Workers assemble circuit boards in a brightly lit electronics manufacturing facility.
The Haryana government has launched its ‘Make in Haryana’ Industrial Policy 2026, setting an ambitious target to attract ₹5 Lakh Cr (approximately $60 billion USD) in investments and generate 10 Lakh jobs. The policy aims to position the state as a key hub for future-ready manufacturing, emerging technologies, data centers, and global capability centers (GCCs).
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini unveiled the policy alongside nine sector-specific strategies covering toys and sports equipment, textiles and apparel, auto components, footwear, renewable energy, green hydrogen, e-waste recycling, chemicals and petrochemicals, and electric vehicles and semiconductors. A significant emphasis is placed on next-generation industries, including data centers and GCCs.
The policy prioritizes investments in non-transit-oriented development areas of Gurugram for GCCs and data centers. The state reported immediate interest, signing Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) worth ₹1.10 Lakh Cr on the launch day, including ₹30,000 Cr in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) commitments.
Saini highlighted that global investment decisions are increasingly driven by an efficient ecosystem, emphasizing Haryana’s commitment to
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