Missouri Partnership, a public-private economic development organization, is inviting Indian chemical companies to invest in Missouri, United States as part of the next frontier of their business.

Strategically located in the center of North America, Missouri efficiently enables businesses to break through to new markets and expand their customer base via its central location and extensive network of airports and railroads. Missouri also possesses an abundance of natural resources and a population that welcomes companies and organizations from India, making it an ideal partner for growing businesses.

Some Indian companies that have already invested in the state include Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Hinduja Global Solutions, Piramal Glass, and many others.

“India is at the leading edge of economic development in the world and the country continues to be an important ally for our state,” said Subash Alias, CEO of Missouri Partnership.

“In 2021, Missouri’s imports from India were to the tune of US $671 million, led by chemicals, fabricated metal products, textile mills products, electrical equipment, appliances & components, and other industries. As companies continue to choose Missouri for our business-friendly environment, we will continue to provide the best tools, resources, and support that businesses need to flourish in our state,” added Alias.

Missouri offers an unmatched level of workforce development and ranks first in the nation for on-the-job training and third in the US for completed apprenticeships. With its competitive cost of living and vibrant culture, the state provides a high quality of life with low business costs.

The state also continues to be home to a variety of industry-leading companies across several sectors, such as Bayer Crop Science, Danforth Plant Science Center, Boeing, Ford, GM, Meta, Wells Fargo Advisors, and H&R Block.