CM Rings BSE Opening Bell, appeals to INVEST in Odisha

Mumbai, Sep 15: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Thursday rang the opening bell at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in presence of BSE Chairperson SS Mundra and other senior officials. Asserting that Odisha is a good place for investment, he appealed to investors to take advantage of the conducive business ecosystem, friendly facilitation service, and policies of the State. Patnaik is on a three-day Mumbai visit to solicit investments for his state. Yesterday he met top industry leaders including Kumar Mangalam Birla, Anil Naveen’s Hectic Schedule of 18 Meetings in a Day CM Rings BSE Opening Bell, appeals to INVEST in Odisha Agarwal, and Anand Mahindra, and invited them to explore vast opportunities for investment in the state. It is pertinent to mention that Odisha has ranked 13 in Export Preparedness Index 2021 and ranked 7 in National Logistics Index 2021. Afirst-of-its-kind Single Window Portal called Government of Odisha – Single Window for Investor Facilitation and Tracking (GO SWIFT) has been introduced covering the complete life-cycle of industrial projects for time-bound and hassle-free investment in the State. “Honoured to ring the opening bell at Bombay Stock Exchange (@BSEIndia), Mumbai. For investors looking forward to invest, Odisha is indeed a place to be. Appeal investors to take advantage of conducive business
ecosystem, friendly facilitation service & policies. Invest inOdisha,” tweeted the CM. On Wednesday, the Government of Odisha, in collaboration with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and
Industry (FICCI), hosted the Odisha Investors’ Meet in Mumbai. The Make in Odisha Conclave’22 will be held in Bhubaneswar from 30th November to 4th November 2022. During the last Make in Odisha conclave – the State Government’s flagship biennial global investors’meet – had received an overall investment intent of Rs 4,19,574 crore across 15 sectors and saw participation of more than 5,000 industry captains, with delegates from across the country and abroad, and experienced a footfall of up to 31,000 delegates.

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