Corporate India has made investment announcements in excess of Rs 6,72,000 crore ($149 billion) in the last three months, an Assocham Eco Pulse (AEP) study has claimed.
Karnataka was the favourite state for Indian companies, which announced investments worth Rs 63,000 crore ($14 billion) in the state in the power, petrochemical and cement sectors. The companies have indicated a spread of 3-5 years for their plans to fructify.
Other states which received massive investment pledges include Orissa (Rs 47,000 crore), Maharashtra (Rs 36,000 crore), Chattisgarh (Rs 33,000 crore), and Gujarat (Rs 25,000 crore). The energy sector cornered investments of Rs 1,78,000 crore ($39.5 billion), the most for any sector.
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