Hyderabad: D. Sridhar Babu said Davos investment deals have brought Rs 2.19 lakh crore into Telangana across 2024 and 2025, highlighting the state’s growing appeal among global investors.
Responding to questions in the Assembly, the minister stated that the government signed 44 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with companies during visits to the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting. These Davos investment deals are currently at different stages of implementation.
Davos investment deals show steady growth
The minister provided a year-wise breakdown of the investments. In 2024, the government signed 18 MoUs, which brought in Rs 40,232 crore. Subsequently, in 2025, 26 additional MoUs added Rs 1,78,950 crore.
Therefore, the total value of Davos investment deals reached Rs 2,19,182 crore through 44 agreements. This consistent growth reflects strong investor confidence in Telangana’s policies and infrastructure.
Moreover, the government has already allocated land to six companies involved in these projects. These firms alone have committed investments worth Rs 81,800 crore.
As a result, the state generated revenue of Rs 1,540 crore through land allocation. At the same time, several projects have entered the execution phase, indicating steady progress.
Employment and industrial boost
The minister said these investments are expected to generate direct employment for 68,150 youth. Consequently, the initiative will play a crucial role in reducing unemployment and strengthening the workforce.
In addition, the projects span multiple sectors, which will boost industrial activity across the state. Therefore, Telangana is positioning itself as a major investment destination in India.
Infrastructure supports future expansion
Highlighting infrastructure growth, the minister referred to the IT Tower in Nizamabad. The facility has a capacity of 681 seats and currently hosts 11 companies employing 276 people.
Furthermore, such infrastructure developments will support future expansion under the Davos investment framework. They will also attract more companies to set up operations in tier-2 cities.
Focus on execution and monitoring
The minister reiterated that the government is focusing on converting MoUs into grounded projects. Hence, officials are closely monitoring implementation timelines to ensure timely execution.
Overall, Davos investment deals remain central to Telangana’s economic strategy. With sustained efforts, the state aims to translate these commitments into tangible growth, job creation and long-term industrial development.
“From Davos to Hyderabad: From Agreements to Implementation.”
Under the leadership of Hon’ble CM Shri @revanth_anumula Garu, Telangana has emerged as a strong global investment destination at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
In 2024, 18 MoUs worth Rs 40, 232 crore were… pic.twitter.com/bwsAvbLxDr
— Sridhar Babu Duddilla (@OffDSB) March 26, 2026
