Oman-based businessman Bhagwant Singh pledges Rs 500 crore investment in Punjab
In a remarkable journey that spans from struggling with a meager budget of Rs 500 to transforming into a visionary investor pouring Rs 500 crore into Punjab, Bhagwant Singh, an Oman-based businessman with roots in Khanna, has become a symbol of entrepreneurial triumph and philanthropy.

Having successfully expanded his business empire across West Asia, Africa, and America, Bhagwant Singh is now turning his attention to his homeland, Punjab. The culmination of this commitment is the initiation of an ambitious project—a fruit manufacturing plant in Mohali.
Expressing his desire to contribute to the prosperity of his state, Bhagwant Singh shared, “I am at a stage in life where I have gained a lot. Now, I want to make use of my wealth for helping in the growth of my state and its people.” This sentiment reflects a commendable inclination toward philanthropy and a commitment to giving back to the community that shaped his early years.
Bhagwant Singh has formally submitted his proposal to Invest Punjab, awaiting the necessary clearances to commence his transformative venture. In a significant development, he recently met with Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to present his project and garner support. The businessman’s company, Singh and Company, envisions procuring citrus fruits from the Malwa region and Hoshiarpur to fuel the operations of the proposed manufacturing plant.
Detailing the project’s scope, Bhagwant Singh outlined, “In the first phase, we are setting up the plant on four acres in Mohali district, with an initial investment of Rs 100 crore. As we expand, the total investment in the plant will be Rs 500 crore.” This sizable investment underscores not only the scale of the undertaking but also Bhagwant Singh’s confidence in the growth potential of the region.
The proposed fruit manufacturing plant is poised to make a significant impact on the local economy, generating employment opportunities and fostering economic development. Moreover, by sourcing raw materials locally, the project is aligned with the goal of supporting regional farmers and agricultural communities.
Punjab, with its rich agricultural heritage, is set to benefit from Bhagwant Singh’s strategic investment, marking a new chapter in the entrepreneur’s journey and contributing to the economic landscape of the state. As the necessary approvals are awaited and the project gains momentum, the anticipation surrounding this monumental investment continues to grow, signifying a beacon of hope for regional development and prosperity.
(Image and text courtesy Khalsavox.com)
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Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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