-tables/

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