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KTR seeks investments from Hong Kong
Telangana IT Minister KT Rama Rao, who is on three day tour to Hong Kong and Taiwan along with IT Secretary Jayesh Ranjan on Thursday, met the local industrialists at a summit organized by CII to seek investments in electronic hardware manufacturing for the Telangana state.
Telangana IT Minister KT Rama Rao, who is on three day tour to Hong Kong and Taiwan along with IT Secretary Jayesh Ranjan on Thursday, met the local industrialists at a summit organized by CII to seek investments in electronic hardware manufacturing for the Telangana state.
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Nearly 50 representatives of prominent companies who are involved in hedge funds, property development, financial services and equity interacted on investment opportunities in Telangana. Briefing the investment policy of Telangana, KTR revealed to the industrialists, the resources available for setting up new firms and informed after the meeting that many companies expressed confidence in Telangana.
KTR visited Cyberport that houses start-ups and possibility of collaboration with T Hub was discussed with COO of the organization, Mark O Cleft.
