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Why invest in
Uttar
Pradesh?
A presentation by Government of Uttar Pradesh
Advantage Uttar Pradesh
Largest consumer base of India with 240mn population and another 200mn in neighboring states
Hosts seven cities with 1 mn plus and seven others with over 0.5 mn plus population.
Ranks 2nd in India in Ease of doing business reforms
2 international airports, 5 domestic airports and 15 upcoming regional airports
Upcoming world class international airport city at Jewar about 1.50hrs drive from the capital
Around 1120 miles of 8-lane expressways and 10,000 miles of railway network
1,000 miles of inland waterways opening up South east Asian market
Youngest & largest labour force with 56% of total population in working age group
75 Universities, 4000+ Colleges, 125,000+ ITI seats & world class institutes like IIT-K, IIT_BHU, IIM-L, etc.
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Connectivity Advantage
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* Maharashtra has highest NH network with 17,757 km
Overall Policy Framework
Industrial Investments & Employment Promotion Policy 2017
Umbrella Policy providing attractive incentives to all industries
irrespective of sector (UP IIEPP 2017)
Attractive incentives-
► Land Rebate
20+ Sector specific policies ► Capital Subsidy
Food Processing & Milk Policy Start Up Policy ► SGST Refund
► Capital Interest Subsidy
Defence & Aerospace Mftg Policy EV Mftg Policy
► Infrastructure Interest Subsidy
Electronics Manufacturing Policy Solar Policy ► Stamp Duty exemption
Pharmaceutical Policy Tourism Policy ► Electricity Duty Exemption
► Provident Fund reimbursement
Textile Policy Pvt Industrial Park Scheme ► Transportation subsidy
Warehousing & Logistics Policy MSME Policy ► R&D incentives
Civil Aviation Policy Biofuel Policy
Information Technology Policy Export Policy
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“Manufacturing sector”
UP is amongst the top 5 manufacturing states of India with more than 9 million MSMEs (highest in India)
Industrial Investment & Employment Promotion Policy 2017 (IIEPP) Salient features
• Stamp Duty : 100% in Bundelkhand & Poorvanchal, 75% in Madhyanchal &
Paschimanchal (except GBNagar & Ghaziabad) & 50% in GBNagar & Ghaziabad
Stamp Duty
• SGST Reimbursement : Net SGST reimbursement @90% for Small Industries for 5 Reimbursement Interest Subsidies
years, @60% for Medium Industries for 5 years, @60% for Large Industries other than
Mega Industries for 5 years, and @70% for Mega category Industries for 10 years.
• Interest Subsidies: 5% per annum for 5 years each for Capital, Infrastructure & State Goods & Incentives for
Services Tax entrepreneurs from
Industrial Quality Reimbursement marginalized sections
• Electricity Duty : 100% exemption to all new industrial units set up in the state for 10
years. Also, 100% exemption to all new industrial units producing electricity from
captive power plants for self-use for 10 years Employment Customized
Generation incentives for Mega
Incentives Projects
• EPF Reimbursement : Facility to the extent of 50% of employer’s contribution to the
units providing direct employment to 100 or more unskilled workers
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“Renewable Energy Sector”
Key strengths
► The state receives high solar irradiation levels ranging between 5 – 5.5 kwh/sqm for 300 – 330 days a year
► The state government is coming up with a “Green Corridor” and ensuring transmission infrastructure along hot
spots for solar park/plants
Uttar Pradesh Solar Power Policy 2017
• Electricity Duty@100% exemption from electricity duty for 10 years
• Stamp Duty@100% exemption on chargeable stamp duty
• Solar Park : State offer to purchase 100% power generated from solar park
• Exemptions for Large Scale Stand – alone solar projects:
• @ 50% exemption on wheeling charges/transmission charges on intrastate sale of power to third party or in case
of captive use
• @ 100% exemption from cross subsidy surcharge and wheeling charges /transmission charges on interstate sale
of solar power
• Subsidy for Grid Connected Rooftop Solar PV Plants@ Rs. 15000/KW to the maximum limit of subsidy or Rs.
30000/KW per consumer on first come first serve basis for the first 100 MW applications submitted online to UPNEDA
• Subsidy for Mini Grid@ 30% subsidy for the project to be installed in villages/Majras identified by UPNEDA/State Govt
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“Food Processing Sector”
Key strengths
► Lying along fertile Indo-Gangetic plains, UP has nine agro-climatic zones suits food processing industry
► Highest share in national output of sugarcane, food grains, potato, wheat, milk, mango etc.
Food Processing Policy 2017
• Capital Investment Subsidy @25% upto Rs 50 lakhs
• Additional Grants-in-aid to Mega Food Parks upto Rs 50 Cr under SAMPADA scheme
• Additional Grants-in-aid @10% under SAMPADA scheme for fruits & vegetables processing industries
• Interest Subsidy @100% for 5 years to micro and small food processing industries,, and @7% for
5 years for establishments other than micro and small food processing industries.
