Indian companies are set to invest around $20.5 billion across the United States, spanning key sectors such as technology, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, energy, and advanced engineering, according to US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor.
Gor said the investments were announced by 12 Indian companies and reflect growing bilateral economic engagement. He highlighted that these commitments demonstrate strong investor confidence and are contributing to job creation and supply chain development in the US under the current administration.
Speaking at the SelectUSA Investment Summit held at National Harbor in Maryland, several Indian firms unveiled expansion plans in sectors including aerospace and defence, AI, energy, and advanced manufacturing. US Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade William Kimmitt noted that these investments are expected to generate around 1,500 jobs in the United States.
Among the major announcements, Abhyuday Group pledged the largest investment of $900 million to develop manufacturing clusters across five US states. Sterlite Technologies Limited announced plans for a greenfield facility worth up to $100 million focused on connectivity solutions, including optical fibre cable termination.
The PR Jindal Group will invest $87 million in Texas and Mississippi, while Jivo Wellness Group plans a $15 million manufacturing plant in the US. TechDome Solutions is expected to invest up to $75 million and create 100 jobs over the next five years.
Several technology and innovation-driven companies also outlined their expansion plans. Atri AI will invest around $2 million to build engineering and operations capabilities, while Magno Innovation plans to establish a US field base with a $2 million investment in geospatial intelligence solutions for the energy sector.
Satori XR has set up its US headquarters in Michigan and will invest $1.5 million over five years, focusing on engineering, enterprise sales, and customer operations. Roche AI is entering Texas with a $5 million investment to develop physical AI and industrial autonomy systems.
Other notable investments include Polyhose Inc, which is expanding its US operations with a $2 million investment in Los Angeles, and KISSFLOW, which will invest $2 million in Houston to support energy-sector clients with its AI-powered low-code platform.
Additionally, the IIT Madras Global Research Foundation is establishing a US presence in California with a $4.5 million investment aimed at strengthening research collaboration and supporting start-ups.
Overall, the investments reflect a growing push by Indian companies to deepen their presence in the US market while strengthening economic ties between the world’s two largest democracies.
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