Maharashtra, under the leadership of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, has set an ambitious target of attracting ₹30 lakh crore (approximately $3.6 trillion USD) in investments to position itself as a global investment hub. This strategy, outlined at the Economic Times Maharashtra Business Summit 2026 in Mumbai, focuses on infrastructure-led growth, logistics expansion, and clean energy initiatives. Fadnavis emphasized the importance of building 'economic corridors' to enhance connectivity and drive industrial growth. The upcoming Vadhvan Port is highlighted as a key project that will transform the state's logistics framework and enhance India's trade capacity. Guest speakers at the summit stressed the need for inclusive growth that supports job creation and improves living standards. Additionally, industry leaders pointed out the importance of predictable policies and removing regulatory bottlenecks to foster investment. They also raised concerns about the need for sustained funding in sectors like pharmaceuticals to maintain innovation and competitiveness.