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MPIDC secures land consent for Indore–Pithampur Economic Corridor

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Last Updated : 15th Dec, 2025
Synopsis

The Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation has secured formal consent for around 300 hectares of land for the Indore–Pithampur Economic Corridor, marking a key step forward for the project. The corridor is planned to improve connectivity between Indore and the Pithampur industrial hub, supporting smoother movement of goods and lowering logistics costs. With this approval, authorities can move ahead with detailed planning and early-stage works. The project is designed to strengthen links between industrial areas, logistics parks and urban centres, while boosting trade and manufacturing activity. Once developed, the corridor is expected to attract fresh investment and enhance the region’s industrial and infrastructure-led growth prospects.

The Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC) has received formal consent for roughly 300 hectares of land earmarked for the Indore–Pithampur Economic Corridor, marking a milestone in the project’s progression through necessary regulatory clearances. The development, aimed at enhancing connectivity between Indore and the industrial hub of Pithampur, is being positioned as a strategic infrastructure initiative to support trade, logistics and industrial expansion in the region.


Officials said the land consent will enable detailed planning and early works to advance the corridor, which is expected to facilitate smoother movement of goods, reduce transport costs and strengthen linkages between manufacturing clusters, warehousing facilities and urban centres. The economic corridor has been a priority under state planning frameworks focused on economic competitiveness and industrial investment promotion.

The 300 hectares of consented land form a core segment of the corridor alignment and include parcels that are crucial for access roads, service lanes and associated infrastructure. Authorities noted that securing consent at this scale removes a significant administrative bottleneck and sets the stage for subsequent actions such as detailed design, tendering and implementation of civil works.

The Indore–Pithampur Economic Corridor is intended to integrate connectivity between industrial estates, special economic zones and logistic parks located along and beyond the National Highway network linking the two cities. By enhancing transport fluidity for freight and industrial customers, the corridor is expected to support regional supply chains, attract capital investment and improve competitiveness for local enterprises.

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