Bangalore Global Investors Meet

A global investors meet planned by the Karnataka government for the end of November, has been postponed to early next year due to the ongoing drought conditions in the state.

The Karnataka government has signed memorandums of understanding and expressions of interest with 730 investors, with investment pledges of Rs 7.6 lakh crore during the two-day Global Investors Meet (GIM) that concluded in Bangalore on Friday.

The Global Investors Meet 2012 organized by the Karnataka government kicks off in Bangalore on Thursday

With three days to go for the second edition of the Global Investors Meet (GIM), the BJP Government in Karnataka on Monday scaled up the investment projections from Rs five lakh crore to Rs six lakh crore.

After boasting success at the Global Investors Meet (GIM) in 2010 with MoUs worth over Rs 3 lakh crore, the Karnataka Government claims to have garnered over Rs 53,000 crore investments in agro-based industries at the maiden Global Agri-Business and Food Processing Summit in Bangalore on Thursday.

After constant prodding by his family, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa finally discarded his trademark all-white safari for a sharp Italian-cut suit at the two-day Global Investors Meet (GIM) that began on Thursday, and asked his ministers to do likewise.

A global investors meet planned by the Karnataka government for the end of November, has been postponed to early next year due to the ongoing drought conditions in the state.

The Karnataka government has signed memorandums of understanding and expressions of interest with 730 investors, with investment pledges of Rs 7.6 lakh crore during the two-day Global Investors Meet (GIM) that concluded in Bangalore on Friday.

The Global Investors Meet 2012 organized by the Karnataka government kicks off in Bangalore on Thursday

With three days to go for the second edition of the Global Investors Meet (GIM), the BJP Government in Karnataka on Monday scaled up the investment projections from Rs five lakh crore to Rs six lakh crore.

After boasting success at the Global Investors Meet (GIM) in 2010 with MoUs worth over Rs 3 lakh crore, the Karnataka Government claims to have garnered over Rs 53,000 crore investments in agro-based industries at the maiden Global Agri-Business and Food Processing Summit in Bangalore on Thursday.

After constant prodding by his family, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa finally discarded his trademark all-white safari for a sharp Italian-cut suit at the two-day Global Investors Meet (GIM) that began on Thursday, and asked his ministers to do likewise.