The Jogindra Group, established in 1992 and primarily operating in northern India, is set to invest ₹1,100 crore in Punjab, focusing on the steel and renewable energy sectors. According to Sanjeev Arora, Punjab's Industries and Commerce Minister, the investment will allocate ₹700 crore towards steel operations through companies like Jogindra Castings and Vardhman Adarsh, and ₹400 crore for renewable energy projects under Jogindra Green India. This expansion is projected to increase the group's turnover from approximately ₹3,000 crore to ₹5,000 crore and create about 1,200 new jobs, raising total employment from 1,800 to 3,000. Additionally, the renewable energy capacity is expected to grow from 37 MW to 120 MW. The investment is anticipated to revitalize Mandi Gobindgarh, a traditional steel hub, and bolster Punjab's industrial base while supporting the transition to cleaner energy. The state government aims to attract further investments by enhancing the ease of doing business.