It added that the investments would support the state’s broader goals of attracting fresh capital, expanding employment and accelerating industrial development across sectors.
The administration described Vijay’s visit as more than an investment-promotion exercise, saying it also marked an effort to build long-term economic relationships between Tamil Nadu and global industries.
Such international engagement could help the state attract advanced technologies, new manufacturing facilities and high-quality employment, it said.
The government indicated that similar overseas investment missions would be undertaken as part of its strategy to make Tamil Nadu a preferred destination for international investors.
Its focus would remain on securing projects that contribute to sustainable growth and generate employment for young people, the statement added.
After completing his official engagements, Vijay arrived in Chennai on Thursday morning. He thanked members of the Tamil diaspora in the United Kingdom for their reception and support during the visit.
The government said the outcome of the London tour demonstrated Tamil Nadu’s appeal as an industrial destination and would strengthen its ambition to become a globally competitive economic hub.
With IANS inputs
