Delhi to Get New Industrial and Warehouse Policies; Global Investment Summit Announced in 2025 Budget

In a major push toward economic development, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced a new industrial policy and warehouse policy for the capital during the 2025 Budget speech. These policies aim to re-establish Delhi as a vibrant industrial hub and improve infrastructure for storage and logistics.

The Chief Minister also revealed plans to set up a Traders Welfare Board that will address the grievances of local traders and ensure effective solutions. The board is expected to simplify processes and enhance the ease of doing business in the capital.

Global Investment Summit to Debut in Delhi

For the first time, a Global Investment Summit will be organized in Delhi, with the aim of making it a biennial event. The summit will focus on attracting domestic and international investors, fostering business-friendly reforms, and boosting the city’s economic profile.

To support these initiatives, CM Rekha Gupta has proposed a capital expenditure budget of ₹28,000 crore. She emphasized that all redevelopment-related issues affecting business operations will be resolved under a new plan that ensures hassle-free business environments for entrepreneurs and traders.

Reforms for Industrial Areas

Further announcements include:

A plan for regularization of industrial areas.

Implementation of a single-window clearance system to simplify licensing and approvals.

Conversion of leased industrial properties to freehold, making ownership more secure for businesses.

Boost to Small Scale Industries

Delhi continues to be a major center for small-scale industries. Recognizing its role in national economic development, the government reiterated its commitment to act as a facilitator in promoting industries within the National Capital Territory.

Support for Farmers in Delhi

The CM also announced the re-establishment of a Rural Board with a proposed budget of ₹1,157 crore. Additionally, under the PM Kisan Yojana, Delhi’s farmers will now receive ₹9,000 annually, which includes a ₹3,000 top-up from the Delhi government over and above the ₹6,000 provided by the central government.

These initiatives reflect the government's multi-sector approach to strengthening industry, agriculture, and investment in Delhi.

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