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Gujarat Dy CM Harsh Sanghavi invites South Koreas Youngone to explore investment opportunities in state

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Gandhinagar (Gujarat) | October 22, 2026 23:11:22 IST
As part of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit initiative, a high-level Gujarat delegation visiting South Korea held a meeting with leading global textile company Youngone Corporation in Daegu. The meeting was attended by senior company officials, including its President, Jae-young Park.

Youngone Corporation is a leading global company in outdoor sportswear, performance apparel, and textile manufacturing, employing around 100,000 people worldwide. It is also a major producer of high-quality fabrics and synthetic materials.

During the meeting, Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi invited Youngone Corporation to invest in Gujarat and establish joint ventures in the state. He highlighted that Gujarat accounts for nearly one-third of Indias man-made fibre production and offers a complete textile value chain, from cotton production to ready-made garments.

Sanghavi also highlighted the investment opportunities for global companies like Youngone Corporation at the PM MITRA Textile Park, being developed across 1,142 acres in Navsari.

He noted that Gujarats industry-friendly policies, port infrastructure, and strong logistics connectivity offer significant advantages for investors. He also invited the companys representatives to attend the upcoming Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit and visit Gujarats textile clusters.

Earlier, the Gujarat Deputy CM held meetings in Tokyo while leading the state government delegation to Japan on October 21.

According to the Gujarat Government, Sanghavi, in a single day, addressed two mega roundtables with a total of 129 Japanese companies, comprising a luncheon roundtable with 57 industrialists from various sectors and an automobile supply chain roundtable with 72 Suzuki suppliers.

During the visit, Sanghavi met Suzuki Motor Corporation President Toshihiro Suzuki, State Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan Nakasone Yasutaka, and Governor of Iwate Prefecture Takuya Tasso.

He also held individual meetings with 11 other major Japanese companies, including Sumitomo Chemical, Furukawa Electric, Honda, Tokyo Electron, Kyowa Leather, JERA, MUFG Bank, Marubeni, Sanrio, Meiraku, and Moririn.

Highlighting the key outcomes of the day, Suzuki Motor announced that its Gujarat production, which has reached 10 lakh cars a year, is set to double to 20 lakh cars in the coming years, while 24 new suppliers from the Suzuki supply chain expressed keenness to set up operations in Gujarat on a fast-track basis. (ANI)

 
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