Samsung keen to expand biz in India, Chouhan told

Samsung is keen on large-scale collaboration with the Madhya Pradesh government. The company wishes to expand its activities in India. Marketing possibilities for Samsung in India are highly important,  Samsung's vice-chairman Sean Huyn apprised Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday.

Chouhan visited Samsung Digital City and went round Samsung Innovation Museum at Suwan near Seoul in South Korea. The Chief Minister inspected expansion plans of Samsung. He elicited detailed information about the institution's functioning. He evinced keen interest in Samasung's expansion plans in India. He suggested Samsung's management to set up company's research and development centre in Madhya Pradesh.

He said that this centre will become a stepping stone for Samsung's expansion activities in India in future. Huyn welcomed the Chief Minister on arrival at Samsung Smart City. He gave detailed information to Chouhan about Samsung's business in India. He also evinced interest in large-scale collaboration of the company with Madhya Pradesh government. Samsung reiterated that India, including Madhya Pradesh, is one the most important markets for it and the company is keen to increase its business there.

The Chief Minister was accompanied by his wife Sadhana Singh, Commerce and Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia and other members of Indian delegation. After holding a road show on investment possibilities in Madhya Pradesh with business groups at Seoul on October 6, the CM will return to India on October 7.