• Interest Subsidy for purchase of reefer vehicle/ mobile cooling van @7% for 5 years
• Export promotion incentive @50% reimbursement of expenses incurred on exporting processed food
samples for test marketing; and reimbursement of 25% of transportation cost up to INR 10 lakhs p.a. for 3
years. Also 20% refund of Free On Board value up to Rs 20 lakhs per beneficiary p.a. for 3 years.
• Patent registration fee reimbursement @75% and Quality certification fee reimbursement @50% for
internationally accepted quality certification
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“Pharmaceuticals Sector”
Key strengths
► UP has more than 17% market share of national pharma sales with vibrant R&D ecosystem in pharma
► State coming up with Medical Device Parks in GBNagar and plans to set up Bulk Drug Park in Lalitpur
Pharma Industry Policy 2018
• Patent Filing Fee refund on actual costs @100% on domestic & @50% on international patents
• Quality Certification Subsidy @75% of cost incurred for ISO & 50% of cost incurred for BIS certification
• Support for setting up R&D institutes @60% of annual interest on loan taken reimbursement
• Support for Clinical Trials @ 75% of total expenditure reimbursement
• Support for Contract / sponsored research in form of @50% subsidy on eligible project cost to research
institutes situated within UP
• SGST Reimbursement, Stamp duty exemption, Capital Interest Subsidy, Infrastructure Interest
Subsidy, Industrial Research Subsidy, Electricity Duty & Mandi Fee exemption as per under IIEPP 2017
• Incentives to Private Pharma Parks: Horizontal Pharma Park developed over min 10acres of land and
Vertical Pharma Park developed over min 3 acres of land will be provided same incentives as provided to
Private Industrial Parks under IIEPP 2017
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“Defence & Aerospace Sector”
Key strengths
► Upcoming UP Defence Industrial Corridor spread over 5000 hectares of land along 6-nodes viz. Agra,
Aligarh, Jhansi & Chitrakoot, Lucknow & Kanpur. Rs 50,000 Crores investment expected.
► Wide possibilities in aerospace sector with the upcoming Jewar International Airport
Defence & Aerospace Manufacturing Policy 2019
• Capital Subsidy
• @10% of FCI (except land cost) upto Rs. 10 Cr & @15% upto max Rs. 15 Cr in Bundelkhand for Mega & Anchor D&A Unit
• @5% of FCI (except land cost) upto max Rs. 5 Cr & @7.5% upto max Rs 7.5 Cr in Bundelkhand for MSME & Vendor Unit;
• @10% of FCI up to Rs. 10 Cr and @15% of FCI up to a limit of INR 15 Cr in Bundelkhand for Private Defence & Aerospace Parks
• @20% up to Rs. 1 Cr for setting up ETP (Mega Anchor & Anchor units)
• Grant for setting up of Common Facility Centres @ 25% wherein 75% grant has been provided by GoI
• Stamp Duty @100% exemption
• Transport subsidy (Mega Anchor & Anchor units)
• @50% subsidy upto consolidated maximum Rs. 2 Cr for transporting imported plant and machinery from logistic park/
transport hub/ port/ harbour to the production unit;
• @30% subsidy up to Rs. 1 Cr (per annum for 5 years) for transporting finished goods to logistic park/ transport hub/ port/
harbour from the production unit
• Technology transfer (Mega & Anchor units) @75% for the 1st 5 units & @50% towards next 5 units up to Rs. 50 lac per unit
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Ease of Doing Business
12
positions 2nd RANK Implementation of BRAP action points under
EODB exercise in Uttar Pradesh
jump in “Achiever State”
2years BR A P implementationFY18-19 (DPIIT, 2020) BRAP 17-18 BRAP 18-19
12th Rank 372 Reforms 187 Reforms
(FY18)
Implemented Implemented
14th Rank Implementation of recommendations at
(FY17)
District Level through District level EODB
NIVESH MITRA Applications only through Nivesh Mitra
One of India’s largest digital Single Window clearance platform (No offline applications allowed)
To provide NOCs/Clearances/Licenses including Renewals required for Only One Time Query on Applications within
setting up (Pre-Establishment) & running (Pre-Operation) a business in UP 07 days of application received
SKOCH – Digitally Signed Downloadable NOC /
166 20+ Clearances / Approvals
GOLD Award
no of Total departments received in
have been Timelines included in UP Janhit GuaranteeAct
services on governance
Nivesh Mitra integrated category Land More than 20,000 acres of ready to move
Bank industrial land bank
Page 10 23 January 2021Thank You For more details, log on to
http://invest.up.gov.in/
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info@udyogbandhu.comGovernment of Maharashtra Maharashtra’s Industrial and Investment Ecosystem Fast-tracked Investments, Strengthened Coordination & Eased approvals
Maharashtra: The economic and socio-economic powerhouse
Maharashtra’s GDP size Attracted $140 Maharashtra
is $480 billion; billion FDI in 2000- contributes to 15% of
accounting for 16% of 2020; accounting the Industrial output
India’s GDP. for 30% of India’s in India.
share.
