Gogoro will invest more than $1.5 billion to establish state-wide battery charging and swapping infrastructure in Maharashtra. The proposed Ultra Mega Project deal includes financial incentives and support from the Maharashtra government.

The Maharashtra government was backing the industrial growth in Nashik and the district would see investments of Rs 7,771 crore. Reliance Lifesciences would invest Rs 4,200 crore in Dindori, while another pharma major's investment would be about Rs 1,200 crore

The Maharashtra government is planning to start a single-window system for clearances of housing projects going for redevelopment and implement the self-redevelopment order issued in September 2019.

Maharashtra government approved allotment of housing units of 300 sq ft instead of 269 sq ft to eligible residents of BDD chawls in Worli, Naigaon and NM Joshi Marg after redevelopment. Shinde directed the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) to use new technology prevailing in the construction sector to expedite the redevelopment

The Maharashtra Government announced that the Hinduja group will be investing Rs 35,000 crore in the state. The group has identified 11 sectors for investment in the state, including infrastructure, biotech, electric vehicles, manufacturing and health.

The Maharashtra government is working on an ambitious plan of building a highway network of nearly 3,000 km with the hope of connecting a majority of the 36 districts in the state. The Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation is hoping to complete this road network in the next five years and estimates a total investment of Rs 3 lakh crore.

Maharashtra government announced that the central government has approved nearly 225 projects for the state at a total estimated cost of Rs 2 lakh crore. While work on some of these projects has already started.

The Maharashtra government is likely to soon invite fresh bids to redevelop Dharavi, Asia’s largest slum spread over 600 acre of prime land in Mumbai, as the government expects to clear all the hurdles related to the project within three months.

Laying an outlay of Rs. 3,183 crore for augmenting public health in its Budget, the Maharashtra government announced that it is committed to spend Rs. 11,000 crore over the next three years to improve health infrastructure in the state. In the previous budget, a four-year project worth Rs. 7,500 crore was announced for the upgradation and construction of health institutions.