Reliance MET City has signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) under the Government of Haryana's Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026, paving the way for proposed investments worth approximately Rs 86.46 billion and the creation of more than 33,250 jobs.

The first MoU was signed by Reliance MET City as part of the state's initiative to attract investment, accelerate industrial development and generate employment. The second MoU covers proposed investments from companies that have acquired plots within the township and are in the process of establishing their operations.

The investments span sectors including auto and auto components, electronics, defence, medical devices, footwear and packaging. The proposed projects are expected to strengthen Haryana's manufacturing base while supporting employment generation, supply chain development and regional economic growth.

Commenting on the development, Shrivallabh Goyal, CEO and Whole-Time Director, Reliance MET City, said: "Haryana has steadily built its reputation as one of India's leading investment destinations, and the Make in Haryana policy provides fresh momentum to that journey. The investments represented through these MoUs are not merely commitments on paper; they represent new factories, expanded operations, employment opportunities and economic activity that will contribute to the state's growth over the coming years. We are pleased that Reliance MET City continues to play a role in enabling this growth."

The company said the MoUs reflect growing investor confidence in Haryana's manufacturing ecosystem and Reliance MET City's infrastructure, connectivity and business environment.

With more than 650 companies from 12 countries operating within the township and employment generation exceeding 40,000, Reliance MET City is positioning itself as an integrated industrial platform aligned with the objectives of the Make in Haryana initiative. The announcement comes as the state seeks to accelerate industrialisation, attract fresh investments and enhance its competitiveness as a destination for domestic and global businesses.