Karnataka Investment Summit 2025 has attracted significant investments from various companies. Here are some of the notable companies that have signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with the Karnataka government:
- *TVS Motor*: Signed an MoU to invest over ₹2,000 crore over five years to set up a global capability center and expand its operations in Mysuru
- *Microsoft*: Partnered with the Karnataka government to launch a digital skilling initiative, Microsoft RISE, to enhance livelihood opportunities for underserved youth in India
- *Web Werks*: Signed an MoU to set up a 100-megawatt data center park worth ₹20,000 crore in Bengaluru
- *Lulu Group*: Plans to invest ₹300 crore in a food processing plant for exports
- *Takeda Pharma*: Aims to establish a Global Innovation Centre in Bengaluru, creating 1,000 high-profile digital roles
- *BL Agro*: Plans to set up a primary food processing unit in Northern Karnataka
- *Inox Air Products*: Considering expansion into Karnataka with an Industrial Gas manufacturing facility worth ₹150 crore
- *Hitachi*: Signed an MoU with the Karnataka government to work on economic development projects in rural sectors, healthcare, education, and Panchayat E-Governance
- *Volvo*: Exploring opportunities for future technologies, including LNG, battery electric, and hydrogen fuel cells for commercial vehicles
- *Nestle*: Plans to expand production to 22,000 tonnes, collaborating with 5,000 farmers, and operating a demo farm for coffee plantation training
- *Tillman Global*: Expressed interest in investing in Karnataka's telecommunications infrastructure, with plans to invest $25-30 billion over the next decade
- *Aequs*: A diversified contract manufacturing company, is driving balanced regional development through its integrated manufacturing ecosystems
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