Largest GDP in India Largest share in FDI Leader in Manufacturing
Maharashtra has the Maharashtra has the Maharashtra has the
highest Per Capita highest value of highest employable
Income in India at exports; accounting talent in India at
$3,190 in 2019-20 for 21% of India’s 68%.
exports
High Per capita Income State Leader in Exports Best Quality Workforce
Leading with highest One of the leading 5 International & 13
number (317) charging state with 239 domestic airports, 2
stations to be allocated Engineering and major & 53 minor ports,
under FAME II* Technology Colleges and largest power
Highest Number of Charging capacity.
Best Colleges in India Mature Infrastructure
Stations
Source: RBI Handbook of Statistics 2020; NITI Aayog State Statistics; DGCIS Database; IBEF; India Energy Portal; India Skills Report 2020, AISHE 2019; *Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles in India ProgramAttracting consistent flow of FDI
Maharashtra FDI flows in Rs. Crore (USD Million) Maharashtra is an all-
₹ 132,065.7
( $19,654 ) weather undisputed leader
of investments inflow,
₹ 87,412.7 driven by two indispensable
₹ 53,986.5 ( $13,423 ₹) 77,847.7 factors – Consistency &
( $12,409 ) ₹ 76,617.3
₹ 42,010.9 ( $11,383 () $10,880 ) Scale and Quality over
₹ 44,584.3 ₹ 61,014.9
( $10,160 ) ₹ 40,033.9 ₹ 46,575.9
( $9,553 ) ( $9,511 )
( $8,271 ) ( $8,716 ) Quantity.
₹ 27,879.0 ₹ 38,820.9
₹ 18,409.6 ₹ 16,299.2
( $6,097 )
₹ 20,040.5
( $6,361 )
₹ 26,220.1 • 29% Share in India’s overall
( $3,957 ) ( $3,598 ) ( $3,420 ) ( $3,619 ) FDI during 2000 – 20.
₹ 2,543.7
( $577 ) • Maharashtra has one of
Jan 2000 - 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21
the highest rates of
Dec 2005 (Jan - Mar) (April - MoU/IEM conversions in
Sep)
India, despite global
declining trend in FDI.
Maharashtra FDI inflow% • Attracting substantial
30% 28% 28% greenfield investments in
of India’s flows
the sectors such as Data
Centers, Pharmaceuticals,
Logistics, Chemicals,
Automobiles, EVs, ESDM
and more
Source: DPIIT FDI StatiticsGrowth led by developed infrastructure
Delhi – Mumbai Industrial Corridor
Total cost: $90 billion International Financial Services
Two Industrial nodes in MH Centre
Navi Mumbai International • AURIC (Aurangabad) To be located at BKC, Mumbai
Airport • Dighi (Raigad) Pathway to making Mumbai a
Total cost: $2.6 Bn. Global Financial Hub
Passenger Capacity:
60 Million/Year
Maharashtra Prosperity Corridor
Total cost: $6.9 Billion
Daily Ridership: 11 Million
Length: 700 km (435 miles)
Mumbai Trans-Harbour Metro Projects in Pune, Mumbai
Link and Nagpur
Total cost: $2.2 Billion Total cost: $21.8 billion
Yearly Ridership: 14 Million Daily Ridership: 9 Million
30+ Number of Mega Projects
under development $40 Bn
Total Investment in
Transport Infrastructure +48 Mn Population
ImpactedMIDC: Nodal Agency for all Investors
Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) is the nodal Investment Promotion agency under the Government of Mahara shtra.
It provides businesses with infrastructure such as land, roads, water supply, drainage facilities and streetlights etc.
▪ Delhi Mumbai Industrial
Corridor (DMIC) ▪ 289 Industrial complexes Key Activities
▪ SUPA – Japanese Industrial ▪ Over 2.5 lakh acres of land
Investment Zone Estates Special planning authority
Projects ▪ Wine Parks
▪ 13 Chemical Zones Specialised Strong network of local authorities
Infrastructure ▪ Silver Parks
▪ 19 CETPs1
▪ 2 STPs2 ▪ Floriculture Park Link between Govt. and Industry
▪ 4 CHWTSDF3 ▪ Food Parks
▪ Textile parks Acquisition and disposal of land
CFCs
Electricity ▪ 27 IT Parks, 9 SEZs
▪ Largest water supply Providing support Infrastructure
network in Asia Water
▪ 2500 MLD per day One-stop for Investors Relations
▪ Dedicated feeders for
industriesMaharashtra: Leading in Developed and Emerging Sectors
Chemicals Electronics
Leader in Domestic Appliances,
Leading states in India with 17% share
Electronic components and other
in production. items; share at 22% in production.
Pharmaceuticals Food Processing
Leader with 17% share in pharma and
Leader in Processed sugar items,
medical devices production; 20% share
cereals, fruits and vegetables.
in exports.
Automobiles IT/ITeS
Leader in production; 20% share in
Leader in IT Software, Data Centers in
overall automobiles and 21% share in
India. One of the biggest IT exporters.
auto components production.
