Reliance Industries subsidiary Model Economic Township Limited (METL) has signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the Haryana Government for investments of ₹8,646 crore in Reliance MET City, Jhajjar.
The agreements were signed during the launch of Haryana’s Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026. If implemented as planned, the projects could create jobs and bring fresh investment to the region. The development also adds to Reliance MET City’s growing industrial presence in Haryana.
Two MoUs to Drive Industrial Expansion in Reliance MET City
The first MoU was signed by Model Economic Township Limited as part of Haryana’s push to attract investment, expand industrial activity, and create jobs within MET City.
The second MoU brings together investment plans from companies that have already acquired industrial plots in Reliance MET City and are now setting up their operations.
The two agreements together represent investments of ₹8,646 crore and are expected to create more than 33,250 jobs. For Jhajjar, this ranks among the biggest investment commitments announced under Haryana’s new industrial policy.
Manufacturing Sectors to Benefit
The investments cover a range of sectors, including:
- Auto and Auto Components
- Electronics Manufacturing
- Defence Manufacturing
- Medical Devices
- Footwear Manufacturing
- Packaging Industries
The investments are expected to support new factories, generate jobs, and contribute to industrial activity in Haryana.
Reliance MET City Expands Its Manufacturing Base
With a planned area of around 8,250 acres in Jhajjar district, Reliance MET City is one of the country’s largest industrial townships.
The development is home to more than 650 companies from over 12 countries, including several global manufacturers. Its road links, utility network, and industrial infrastructure have helped attract companies across a range of sectors.
Reliance MET City is home to businesses that collectively employ more than 40,000 people.
Haryana’s Industrial Growth Strategy
The announcement follows the launch of Haryana’s Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026.
The policy aims to attract ₹5 lakh crore in investments. At the launch event, companies signed investment proposals and MoUs worth about ₹1.10 lakh crore.
The Reliance MET City agreements rank among the largest investment announcements made under Haryana’s new industrial policy.
Focus on Execution and Employment
According to METL, the investments include new factories, business expansions, and industrial projects across Haryana.
The projects are expected to create jobs across manufacturing, technical, and skilled workforce roles.
The expansion could also drive demand for logistics, warehousing, engineering, and other industrial services.
What the Investment Means for Jhajjar
The latest investment commitments add to Jhajjar’s growing industrial presence in Haryana.
As more companies set up operations in Reliance MET City, Jhajjar could see more jobs, new industrial projects, and increased business activity.
The announcement adds to a series of large industrial investments being made across Haryana and Jhajjar.
Conclusion
The two MoUs bring investments of ₹8,646 crore to Reliance MET City and could create more than 33,250 jobs. The plans also include new manufacturing facilities across sectors such as auto components, electronics, defence, medical devices, footwear, and packaging, adding to industrial activity in Jhajjar.
FAQs
What is the total investment announced for Reliance MET City?
The two MoUs involve proposed investments of ₹8,646 crore in Reliance MET City, Jhajjar.
How many jobs are expected to be created?
The projects are expected to create more than 33,250 jobs.
Where is Reliance MET City located?
Reliance MET City is located in Jhajjar, Haryana.
How large is Reliance MET City?
The township spans around 8,250 acres.
How many companies currently operate in Reliance MET City?
More than 650 companies from over 12 countries operate within the township.
Which industries are covered under the new investments?
The investments cover sectors such as auto components, electronics, defence, medical devices, footwear, and packaging.
