The Indore industrial region has created an industrial land bank of approximately 6,500 hectares across eight districts, as growing demand from manufacturers—particularly in textiles and apparel—has translated into substantial land allotments, investment commitments and employment generation, according to official data.
During 2025, authorities allotted 1,285 hectares of land to 125 industrial units in the region. These allotments are associated with proposed investments of Rs 21,695 crore and an estimated creation of 66,795 jobs, reflecting strong manufacturing-led growth momentum.
Officials said investment interest in the Indore region has been broad-based, with textiles and apparel emerging as a leading sector alongside other manufacturing segments. Himanshu Prajapati, Executive Director of MPIDC Indore, said the region was witnessing diversified investment inflows from both large anchor units and mid-sized manufacturers. He noted that proposals had been received across textiles and apparel, as well as allied industries supporting the sector’s value chain.
A significant portion of the investment pipeline is linked to the PM MITRA (Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel) park, which has attracted large integrated textile and apparel players. Companies such as Trident, Arvind, Best Life and Jain Cord Industries have already taken up land within the park. Officials said the PM MITRA facility is expected to serve as a major anchor for large-scale textile and apparel manufacturing, strengthening Indore’s position within India’s textile industrial landscape.
According to MPIDC officials, the availability of a ready and planned land bank has been critical in accelerating project implementation timelines. Advance land preparation has allowed investors to move quickly once allotments are finalised, reducing delays in project execution. Development work is currently underway across several land parcels within the land bank, with additional areas expected to be opened up in the coming months.
With more proposals under evaluation, officials expect further land allotments and fresh investment commitments in the near term, reinforcing Indore’s growing role as a hub for textile and apparel manufacturing and associated industries.