Leather & Footwear Textiles and Apparel
One of the leading states for Footwear
One of the leading states in textile and
and Leather product production and
apparel production at 8% share.
exports from India.
Toys Aerospace and Defense
Leader with 45% in overall output and Highest growth in Aircrafts equipment
33% in overall exports in India. manufacturing at 24% in 2017-18.
Oil and Gas Gems and Jewellery
One of the highest potentials of oil and Leader in manufacturing and exports of
gas repositories in the country. gems and jewellery in India.Magnetic Maharashtra 2.0 – Key Reforms Launched
1. Plug and Play Infrastructure 2. Maha Parwana
Allowing an FDI investor to utilize a ready to use infrastructure
(Accelerating Permissions)
complete with affordable rental sheds, comprehensive utilities, A single window clearance system for FDI investors that meet
expat housing, modular spaces in a 100% compliant ecosystem. statutory norms to start operations within 48 hours
Almost 40000 Acres.
6 Regions | 250 Acres | 450 Sheds 20+ Departments | 100+ Permissions
3. Maha Jobs 4. Investor First Programme
Dedicated industrial employment portal, launched in July 2020, Relationship Manager (RM) and Relationship Executive (RE) will
aims to help new and potential investors employ the vast and be assigned investors for overall co- ordination and providing
skill rich local talent in Maharashtra on the portal across 17 necessary support to the Investors on continuous basis.
sectors and 950+ job roles
2.94 L Applicants | 2,731 Employees | 38,042 Jobs Assigned to 29 MoU Partners | 10 Investment Fellows
Championed by a Relationship Manager/ Task TeamMIDC’s expanding land bank
Mumbai-Thane-Raigad | 15,000 Acres
Engineering | Food Processing | Auto & Components |
Chemicals | Pharmaceutical |
Pune-Chakan-Talegaon-Satara | 8,000 Acres
Data Centre | Gems & Jewelry | Engineering | Food
Processing | Auto & Components | ESDM | Logistics
Nashik-Malegaon-Ahmednagar | 5,000 Acres Food
Processing | Medical Equipment | ESDM | Engineering
Aurangabad (AURIC, DMIC)-Jalna | 8,000 Acres
Food Processing | Auto & Components | ESDM | Textile
Nagpur – Amravati | 4,000 Acres
Aerospace & Defence | Engineering | Textiles | Food
ProcessingAutomobiles in Maharashtra
Major Auto Clusters in Maharashtra
Sector Overview
Share in GSDP (%) 7% Nagpur
Share in Industrial
15.3% Nashik
GSDP (%)
Aurangabad
20% (Motor Vehicles NIC291)
Share in India’s
21% (Parts and Accessories NIC293) Mumbai
Output (%)
24% (Other transport equipment NIC309) Pune
49% (Two and Three Wheelers)
Share in India’s 27.4% (Motor Vehicles/Cars)
Exports* (%) 22.3% (Auto Components/Parts)
11.6% (Auto tyres and tubes)
Auto & Auto
Conducive Ecosystem components
Pune is the largest auto hub in India with more than 4000 hub
manufacturing and ancillary units in Pimpri-Chinchwad region alone. Major Auto Players in Maharashtra
3 major institutes : Automotive Research Institute of India, Pune –
R&D, Testing and Certification Organization; Auto Cluster Development
and Research Institute, Pune – Development of MSMEs for OEMs; &
Horiba India Technical Centre, Pune – Emission measurement systems
and advanced analytical instruments.
