Indian companies have announced over $1.1 billion in investments in the United States across aerospace, defence, energy, advanced manufacturing, and artificial intelligence sectors.
The announcement came at the SelectUSA Investment Summit in Maryland, where officials noted this was the largest number of investment commitments from a single delegation, with the projects expected to generate around 1,500 jobs in the US.
The biggest commitment came from Abhyuday Group, which plans a $900 million investment to build manufacturing clusters across five US states. Other major moves include Sterlite Technologies setting up a $100 million greenfield facility, and the PR Jindal Group investing $87 million in Texas and Mississippi.
Several mid-sized and tech-focused firms also joined the wave. Jivo Wellness is setting up a manufacturing plant with a $15 million investment, while TechDome Solutions is committing up to $75 million to expand operations and create 100 jobs over five years.
Smaller but strategic investments include Atri AI, Magno Innovation, Satori XR, Roche AI, Polyhose Inc., and KISSFLOW, with projects ranging from AI systems and drones to industrial software and manufacturing expansion across states like Texas, Michigan, California, and Los Angeles.
The IIT Madras Global Research Foundation also plans a $4.5 million US base to support research collaboration with American universities and act as a landing platform for startups.
Overall, the investments reflect a growing push by Indian firms to expand global operations and deepen presence in the US market across both traditional industries and emerging technologies.
