UP’s development model echoes in Bengaluru: Industry leaders call it the emerging hub of investment, innovation and employment

Leaders from GCC, technology, real estate, startup and human resources sectors expressed confidence in the policies of the Yogi Government

Investors described Uttar Pradesh as an emerging hub of the new economy and global investment

The Noida-Jewar-Lucknow corridor was identified as a future major economic and industrial hub

Aon shared plans to create 600 to 1,000 additional jobs in Noida

Industry leaders appreciated the state’s improved infrastructure, good governance and investor-friendly environment

Bengaluru/Lucknow, June 2026 : The story of Uttar Pradesh’s development and investment potential resonated in Bengaluru, the country’s technology and startup capital. Industry leaders from Global Capability Centres (GCCs), technology, insurance, real estate, startup and human resources sectors described Uttar Pradesh as one of the most promising destinations for investment, innovation and job creation.

According to industry representatives, under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, improved infrastructure, strong law and order, investor-friendly policies and rapidly developing connectivity have positioned Uttar Pradesh as an emerging centre for the new economy, Global Capability Centres and global investment.

During an investor interaction held in Bengaluru, industry representatives shared their views on opportunities, the investment environment and future prospects in Uttar Pradesh. Investors described the state as one of the country’s most attractive destinations for technology, manufacturing, services, startups and employment generation.

GCC industry expert and AI strategist Anil Padmanabhan said, “Uttar Pradesh’s strong governance, improved infrastructure and investment-supportive environment make it an ideal destination for the GCC sector. The government’s proactive approach and continuous engagement with industry are giving the state a new identity.”

According to him, companies planning to establish GCCs in India should make it a priority to evaluate Uttar Pradesh. He also said that he would encourage his global clients to invest in Uttar Pradesh and establish GCCs in the state.

P.K. Mishra, Director – Corporate Affairs, Sattva Group, said, “Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Uttar Pradesh has emerged as one of the most attractive states for investment in the country.”

Referring specifically to Noida, Greater Noida, Lucknow and the Jewar International Airport, he informed, “This region is set to emerge as one of the country’s most important economic and industrial corridors in the coming years.”

According to him, regulatory transparency, administrative efficiency and a better work culture have strengthened investor confidence.

Sherin John, Director at global insurance broking company Aon, stated, “The company is expanding its Noida office and is working on plans to add 600 to 1,000 additional employees.”

She added that easy access to industries, markets and infrastructure makes Uttar Pradesh an ideal location for corporate expansion. Aon’s expansion plans indicate that opportunities for high-quality employment in the state are continuously increasing.

Meanwhile, Aparna Mitra, Managing Director of TeamLease Services Limited, said, “Uttar Pradesh’s large talent pool, rapidly developing infrastructure and growing investment opportunities are making it a key centre of the new economy. There could not be a better time to invest in the state.”

Sayna Denugra, representing Aavishkaar Group and Intellecap, said, “Uttar Pradesh has created a highly favourable environment for investors and entrepreneurs over the past few years. Significant efforts have been made to promote new businesses, attract development capital and encourage entrepreneurship in the state.”

She informed that their organisations are actively working in Uttar Pradesh in areas such as agriculture, food systems and energy transition.

She expressed confidence that several cities in the state, including Lucknow, will emerge as major centres of technology and innovation-driven startup ecosystems in the future. According to her, as pressure increases on the country’s traditional business hubs, Uttar Pradesh is emerging as one of the strongest alternatives for new talent, new capital and new enterprises.

Sunita, representing TE Connectivity, also expressed confidence in the emerging investment opportunities in Uttar Pradesh. She said, “The company works globally in connectivity products, data analytics, and the development of connectors and sensors for the automobile sector, and that its Bengaluru-based Global Capability Centre employs around 1,400 people.”

She added the company is considering the future expansion of its Global Capability Centres and is evaluating various options in this regard. Sunita noted that Uttar Pradesh is investing rapidly in infrastructure and is moving forward by learning from the successful models of other leading states.

According to her, Uttar Pradesh currently offers an excellent opportunity for investors, and the pace of development in the state sends positive signals for future investment.