Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath kicked off his Japan tour with remarkable success, securing MoUs totaling around ₹11,000 crore from leading Japanese corporations. This landmark achievement highlights the state’s aggressive push for foreign direct investment.
Participating companies include heavyweights like Kubota Corporation, a 134-year-old leader in agricultural and industrial machinery from Osaka; Minda Corporation, India’s top automotive parts maker offering cutting-edge sensors and EV tech; Japan Aviation Electronics Industry (JAE), experts in precision connectors; Nagase & Co., spanning chemicals to electronics; Seiko Advance for advanced printing solutions; and others in hospitality and concrete tech.
These agreements cover a broad spectrum: from tractors and harvesters to environmental infrastructure, auto electronics, industrial printing, and property development. Kubota’s global prowess in engines, construction gear, and water systems pairs perfectly with its Escorts collaboration, set to revolutionize UP’s farming sector.
Spark Minda’s innovations in wiring and interiors will integrate with JAE’s aerospace-grade tech, boosting automotive manufacturing. Nagase’s materials expertise promises advancements in mobility solutions, while Seiko’s inks enhance everything from car graphics to appliance panels. O&O’s real estate ventures add a lifestyle dimension.
Experts view these pacts as a game-changer for bilateral industrial ties, injecting capital, technology, and expertise into UP. With manufacturing hubs expanding, job creation is imminent, positioning the state as India’s investment magnet. Yogi’s strategic diplomacy is redefining UP’s global economic footprint.