Kolkata: Reliance Industries Chairman and MD Mukesh Ambani on Tuesday announced additional investment of Rs 20,000 crore in West Bengal over the next three years. Ambani Said that the fresh investment will be in the field of digital life solutions, retail and bio-energy.
He said, “Bengal has been one of the biggest investment destinations for Reliance… We look forward to investing an additional Rs 20,000 crore in Bengal over the next three years to enhance digital life solutions, expand the footprint of Reliance retail and on bio-energy.” Are planning to.” Here at the Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS).
Ambani said Reliance Industries has invested about Rs 45,000 crore in the state in the last few years.
He said, “Reliance will leave no stone unturned in accelerating the development of Bengal.”
It aims to further scale up digital life solutions aimed at enhancing livelihoods in Bengal and providing quality education, healthcare and agriculture solutions at scale, Ambani said.
“Reliance Retail is also rapidly expanding its presence in the state. Our network of about 1,000 retail stores will expand to more than 1,200 in the next two years,” he said.
Ambani, who also participated in the 2019 edition of the Marquee Business Summit of Bengal, said that because of Jio Mart, 5.50 lakh kirana traders in the state have been brought under the modern and organized retail sector, giving them higher productivity, income and Benefit of scale has been achieved. ,
He said Reliance Industries currently operates about 20 lakh square feet of warehouses in the state, which will increase “manifold”.
“In the field of bio-energy, we are planning to set up Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG) plants in Bengal which will help farmers increase their income by doubling as ‘Anna Daata’ and ‘Energy Daata’ – food producers. Will enable it as well as energy,” he said.
It aims to set up 100 compressed CBG plants over the next three years, which will consume 5.5 million tonnes of agricultural residues and organic waste.
Ambani said the Reliance Foundation will also take up the restoration and restoration work of Kolkata’s iconic Kalighat temple to regain its “original glory”.
“We are in the process of renovating the entire temple complex, including the century-old heritage structures, and restoring them to their original glory,” the Reliance Industries chairman and MD said.
He said, “Bengal has been one of the biggest investment destinations for Reliance… We look forward to investing an additional Rs 20,000 crore in Bengal over the next three years to enhance digital life solutions, expand the footprint of Reliance retail and on bio-energy.” Are planning to.” Here at the Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS).
Ambani said Reliance Industries has invested about Rs 45,000 crore in the state in the last few years.
He said, “Reliance will leave no stone unturned in accelerating the development of Bengal.”
It aims to further scale up digital life solutions aimed at enhancing livelihoods in Bengal and providing quality education, healthcare and agriculture solutions at scale, Ambani said.
“Reliance Retail is also rapidly expanding its presence in the state. Our network of about 1,000 retail stores will expand to more than 1,200 in the next two years,” he said.
Ambani, who also participated in the 2019 edition of the Marquee Business Summit of Bengal, said that because of Jio Mart, 5.50 lakh kirana traders in the state have been brought under the modern and organized retail sector, giving them higher productivity, income and Benefit of scale has been achieved. ,
He said Reliance Industries currently operates about 20 lakh square feet of warehouses in the state, which will increase “manifold”.
“In the field of bio-energy, we are planning to set up Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG) plants in Bengal which will help farmers increase their income by doubling as ‘Anna Daata’ and ‘Energy Daata’ – food producers. Will enable it as well as energy,” he said.
It aims to set up 100 compressed CBG plants over the next three years, which will consume 5.5 million tonnes of agricultural residues and organic waste.
Ambani said the Reliance Foundation will also take up the restoration and restoration work of Kolkata’s iconic Kalighat temple to regain its “original glory”.
“We are in the process of renovating the entire temple complex, including the century-old heritage structures, and restoring them to their original glory,” the Reliance Industries chairman and MD said.
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