Gujarat has attracted investments worth 86,418 crore rupees in the MSME sector and generated 3.98 lakh jobs over the past five years.

According to official data released on National Small Industries Day, the state government has disbursed more than 7,300 crore rupees under 1.69 lakh claim applications to support entrepreneurs, alongside launching several initiatives focused on skill development, financial assistance, and marketing support. 

Under the Centre’s ‘Zero Defect Zero Effect’ (ZED) initiative, over 1.10 lakh MSME units in Gujarat have registered, with nearly 66,000 receiving ZED certification, placing the state at the national forefront. In the last three years, approximately 17.39 lakh new enterprises have been registered in Gujarat, including 2.91 lakh led by women entrepreneurs.

During FY 2024-25 alone, the state attracted investments exceeding ₹42,774 crore, creating over 1.65 lakh jobs. Additionally, financial aid amounting to ₹958 crore was extended to more than 21,000 units.