Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini’s Japan visit secures ₹220 crore investment from Seiren Company, creating over 1,700 jobs. Japan invited as partner country for Global Investors Summit 2026.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini led a high-level delegation to Japan, successfully inviting Japanese investors to boost industrial growth and employment in the state. The visit culminated in a landmark agreement with Seiren Company to invest ₹220 crore in a mega project in Rohtak, expected to generate jobs for over 1,700 youth.
During the visit, CM Saini extended a formal invitation to Japanese ministers and business leaders to participate in the upcoming Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit 2026, positioning Haryana as a prime investment destination. Discussions also took place with TDK Corporation on fostering collaboration in the electronics and sensor manufacturing sectors.
Strategic Push for Investment and Employment
The delegation, comprising senior Haryana officials including Chief Principal Secretary Rajesh Khullar and Industry Commissioner Dr. Amit Agarwal, engaged with leading Japanese investors and entrepreneurs in Tokyo to promote Haryana’s investor-friendly ecosystem. CM Saini emphasized Haryana’s rapid industrial growth and strategic location, highlighting the state’s contribution of 3.6% to India’s GDP despite covering only 1.3% of the country’s geographical area.
“Post Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent Japan visit, India is poised to attract an investment influx of 10 trillion Japanese yen (approximately ₹59.8 lakh crore) over the next decade. Haryana is ready to provide all necessary facilities and support to investors,” Saini remarked.
₹220 Crore Investment by Seiren Company to Boost Rohtak Economy
In a major breakthrough, the Haryana government signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Seiren Company, a global leader in textile solutions and advanced material manufacturing. The investment of ₹220 crore will fund a mega project in Rohtak, creating employment opportunities for more than 1,700 young professionals.
Seiren’s products cater to diverse sectors, including automotive, lifestyle, environmental protection, cosmetics, and electronic components, making this investment a significant step toward expanding Haryana’s industrial base.
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Collaboration with TDK Corporation for Electronics Ecosystem
The delegation also met with Japan’s leading electronics firm, TDK Corporation, to explore cooperation in electronics, sensors, and magnetic materials manufacturing. TDK’s subsidiary, ATL Battery, is currently setting up India’s largest lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant in EMC Sohna, Haryana — a project expected to position the state as a leader in energy storage technology.
CM Saini invited TDK’s partners and affiliates to invest in building a comprehensive electronics manufacturing ecosystem in Haryana, further advancing innovation, technology, and job creation.
Strengthening Ties Through Global Investor Summit
The Chief Minister met with Japan’s Foreign State Minister Miyaji Takuma, officially inviting Japan to be the “Partner Country” at the Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit 2026, scheduled for April 2026. Meetings with Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry highlighted opportunities for enhancing partnerships between Haryana’s MSMEs and Japanese enterprises.
The discussions focused on future mobility, green energy, advanced electronics, semiconductors, infrastructure, and digital transformation, identifying these sectors as key drivers for future investment.
Haryana’s Growing Industrial and Export Footprint
Haryana’s government delegation highlighted the state’s strong export performance, with exports valued at ₹2.75 lakh crore during 2023-24. The state’s strategic focus on industrial development and technology adoption continues to make it a preferred hub for domestic and international investors alike.
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