Source: CMIE Database, DGCIS Database, MAITRI, *2017-18 – 2019-20;Food Processing in Maharashtra
Major Food Processing Hubs in Maharashtra
Sector Overview
Share in GSDP (%) 7%
Nagpur
Share in Industrial
15% Nashik
GSDP (%) Aurangabad
14% (Meat)
Ahmednagar
11% (Marine)
Share in India’s 19% (Fruits and Vegetables) Nanded
Output (%) 13% (Oil) Pune
16% (Dairy) Latur
20% (Processed food items) Osmanabad
Share in India’s Major Food Processing hubs
15%* Ratnagiri
Exports (%) Major Wine Parks
Sangli
Cold Chains
Product based Clusters
Fruits Nashik, Ahmednagar, Pune,
Satara, Solapur, Osmanabad
Jaggery processed foods Kolhapur, Pune, Satara Major Food Processing Players in Maharashtra
Fruits Processing Pune, Aurangabad 2 Dedicated Institutes
Pulses Processing Nagpur, Jalgaon
• Central Food Technology
Prepared Foods Dhule, Beed
Research Institute (CFTRI),
Bakery Products Mumbai, Jalna, Jalgaon
Mumbai
Beverages Nashik, Raigad, Solapur
Fisheries Thane, Raigarh, Ratnagiri, • Marathwada Agriculture
Sindhudurg University, Parbhani
Milk Pune, Satara, Sangli, Nashik
Source: CMIE Database, DGCIS Database, MAITRI, Invest India, *2017-18 – 2019-20Chemicals in Maharashtra
Major Chemical Clusters in Maharashtra
Sector Overview
Share in GSDP (%) 6.5%^ Nagpur
Share in Industrial Nashik
14.5%^
GSDP (%) Aurangabad
22% (Pesticides, agrochemicals & other chemicals NIC202) Thane
Share in India’s
17% (Other Chemicals NIC2008)
Output (%)
13% (Basic Chemicals NIC201) Pune Nanded
25% (Fertilizers) Raigad
Share in India’s
18% (Organic Chemicals)
Exports (%)*
12% (Inorganic Chemicals)
Ratnagiri
Major Chemical
Conducive Ecosystem Kolhapur Hubs
The state has 13 Dedicated Institutes for Courses in
Chemical zones at Chemicals:
Ambernath, • Indian Institute of Technology,
Badlapur, Butibori, Bombay Major Chemical Players in Maharashtra
Dombivali, Kalyan- • Institute of Chemical Technology,
Bhiwandi, Kurkumbh, Mumbai
Lote Parshuram, • National Chemical Laboratories,
Mahad, Patalganga, Pune
Roha, Taloja, Tarapur, • Visvesvaraya National Institute of
and TTC. Technology, Nagpur
Source: CMIE Database, DGCIS Database, MAITRI, *2017-18 – 2019-20; ^include Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals andIT/ITeS in Maharashtra Major IT/ITeS Clusters in Maharashtra
Sector Overview
Nagpur
Share in GSDP (%) 25.7% (Average during 2011-12 and 2018-19) Amravati
Nashik
Growth rate (%) 7% (2018-19)
Aurangabad
Share in India’s Thane
20%* Ahmednagar
Exports (%) Mumbai
Developed 37 public IT parks which are functioning in Pune
MIDC Presence the State with an investment of about INR 18,000 crore Latur
and about 2.68 lakh employment Solhapur
Satara
• INR 67,872 Crore investments attracted during 2015-20 Sangli
• 8.65 Lakh new employment opportunities generated
Other(s) during 2015-20. Kolhapur Major IT/ITeS Hubs
• SGST Collection of INR 7,643 Crore generated from
IT/ITeS during Jul 2017 – Mar 2020.
Major IT/ITeS Players in Maharashtra
Conducive Ecosystem
Centre for
Mumbai-Pune
Development of 49,630 new
Knowledge
Advance Computing IT/ITeS units
Corridor is fast
(C-DAC) and Indian were
emerging as the IT
Institute of Bombay established
hub of the
(IIT-B) are the major during 2015-
country.
dedicated instates in 20.
India
Source: CMIE Database, DGCIS Database, MAITRI, Directorate of Industries, MH; *2017 -18 – 2019-20Maharashtra’s dynamic policy ecosystem
Industrial Policy, Aerospace and
2019 & Package Defence
Scheme of IT/ITeS Policy 2015 Fintech Policy
Manufacturing Electronic & Fab
Incentives, 2019 2018
Policy 2018 Policy 2018
Maharashtra has
designed industry and
sector friendly policies
by keeping specific
sector’s demand in mind. Incentive for
Electric Vehicle Development of
The state is consistently Integrated
and related Food Processing Integrated
updating its incentives Logistics Parks Textile Policy 2018
Infrastructure Policy Industrial Area -
and offerings in line with Policy 2018
Policy 2018 2018
the changing global
economic dynamics and
business scenario Few major policies in pipeline: IT/ITeS Promotion Policy 2021, ESDM Policy, Data Center
Policy, among others.Package Scheme of Incentives 2019
Qualification Criteria Policy Highlights
Project Minimum Direct • 100% Captive Process Vendor (CPV) investment to be considered as part of
Area Classification FCI (INR Cr.)
Classification Employment admissible FCI
Ultra Mega • CPV and Captive Power Plant won’t be counted for determining qualifying criteria
Entire State 4000 4000
Industrial Unit
• HPC to recommend customized Package of Incentives on case-to-case basis
A&B 1500 2000 • Projects of Special Importance (may or may not be Mega/Ultra-Mega projects)
Ultra C 1000 1500 may get customized package of incentives on case-to-case basis via HPC
Mega & Mega Industrial D 750 1000 • State government will be equity partner of 9% through MVRPL in projects with
Mega Unit D+ 500 750 FCI of more than 500 crores
Projects VMRSD# 350 500 • Allocation of MIDC land to on priority basis
Scale of Industries
NID, NAA, AD 200 350
Area Min FCI (INR Minimum Direct Max as % of Incentive • 100% stamp duty exemption in C,D,D+, Talukas, Aspirational Districts, NID regions
Classification crore) Employment FCI period (Yr)
and in A, B region only for BT manufacturing and IT parks in Public(100%) and Private
A & B (Only (75%)
750 1000 25% 7
LSI) • IPS on Gross SGST paid by units
Large C 500 750 40% 7 • LSI units in Food Processing, Green Energy and Industry 4.0 to get additional fiscal
Scale D 250 500 60% 7 support
Industries D+ 150 400 70% 7 • Thrust sectors to get additional incentives
#
(LSI) VMRSD 100 300 80% 9 • Incentives to promote quality competitiveness, R&D, technology up-gradation, water
NIA, NAA, AD 100 250 100% 9 & energy conservation, cleaner production and credit rating
Area Eligibility • In New MIDC industrial estates, 20% area to be reserved for MSMEs; Up to 100%
Max FCI Ceiling as % of FCI
Classification Period (yrs) stamp duty exemption.
