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- 1a $1.5 trillion economy by 2036ப.5
The anchor target of the whole note: a $1.5 trillion State economy by 2036. Every corporation's section ties back to it.
- 2NITI Aayog Investment Friendliness Index 2026ப.5
Tamil Nadu ranks 3rd among States and Union Territories in the Top Performer category of the NITI Aayog Investment Friendliness Index 2026.
- 3Market Access and Supply Chain Enablement Cellப.6
MASCE matches large buyers with local suppliers so global firms source within the State - import substitution as an investment-promotion tool.
- 4Wearing Apparelப.16
Tamil Nadu ranks 1st in India in wearing apparel (33.64% of output) and leather (25.18%), and 2nd in textiles, other transport equipment, computer and electronic products and machinery.
- 5Tamil Nadu is the second-largest State economy in Indiaப.17
GSDP is ₹35,29,052 crore for 2025-26, about 13% growth - the second-largest State economy in India.
- 6manufacturing sector contributed a robust 25.22% to Tamil Nadu’s Gross Value Addedப.17
Manufacturing is 25.22% of Tamil Nadu's GVA against 17.13% for India - the single sharpest statistic in this note.
- 7the State leads the country with 32,000 operating factories employing 29.84 lakh personsப.17
Annual Survey of Industries 2023-24: 32,000 operating factories and 29.84 lakh workers, the highest in the country.
- 81,735 factories employing more than 1,000 workers eachப.17
Tamil Nadu has 1,735 factories with over 1,000 workers each - more than twice the next State's 742. Evidence of large-format manufacturing, not just count.
- 9Enterprise TN Planப.17
The Enterprise TN Plan is to market textiles, leather, fireworks, auto components and jewellery abroad, using India's 14 Free Trade Agreements and export divisions in every SIPCOT estate.
- 10ranking first or second nationally in eight major manufacturing categoriesப.18
The State ranks first or second nationally in eight major manufacturing categories.
- 11Merchandise exports reached an impressive USD 59.93 billionப.18
Merchandise exports of USD 59.93 billion in 2025-26, of which electronics alone was USD 19.97 billion - 41% of India's electronics exports.
- 12opportunity mapping exercise across India's 14 FTAsப.18
The Export Cell at Guidance has mapped opportunities across India's 14 free trade agreements - a rare State-level FTA engagement.
- 13USD 19.97 billionப.18
Electronics exports alone were USD 19.97 billion - 41% of India's electronic goods exports.
- 1441% of all women employed in factoriesப.19
The most striking workforce figure in the note: Tamil Nadu accounts for 41% of all women employed in factories in India.
- 15Guidance, the pioneeringப.20
Guidance is the State's investment promotion agency - lead generation, project facilitation, aftercare, and the drafting of sectoral policies.
- 1621 days clearancesப.21
The ease-of-doing-business target: all clearances within 21 days.
- 17District Specific Industrial Development Planப.21
The new Tamil Nadu Industrial Policy adds a District Specific Industrial Development Plan to push growth beyond the traditional corridors.
- 18artificial intelligence, semiconductors and advanced electronicsப.21
The named sunrise sectors: AI, semiconductors and advanced electronics, aerospace and defence, space, deep-tech and drones, the creative economy and Global Capability Centres.
- 19Floor Space Index normsப.22
FSI norms for Grade A offices are to be relaxed with the Housing and Urban Development Department, to give Global Capability Centres the floor plates they need.
- 20four major portsப.23
The State's structural advantages: diversified industrial base, skilled workforce, established clusters and four major ports.
- 21Where Vision Becomes Victoryப.24
Vettri Tamil Nadu Investment Conclave 2026, themed 'Where Vision Becomes Victory': 97 company MoUs worth Rs.67,452 crore and 1,06,998 potential jobs, plus seven institutional MoUs.
- 22Kazakh Investப.25
Institutional MoUs at the Conclave: Kazakh Invest, the India New Zealand Business Council, Sberbank, the TIDCO-Bosch Centre of Excellence, the WOW semi Foundation and AIC-IGCAR FAST Foundation.
- 2313 projects worthப.26
13 projects worth Rs.7,152 crore were inaugurated at the Conclave, including Ford's Global Capability Centre at Coimbatore.
- 24Public Charging Infrastructureப.26
The Tamil Nadu Public Charging Infrastructure Guidelines were drawn up by the Industries Department, Guidance, TNGECL and TNPDCL with ITDP India.