Yogi Adityanath Courts DBS Bank for UP's Green Energy & Semiconductor Push

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with DBS Bank CEO Tan Su Shan in Singapore to discuss wide-ranging investment opportunities. The talks focused on collaboration in green energy sectors like green hydrogen and solar, as well as semiconductor manufacturing. DBS Bank showed particular interest in supporting the digitization of cooperative banking to provide better financial services to farmers. The meeting is seen as a key step in aligning the bank's India strategy with UP's goals for digital economy and green growth.

Key Points: Yogi Adityanath Meets DBS Bank CEO for UP Investment

  • Green energy investment focus
  • Semiconductor manufacturing talks
  • Digital banking cooperation
  • Support for UP's investor-friendly ecosystem
  • Exploration of Global Capability Centres
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Singapore: CM Yogi meets DBS Bank CEO; discusses investment in financial, green energy sectors

UP CM Yogi Adityanath meets DBS Bank CEO Tan Su Shan in Singapore to discuss investments in green hydrogen, semiconductors, and digital banking.

"Positive discussions were held on cooperation possibilities in the areas of digital banking... semiconductor manufacturing, and green energy. - Official Release"

Singapore City, February 23

During his Singapore visit, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday met with Chief Executive Officer of DBS Bank, Tan Su Shan, and her team.

During the meeting, positive discussions were held on cooperation possibilities in the areas of digital banking and affordable financial services, capability development, semiconductor manufacturing, and green energy.

The Chief Minister also invited the global financial institution, headquartered in Singapore, to explore investment and partnership opportunities in Uttar Pradesh.

DBS Bank showed special interest in the emerging energy ecosystem of Uttar Pradesh. In particular, there were positive deliberations on collaboration opportunities in green sectors such as green hydrogen, green ammonia, compressed biogas (CBG), and solar energy, as per a release.

An agreement was reached to explore possibilities for cooperation in semiconductor manufacturing, special focus on Global Capability Centres in Noida and Lucknow, affordable financial services, and digitisation of cooperative banking.

Positive deliberations were held on collaboration opportunities in green sectors such as green hydrogen, green ammonia, compressed biogas, and solar energy.

In addition, discussions were held on cooperation in the electronics manufacturing sector, especially on encouraging Taiwanese companies to invest in India for semiconductor chip manufacturing.

The meeting also included detailed discussions on the digitization of the cooperative banking framework. DBS Bank expressed its willingness to support providing better and accessible financial services to farmers through the digital empowerment of cooperative banks in districts.

Established in 1968, DBS Bank's total assets amounted to approximately USD 739 billion as of December 2023. Its wholly owned subsidiary in India, DBS Bank India Limited, is operating at around 350 locations across 19 states.

This meeting is being considered an important step towards aligning DBS Bank's India development strategy with Uttar Pradesh's digital economy, green growth goals, and investor-friendly ecosystem.

The Chief Minister made it clear that the Government of Uttar Pradesh is committed to providing every possible support to global investors through transparency, policy stability, and a swift decision-making process. It is noteworthy that under CM Yogi's policy of promoting foreign investment in the state, Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya is currently on a tour of Europe.

- ANI

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Priya S
Digital empowerment of cooperative banks for farmers is the most promising part for me. If DBS can help bring modern banking to rural UP, it will have a direct impact on millions of lives. Fingers crossed!
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Rohit P
Good to see focus on Noida and Lucknow for Global Capability Centres. This will create high-quality white-collar jobs and stop the brain drain to Bangalore and Hyderabad. UP is finally getting its due.
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Sarah B
The green hydrogen and ammonia focus is spot on. India needs to be a leader in this next-gen energy space. Partnerships with financially strong institutions like DBS are crucial for the massive capital required.
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Vikram M
While the intent is good, we've seen many such announcements before. The real test is in the execution and whether the "investor-friendly ecosystem" promise holds true on the ground. Transparency and swift decisions are easier said than done.
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Kavya N
Semiconductor manufacturing with potential Taiwanese investment is huge! This is exactly the kind of high-tech manufacturing we need to build Atmanirbhar Bharat. Hope UP becomes a semiconductor hub. 🇮🇳

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