A MSME shall - - • Electricity duty exemption for Eligibility period; IPS on Gross SGST paid by the units.
B include units as 30% 7 • Power tariff subsidy (except A zone) to an extent of Rs 1 per unit for 3 years.
C per the MSMED 40% 7 • MSMEs in Food Processing, Green Energy and Industry 4.0, will get additional fiscal
D Act, 2006, as well 50% 10 support
MSME D+ as the units with 60% 10 • Interest subsidy @ 5 % p.a. (except A zone), maximum upto electricity bills paid for
VMRSD# FCI of upto INR 80% 10 the year; Marketing Assistance scheme
NIA, NAA, AD 50 crore 100% 10 • Fiscal assistance to SC/ST/women entrepreneursGovernment of Maharashtra Thank You
CANADA-PUNJAB 2021
21st Jan 2021
WELCOME TO PUNJAB, INDIA
COPYRIGHT © 2021-INVEST PUNJAB INDIA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.STRATEGICALLY LOCATED VIBRANT ECONOMY
With 1.5% of India’s land area, contributes 3% to
India’s GDP
PUNJAB FOOD BOWL OF INDIA TRACTORS
NEW DELHI
India’s largest Tractor
PUNJAB 25% Rice & 35% Wheat manufacturing State.
share in Central Grain Punjab accounts for 29%
Pool of India total Tractor
production
Proximity to
National Capital
MUMBAI (NEW DELHI) BICYCLE TEXTILE
250 KMs
Leading State in Biggest Hosiery-
4 Hrs Bicycle (75%) & Woolen (65%)
Bicycle components Manufacturing
55 Min
(92%) Manufacturing State
COPYRIGHT © 2021-INVEST PUNJAB INDIA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Raw Material Infrastructure Processing & Exports
Agri Leader in India ▪ Three Mega Food Parks ▪ 21% contribution to
▪ 1st in per capita milk -Ludhiana, Kapurthala manufacturing GDP of
availability (1120 gms/ & Fazilka Punjab
day) ▪ 600+ cold storage, 162 ▪ Houses MNCs like HUL,
▪ 2nd in production of warehouses ITC, Nestle, Pepsi, Coca
wheat, rice, kinnow ▪ Houses India’s largest Cola, CN IFFCO, Godrej
▪ 3rd in honey production agricultural university Tyson, Cargill, Bunge,
▪ Leading in peach, pear, (PAU) Cremica etc.
muskmelon, peas, ▪ 3 COE– Potatoes ▪ 200+ products exported
guava, cabbage, carrot, (Netherlands), to 140 countries
onion, potato & radish. Vegetables (Israel),
Citrus (Israel)
Opportunities
Investment: Technical tie-ups/ CoEs
▪ Dairy Processing ▪ Beverages and Malt ▪ Precision farming
▪ Fruits & Vegetables ▪ New Packaging Technology ▪ Soil health solutions
Processing ▪ Cold chain, Logistics and bulk ▪ Water management
▪ Meat Processing storage solutions
COPYRIGHT © 2021-INVEST PUNJAB INDIA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Ecosystem Strengths EV
▪ Presence of leading OEMs in ▪ Contributes 29% to India’s ▪ Home state of India’s
Commercial vehicle total Tractor production leading E-2W
segment, Tractors and Farm ▪ 2nd in Tractor exports from manufacturing company.
Equipment. India with a share of 22% ▪ Presence of players in
▪ Houses suppliers to major ▪ Contributes 92% to India’s production of E-2W, Li-
OEMs such as Honda, bicycle components and ion Battery, E-rickshaw,
Maruti, BMW, Audi, Tata 75% to India’s bicycle E- Golf carts etc.
Motors, Volvo, Hyundai, production.
Mahindra & Mahindra, ▪ 1st in bicycle exports from
Ashok Leyland etc. India with a share of 80%
in the exports.
Opportunities
Investment: Potential Locations
▪ Agri & Farm Equipment- ▪ High-end bicycles and E-Bikes ▪ Hi Tech Valley, Ludhiana (380
tractors, combine ▪ E-Buses, E-2W, E-3W, Battery acres)
harvester etc. ▪ HCV & MCV segment. ▪ IMC, Patiala (1000 acres)*
▪ Technology Transfer
COPYRIGHT © 2021-INVEST PUNJAB INDIA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Raw Material Ecosystem Upcoming
▪ Rich supply of Polymers like ▪ Chemicals sector accounts ▪ Planning to set up a Plastic
PP, LDPE, HDPE which are for 4% share of GVA (FY Park in Sangrur (115
raw materials for others. 2019-20) acres).
