Origins by Mahindra, Ahmedabad

Gujarat is strategically positioned along key national industrial corridors, including the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) and the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC), enabling faster movement of goods across North, West, and Central India. With major ports including Mundra, Kandla, Dahej, and Pipavav supported by an extensive coastline and port network, Gujarat handles a significant share of India’s cargo traffic.

Gujarat has consistently ranked among India’s leading states for ease of doing business, backed by stable governance, single-window systems, and sector-focused industrial policies that continue to attract domestic and global investors.

The state has a strong technical education ecosystem with engineering colleges, ITIs, and vocational institutes producing talent across mechanical, electrical, civil, and industrial disciplines - supporting both skilled and shop-floor manpower needs.

Contributing 8.2% to India’s GDP (FY 2023–24),  Gujarat has a strong manufacturing base across chemicals, engineering, pharmaceuticals, textiles, and auto components, supported by a dense MSME ecosystem.

Carbon-positive planning, planned green buffers and reduce-recycle based initiatives to conserve natural resources.

Ahmedabad is Gujarat’s primary economic and industrial centre, with a diversified base across manufacturing and services. Backed by established urban and industrial infrastructure, Ahmedabad provides a reliable environment for industrial and business operations.