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Bengaluru: Minister for Large and Medium Industries M. B. Patil said on Thursday that he will visit London with a high-level delegation from November 24 to 26 to attract investments from leading UK-based companies.

He held discussions with Seema Malhotra, the UK Minister for Commonwealth Affairs and Development, and Linda Cameron, the British High Commissioner to India, who met him in Bengaluru.

Speaking on the occasion, Patil noted that the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) signed between India and the United Kingdom earlier this year has created a favourable environment for investment. During his London visit, the delegation will meet the heads of major companies such as Element-6, ARM, Linde, Martin-Baker, Fido AI, Oxford Space Systems, Green Jets, Nanopore Tech, Group Rhodes, The Senator Group, The Latos Group, Samco Holdings and others.

He said Karnataka aims to strengthen economic ties by encouraging UK companies to invest in the State. Key focus sectors include higher education, technology exchange, high-tech manufacturing, aerospace, defence, electric vehicles, clean energy, and research-driven industries. As part of this effort, the delegation will participate in a meeting organised by the UK-India Business Council on November 25, he added.

UK Schools in Bengaluru
Officials from the UK informed the Minister that The King’s School, Canterbury—one of Britain’s oldest educational institutions—will open its Bengaluru campus from the 2026 academic year. Similarly, RGS Guildford, which has partnered with the Mumbai-based Ryan Educational Group, will start its campus in Bengaluru from 2028. Both institutions will follow the 12-year British curriculum.
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Veena Sunil




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