▪ Home to North India’s ▪ Thriving Plastics industry in
largest refinery HMEL at Punjab - Frontier, Star
Bathinda Polyfab, Diplast, Max
o CAD 6 bn investment in the Specialty Films etc.
state ▪ Dedicated R&D Institution
o Operational Capacity 11.5 like CIPET-CSTS Amritsar,
MMTPA & Scalable capacity Indian Institute of Science
of 18 MMTPA & Research Mohali, IIT
Ropar
Opportunities
Investment: ▪ Packaging
▪ Construction ▪ Consumer goods
▪ Automotive ▪ Specialty chemicals such as
▪ Agriculture paints, adhesives & surfactants
▪ Electrical & Electronics
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▪ 18 mn tonnes of paddy ▪ 17 plants producing bio-
straw available per annum fuel, bio-gas, food grade
▪ Top districts in paddy straw ethanol etc. are in various
production include Sangrur, stages of implementation.
Ludhiana, Patiala, Moga, ▪ 8 more plants will be
Ferozepur, Sri Muktsar commissioned by 2023-24.
Sahib, Jalandhar, Bathinda ▪ Home to major brands such
etc. as Verbio, Reliance Power,
Mytrah, IRM Energy, Tata
Power, Acme, Sukhbir Agro
Energy etc.
Opportunities
Investment: ▪ Bio-coal
▪ Bio-Fuel ▪ Biomass briquettes
▪ Bio-Gas
▪ Bio-Ethanol
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ELECTRICITY WORKFORCE LOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURE
Affordable Peaceful Ranked 2nd Ranked 2nd
Quality Power Labour in Ease of Logistics in Tele-Density (%)
▪ CAD 0.088 / unit ▪ No major strike in ▪ 1st in Safety/ Security of ▪ 1st in India (No. of
(variable tariff) last 3 decades Cargo Movement Internet subscriber/
▪ Electricity Surplus ▪ No domicile ▪ 5 Inland Container
100 population)
State restriction Depots & 3 multi-modal
▪ In top 5 states in
▪ Low Transmission ▪ 24X7 shifts across logistics park
optical fiber net
Losses ▪ 2 International & 4
gender connectivity
Domestic Airports
▪ Competitive wages @ ▪ 4G connectivity
▪ 2nd Highest rail density
~CAD 172/ month across the State
▪ Connected to dedicated
freight corridors
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Apparels & Made-ups, Electronics,
Food Processing, Footwear & 9 mn 500
Accessories, IT/ITeS
Any other Manufacturing or service 35 mn 1000
sector
GST Employment
Subsidy
Reimbursement on
Upto
ALL INDIA SALES
UPTO C$ 837
200% OF FCI Per employee, per year for 5 years
OTHER INCENTIVES
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❑ 100% exemption from external development charges
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COPYRIGHT © 2021-INVEST PUNJAB INDIA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.India-Canada Association: Gujarat’s value proposition
Partnership between Canada and Gujarat
• ‘Canadian Trade Consulate’ has been setup in Ahmedabad to boost trade and economic
activities
• Major Canadian companies that have invested in Gujarat include:
North America's largest automotive Rail Manufacturing company with World’s largest producer of French
parts supplier inaugurated two its plant in Vadodara and has fries and potato snacks has its
plants in 2017 at Sanand. manufactured 1,600+ bogies plant in Mehsana since 2011
• Gujarat University Startup and Entrepreneurship Council (GUSEC) and Canada’s Launch Academy
entered into a MoU for the purpose of exchange of knowledge towards enhancing the capacity
and quality of startups, entrepreneurs, innovators and mentors
Strictly private and confidential September 2020
Pw C Presentation 3Socioeconomic snapshot of Gujarat
Gujarat’s GDP
13% growth
(2013-14 to 2018-19)
240%
~17% of India’s industrial
output (2018), and ranked Growth of 240% in FDI in
1st in terms of investment FY2019-20 over previous
committed (2019) year
2013-14
330% 2018-19
100
Gujarat's GDP (at current prices)
stood at US $215 billion in
More than 3 times growth in 2018-19, as against US $115
domestic investments in billion in 2013-14 Presence of nearly 100
2019 over previous year Fortune 500 companies in
Strictly private and confidential September 2020
Pw C Presentation Gujarat contributes 8% to India’s GDP the stateSeveral ‘Firsts’ of Gujarat
In terms of total FDI inflows to India in HY of 2020-21. Gujarat accounted for 53% of
1st India’s FDI between Apr – Sep 2020 (USD 16 billion), higher than any other state
Rank in terms of overall exports. Gujarat exported goods and commodities worth USD 28
1st billion between Apr – Sep 2020, accounting for 23% of India’s exports
Rank in NITI Aayog’s Export Preparedness Index of states, demonstrating strong
1st performance across Export Promotion, Infrastructure, Business Ecosystem and Policy pillars
Rank in Logistics Ease Across Different States (LEADS) Index, instituted by the Ministry of
1st Commerce, Government of India
1st Rank in terms of Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum (IEM) filed and investment
implemented in the country
Strictly private and confidential September 2020
Pw CFavourable ecosystem supporting economic growth
Home to Fortune 500 companies 48 large ports handling 43% of
and over 3.5 mn MSMEs India’s cargo movement
19 airports and airstrips with 3 23% India’s exports from Gujarat,
international airports gateway to 180+ countries
Over 33,000+ ha. industrial land Natural gas, water & power grid
available through Special Economic (power surplus since 2006)
zones and regions
Labour peace and a large talent Multicultural and welcoming
pool through world-class institutions, community
ITIs, CoEs
Strictly private and confidential September 2020
Pw C Presentation 4A proactive, stable Government committed to EoDB
Relaxation in Labour compliances MSME Act 2019 Investor Facilitation Portal (IFP)
State Factories Act amended, The Act exempts all MSMEs 600,000+ applications processed.
