Agartala: Tripura secured investment commitments worth over Rs 2,500 crore with the signing of 50 agreements at an investors’ roadshow held in Hyderabad on Monday, officials said.
The event, “Destination Tripura – Business Meet 2026”, organised by the state’s Department of Industries and Commerce at a hotel in Begumpet, was aimed at attracting investors ahead of a proposed business conclave later this year.
Officials said the roadshow drew participation from industry representatives, entrepreneurs and potential investors, where the state government presented its industrial policies, sector-specific incentives and infrastructure readiness.
Industries and Commerce Secretary Kiran Gitte assured investors of policy support, simplified procedures and time-bound clearances, and invited them to explore long-term investment opportunities in the state.
Director of Industries and Commerce Deepak Kumar outlined investment prospects across sectors including information technology, healthcare, tourism, agriculture, food processing, rubber, bamboo, agarwood, renewable energy, textiles and handicrafts, officials said.
A documentary on the state’s connectivity, infrastructure and industrial development was also screened during the programme, they said.
According to officials, the agreements signed during the meet involve proposed investments across multiple sectors, taking the total committed amount to over Rs 2,500 crore.
The Hyderabad road show was held as part of a series of outreach programmes to promote Tripura as an investment destination, with the next such event scheduled in Bengaluru on April 10.
Officials said the initiative is intended to build investor engagement and highlight the state’s preparedness for industrial expansion ahead of the “Destination Tripura: Business Conclave 2026”.