| Policy Name | Madhya Pradesh GCC Policy 2025 |
| Objective | Establish Madhya Pradesh as a leading hub for global innovation and collaboration through Global Capability Centers (GCCs). |
| Nodal Agency | Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation Limited (MPSeDC) |
| Key Features | - Incentives for capital expenditure, payroll, upskilling, and R&D.- Focus on IT, finance, engineering, human resources, AI, and cybersecurity. |
| Target Sectors | IT, finance, engineering, human resources, emerging technologies (AI, cybersecurity). |
| Decentralization | First dedicated framework for GCC growth in tier-2 cities, shifting business hubs beyond metro cities. |
| Employment Target | Attract over 50 GCCs, generate more than 37,000 direct jobs. |
| Foreign Investments | Facilitates foreign investments and infrastructure development. |
| Infrastructure | Over 5 Special Economic Zones (SEZs), 15+ IT parks, 150+ Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) units. Key IT hubs: Indore, Bhopal, Jabalpur. |
| Ease of Doing Business | Ranked 4th in Ease of Doing Business Rankings (2023). |
| Policy Implementation | Policy Implementation Unit (PIU) to manage project approvals, incentive allocation, and compliance monitoring. |
| Global Goals | Contributes to India's vision of a USD 110 billion GCC market by 2030. |
| Examples of GCCs | General Electric (GE) in Bangalore (R&D, engineering), Nestle in Lausanne, Switzerland (product development, innovation). |
