The Vedanta Group has declared that it would spend Rs 30,000 crore in the Northeast in the areas of transmission, data centers, renewable energy, power, optical fiber, oil and gas, vital minerals, and refining facilities.

In the six Northeastern states, Vedanta stated that the investments would be made in the areas of oil and gas, essential minerals, refining facilities, power, optical fiber, system integration, renewable energy, transmission sectors, and data centers.

To unleash the hydrocarbons in the Northeast, Vedanta is conducting one of the biggest exploration and development projects.

Up to one lakh employment might be created by the investment, which would also help the area's socioeconomic development.

Up to one lakh employment might be created by the investment, which would also help the area's socioeconomic development.

To secure a better, more inclusive future for the region's youth, Vedanta is also dedicated to growing its social impact programs, which include Nand Ghars (modernized anganwadis that serve as holistic centers for women & child development), handloom skill centers, digital classrooms for women and children, and sports promotion.

The commissioning of a 300 circuit kilometer transmission system network, which permits the transfer of 1,000 MW of power from Assam to Meghalaya, was another investment made by Vedanta and its sister companies. 

 

Meghalaya and Assam's industrial, commercial, socioeconomic, and general quality of life are all supported by this project's substantial improvements in power accessibility and dependability.

Reliance Industries and Adani Group, two of India's largest corporations, made significant new investment commitments for the Northeast, indicating a daring attempt to turn the area into a hub for economic growth. At the Rising Northeast Investors Summit 2025, the two corporations jointly committed to raising their investment to Rs 75,000 cr and Rs 50,000 cr, respectively.

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In February, his group pledged to spending Rs 50,000 cr in Assam, which is on top of the Adani investment.