Indiana Open Investment Policy Statement

November 08, 2018
Indiana Capitol

Governor Eric Holcomb made state history yesterday by signing Indiana’s first Open Investment Policy statement, declaring that Indiana’s economy is stronger because of its successful attraction of foreign direct investment and affirming Indiana’s commitment to ensuring the success of international companies in the state.

“I’m committed to taking Indiana to the world and bringing the world back to Indiana,” said Governor Eric Holcomb. “We’re home to over 950 international companies employing over 190,000 Hoosiers. In the last five years alone, foreign investment jobs in Indiana has grown by over 40%. We’re going to keep that going which is why I’m proud to reaffirm Indiana’s commitment to being open for international investment.” Read more.

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