At the SelectUSA Investment Summit held in National Harbor, Maryland, Indian companies announced plans to invest over $20.5 billion in the United States, focusing on sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals. A factsheet from the US government highlighted that these investments aim to enhance supply chains and expand production capacity, potentially creating thousands of jobs. Notably, Indian pharmaceutical companies are set to invest more than $19.1 billion, with Sun Pharmaceutical leading the way through its planned $11.75 billion acquisition of Organon & Co. in New Jersey. Additionally, JSW Steel has committed to modernizing its facilities in Ohio and Texas with an investment of $255 million. The $1.1 billion announced by 12 companies at the summit is the largest from a single delegation, expected to create nearly 2,500 direct jobs. Other significant investments include $900 million by the Ahmedabad-based Abhyuday Group for manufacturing clusters across five states, and $100 million by Sterlite Technologies Limited for a new factory. Other firms like TechDome Solutions, Atri AI, and RoshAI are also making substantial investments to establish operations in the US.