Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Andhra Cabinet Clears Rs 22,178 Crore Investments, Infrastructure Measures
Andhra Pradesh’s Cabinet approved several large projects and government measures.
The proposals are worth about Rs 22,178 crore.
Officials expect them to create nearly 20,000 jobs.
A large shipbuilding and repair facility will be built at Machilipatnam Port.
The state also plans to buy electricity from pumped-storage projects at a lower price.
New police commissionerates will be created in four cities.
More money was approved for roads, water, drainage and streetlights in Amaravati.
The Cabinet also changed land-pooling rules to help some farmers receive a minimum annual payment.
The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet approved investment proposals worth Rs 22,177.84 crore, expected to create 19,739 jobs.
Goa Shipyard Limited received approval for an Rs 8,000-crore shipbuilding and repair facility at Machilipatnam Port.
The state approved procurement of 1,344 MW/10,752 MWh of pumped-storage power for 40 years and 500 MW for four years.
Four new police commissionerates will be established at Tirupati, Guntur, Kurnool and Rajamahendravaram.
The Cabinet increased Amaravati’s critical infrastructure allocation to Rs 1,548.98 crore and sanctioned Rs 661 crore for the Assembly building.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, approved the measures.
- What
- It cleared investment proposals, energy procurement, infrastructure funding, police commissionerates and land-pooling changes.
- When
- The approvals were announced on Wednesday; the articles do not specify the date.
- Where
- Across Andhra Pradesh, including Amaravati, Machilipatnam, Palnadu, Sri City, Kuppam and several other districts and cities.
- Why
- To attract industrial investment, create jobs, secure electricity, improve infrastructure and expand administrative and policing capacity.
- Total investment proposals
- Rs 22,177.84 crore
- Expected employment
- 19,739 jobs
- Largest industrial project
- Rs 8,000-crore Goa Shipyard Limited facility at Machilipatnam Port
- Shipyard land allocation
- 400 acres, including about 1.7 kilometres of waterfront
- Pumped-storage procurement
- 1,344 MW/10,752 MWh for 40 years, plus 500 MW for four years
- Amaravati infrastructure allocation
- Raised from Rs 904 crore to Rs 1,548.98 crore
- Assembly building allocation
- Rs 661 crore, replacing an earlier Rs 798-crore sanction