Economy
Main existing industries of the district are Mehandi manufacturing units, Textile dyeing and printing, Umbrellas and wire netting, Cotton ginning, ACSR conductors, Agricultural equipment, Conduct pipes, Cement (Portland), Guar gum, handle manufacturing units, Medicines, Pesticides, steel furniture.
To promote the industries, there are 15 industrial areas developed by the State Government are: Mandia road (Pali), Old Industrial Area (Pali), Pali I Phase, Pali II Phase, Pali IVnd Phase, Marwar Junction, Punayata Road (Pali), Piplia Kalan, Sojat City I & II Phase, Sojat City III Phase, Sumerpur Industrial Area, Sumerpur Industrial Estate, M/s DLF Cement Ltd. Rabariyawas, Industrial Area Bar, Industrial Area Saradhana and Falna- Zadri. om
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