The UDF government proposed a new tax structure for low-alcohol beverages produced in Kerala and excluded liquor-related dues from a newly announced tax arrear waiver scheme.

The UDF government proposed a new sales tax structure for low-alcohol beverages (0.5% to 20% alcohol by volume, excluding beer and wine) and excluded liquor-related dues from a new tax arrear waiver scheme.

Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan stated the United Democratic Front (UDF) government will encourage private investment to boost the state economy, following the presentation of the Revised Budget for the 2026-27 fiscal.

The Kerala government announced a revised budget including structural reforms for KIIFB, initiatives to establish Kerala as a maritime and aviation logistics hub, a Southern Kerala Economic Corridor, a "silver economy," and the Kerala Knowledge Valley.

The Kerala budget proposes the 'Invest Keralam' initiative and earmarks ₹100 crore for the Kerala MSME Growth Scheme.

The Kerala budget 2026-27 proposed the 'Invest Keralam' initiative and earmarked ₹100 crore for the Kerala MSME Growth Scheme.

The UDF government's budget proposed a world-class football stadium in the Malabar region with ₹50 crore earmarked, and an international stadium at Chelad, alongside a 'Vision 2036' project for Olympic athlete preparation.

The UDF government's maiden Budget presented by Chief Minister V D Satheesan unveiled an ambitious "Land Reforms 2.0" agenda.

The UDF government's Budget announced the Oommen Chandy Health Insurance Scheme providing ₹25 lakh medical coverage, revamped Medisep, enhanced fisherman insurance, and extended e-stamping.

Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan unveiled the revised Budget for 2026–27 in the Assembly, outlining a vision for 'New Kerala' focused on maritime-led growth, investment mobilization, infrastructure development, and inclusive economic progress.

The UDF government's maiden Budget outlined an ambitious roadmap to transform Kerala into a hub for higher education, innovation, entrepreneurship, and investment, including the Kerala Knowledge Valley project.