Telangana Assures Investors of Full Government Support, Says Bhatti Vikramarka

Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka has called on domestic and international investors to explore business opportunities in Telangana, assuring them that the state government would extend all necessary support to establish and expand industries. He said entrepreneurs would receive assistance through a single-window clearance system, along with access to land, electricity, water and other essential infrastructure.

Speaking at the Federation Chamber of Commerce Global Business Meet 2026, held at HITEX in Hyderabad, Bhatti Vikramarka said industrial investment was crucial for accelerating economic growth and creating wealth in the state. He urged entrepreneurs to partner with Telangana in its development journey by bringing new projects and expanding their business operations.

The Deputy Chief Minister said the government was committed to creating a business environment in which investors could establish industries without facing unnecessary procedural hurdles. The single-window mechanism would simplify the approval process, while industrial parks would help provide land for new manufacturing and business ventures.

He stressed that access to reliable electricity, water and supporting infrastructure remained essential for industrial operations. The government would prioritise these requirements to enable businesses to function efficiently and scale up their activities. Such measures, he said, would strengthen investor confidence and encourage further industrial expansion.

Bhatti Vikramarka also expressed his willingness to support the Federation Chamber of Commerce in its efforts to promote business and industry. Stating that he would serve as a guardian of the organisation, he assured members of his cooperation in addressing industry-related requirements and facilitating the growth of commercial activities.

Highlighting Telangana’s competitive advantages, he described Hyderabad as a safe and favourable destination for investment. The state’s law and order situation, infrastructure, skilled workforce and business-friendly atmosphere, he said, offered significant advantages to companies looking to establish or expand their presence.

He further pointed to Telangana’s strategic geographical location, availability of industrial land and network of educational institutions as factors supporting its long-term industrial potential. Educational institutions, he noted, contribute to developing the skilled manpower required by different sectors.

The Deputy Chief Minister urged investors to make use of these opportunities, stating that fresh investments could drive industrial development, economic growth and employment generation. He reiterated that the government would work with entrepreneurs to create favourable conditions for businesses to thrive and contribute to Telangana’s prosperity.