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Date: September 30, 2024

Lulu Group’s Grand Return to AP Under Babu’s Leadership

Lulu Group’s Exit and Return

Under Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership, the TDP government invited the Lulu Group’s to invest in Andhra Pradesh. The group was given land in Visakhapatnam to build a large mall. However, when the YSR Congress Party (YCP) came into power, the project was canceled. The new government’s reverse tendering policy and focus on stopping investments forced the Lulu Group to leave.

Now, with Naidu and the NDA government back, there is hope of bringing the Lulu Group’s projects back to the state. This is an important move to restore the state’s reputation as a business-friendly place.


Chandrababu Naidu Welcomes Lulu Group‘s

Recently, Naidu met with Lulu Group’s Chairman Yusuf Ali and Executive Director Ashraf Ali in Amaravati. He announced the meeting on Twitter:
“I’m pleased to welcome Mr. Yusuf Ali and Mr. Ashraf Ali MA back to Andhra Pradesh.”

In their discussion, they talked about building new infrastructure. They plan to open a mega mall and multiplex in Visakhapatnam, along with hypermarkets and multiplexes in Vijayawada and Tirupati. These developments will boost the local economy and create jobs.


Future Plans for Andhra Pradesh

Naidu promised the Lulu Group his government’s full support for their upcoming projects. The group plans to invest in malls and food processing units in the state, which will create numerous job opportunities and strengthen the state’s economy.

This project, once completed, will be a key step in Andhra Pradesh’s growth. It will also be a significant victory for Naidu, demonstrating his commitment to bringing investments back to the state.


Economic Impact

The return of Lulu Group marks a turning point for Andhra Pradesh. The group’s investments, including new shopping malls and food processing ventures, will improve social infrastructure in Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, and Tirupati. The projects will create jobs and drive economic growth across the state.

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