exempting new companies for from obtaining approvals for Provision for online mega approval,
a period of 1,000 days from a period of 3 years and start covering 25 approvals (land, utilities,
almost all labour laws operations immediately. building approval, etc.) underway
Availability of skilled labour Gujarat Land Bank Dedicated Investor Desk
One of its kind Indian Institute Fully digitized, GIS based At iNDEXTb to handhold, facilitate
of Skills being setup in Gujarat, map providing real time land and assist companies/ investors
which will empower 5,000 information from anywhere in pertaining to business opportunities in
youth annually the world: Land Bank Portal Gujarat
Top exporter in Q1 & Q2 (2020-21) Gujarat is a top performer New Solar Power Policy 2021
Gujarat ranked first in terms of in Water Management since Removed the capacity ceiling for
exports among all states in the last two years as per NITI setting up solar project and also
1st and 2nd quarter of 2020-21 Aayog, Government of India allows collective ownership project for
Strictly private and confidential self-consumption September 2020
Pw C Presentation 5Gujarat Industrial Policy 2020 Highlights (post-COVID revival)
Substantial reduction in cost of doing business – land lease on long term
Government will provide land on long term lease up to 50 years to industrial enterprises @6% of the market rate
Capital Subsidy
Gujarat is the first state to de-link incentives from SGST. Upto 12% of fixed Capital investment (no upper cap) will be
given to large industries for setting up manufacturing operations in the form of capital subsidy
Relocation subsidy on a case-to-case basis
Tailored incentives for companies willing to relocate from other countries / and or diversifying their supply chains
Encouraging Research and Innovation (R&D)
Financial support of up to INR 50 million to private companies / institutions for setting up R&D institution / product
development centre. Assistance of up to 50% of project cost for Contract / sponsored research
Support for Environmental Infrastructure and Sustainable Development
Financial support of up to INR 500 million (40% of project cost) for common environmental infrastructure facilities
Strictly private and confidential September 2020
Pw C Presentation 17Focus sectors (1/2)
NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY CHEMICALS AND PETROCHEMICALS
• Gujarat contributes to nearly 13% of the • Gujarat – the global petrochemicals hub:
renewable energy production in India
o Contributes over 30% of chemical and 60% of
• World’s Largest Solar & Wind Hybrid Energy petrochemicals output of India
Park with a capacity of 30 GW being developed in
o World’s largest grassroots refinery is in
Kutchh
Jamnagar, Gujarat catering to global
• 5 GW of solar projects at Dholera Solar Park requirement of global products
• Gujarat recently announced the Solar Power
o Dahej (Gujarat) is India’s first chemical port
Policy 2021 with a focus on incentivizing
with a capacity of 10 million ton per year
renewal power
o Removed the capacity ceiling for setting up o Gujarat has a total of four refining complexes
solar project and capabilities to manufacture 6000+
o Allows collective ownership project for self- chemicals
consumption
Strictly private and confidential September 2020
Pw C
Presentation 17Focus sectors (2/2)
AUTOMOBILE/ AUTOPARTS SECTOR FOOD PROCESSING
• Share of automobile sector in Gujarat’s overall • Gujarat ranks 2nd in food processing industrial
FDI received is 13% as compared to 5% in India’s output with a share of 11.5% in the national output
overall FDI • Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.
• Gujarat is also emerging as a manufacturing and is the leading firm in the ice cream and frozen
export hub for EVs and auto components desserts segment in India
• Dholera SIR is emerging as a EV and Electric • Processed food worth US $312 million exported
Battery manufacturing hub with a provision for EV in 2018-19 to over 145 countries
charging stations in 920 sq. km master plan • Gujarat has been the key driver of frozen food
• Gujarat provides access to global markets to with the likes of key brands such as McCain,
auto manufacturers through its highly modern Cargill, ConAgra Foods, and Iscon Balaji
ports at Kandla, Mundra and Pipavav
Strictly private and confidential September 2020
Pw C Presentation 17Thank you
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