Japan’s Shiroki Corporation has committed to invest more than Rs 150 crore in its Bawal Plant in Haryana in next two years while Daiwa House Industry Company, one of the largest residential manufacturers in Japan, is considering Gurgaon and Jhajjar as potential locations for investing in the State.
Hitachi Zosen Corporation has also expressed interest to participate in Haryana’s efforts to set up waste to energy plant. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal, who is in Japan these days to invite investors and entrepreneurs to set up their ventures in Haryana, is getting encouraging response in Japan, said an official spokesman on the visit of Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar to Japan on Wednesday.
The Chief Minister who is accompanied by Haryana Industries Minister Capt Abhimanyu and Social Justice and Empowerment Minister, Kavita Jain, had meetings with representatives of major companies in Osaka on Wednesday.
Hideo Tashima, chairman, Kansai Economic Federation, said the Federation will promote Haryana as an ideal location for investment among its over 1,300 member Japanese companies.
Tetsuro Morita, Managing Director, Shiroki Corporation Shiroki Corporation, who called on the Chief Minister in Osaka, committed to invest over Rs 150 crore in its Bawal Plant in next two years.
Naoki Nishioka and Yoshihiko Iwamoto, Senior Executive Officers of the Daiwa House Industry Company informed Manohar lal that they are considering Gurgaon and Jhajjar as
potential locations for their project in Haryana.