Gujarat pcpir bharuch

Gujarat PCPIR in Bharuch districtPresentation to Prospective Developers for Integrated

Township at Atali

Vadodara, 6th March 2010

Government of Gujarat

Gujarat PCPIR in Bharuch district


Structure of the presentation

Gujarat: Growth Engine of India1

Gujarat’s Chemical and Petrochemical sector2

Gujarat Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region 4

Gujarat’s Industrial Infrastructure3

Gujarat Chemicals and Petrochemicals: Investment Opportunities 5



► Gross State Domestic Product (2007-08 ):

Rs. 3068 billion (US$ 61 bn)*

► GSDP Average Growth (2002-07): 10.4%

► Industrial Growth Rate (2002-07): 12.5%

► Per Capita Income at current prices (2007-08):

Rs. 45,773 ( US$ 915)

National Average : Rs. 33,283 (US$ 666)

► Per Capita Income Increase

(Over 2006-07): 16%

► Per Capita Power Consumption: 1424 KWH

(National Avg. 690 KWH)

► Urbanization: 37.4%

Source: Socio-Economic Review, Gujarat State 2008-09

5%

6%

10%

14%

16%

17%

19%

Population

Geographical area

No. of Factories

Net Value

(manufacturing)

Value of Output

Fixed Capital

Investment

Exports

Gujarat’s share in India

*Exchange Rate: 1US$=Rs.50

Despite the global economic slowdown, Gujarat achieved a GSDP growth of 12.8% in 2007-08

Economic Snapshot



Strong Industrial Base

Gujarat’s share in the worldContribution of Gujarat to India - Sectors

80%

65%

62%

51%

45%

9%

85%Salt processing

Diamond processing

Plastic Industry

Petrochemicals

Chemicals

Pharmaceuticals

Engineering

Contribution of Gujarat to India - Products

► World’s largest producer of castor

and cumin

► World’s largest gas based single

location sponge iron plant

► World’s largest producer of

processed diamonds

► World’s 3rd largest producer of

denim

► World’s largest grass root

petroleum refinery at Jamnagar

► World’s largest single location

copper smelter at Dahej

► India’s first LNG chemical port

terminal at Hazira

► Amul ranked world’s top 21 largest

dairy business by International Farm

Comparison Network (IFCN)

42%

35%

30%

98%Soda Ash

Groundnut

Cotton

Fabrics



Gujarat’s Chemical and Petrochemical sector

► 51% of India’s production of major chemicals

► 62% of India’s production of petrochemicals

► 15% of India’s Chemical exports

► Destination for several leading Chemical & Petrochemical MNCs :

Source: Performance Of Chemical & Petrochemical Industry At A Glance (2001-2007), Ministry Of Chemicals &

Fertilizers Government Of India



Gujarat’s Chemical and Petrochemical sector

Chemical Sector - All-India shareSpecific Chemicals Production

All-India share

Gujarat

(bn USD)

India

(bn USD)

Share of

Gujarat Share of Gujarat

Chemicals &

Petrochemicals 24.6 75.5 31% Soda Ash 100%

Refined Petroleum

Products

12.2 32.138% Caustic Soda 41%

Basic Chemicals 10.6 35.5 30%Nitrogenous

Fertilizers 20%

Rubber & Plastics 0.8 7.9 10%Phosphatic

Fertilizers38%

Dyes & Intermediates 0.8 1.5 50% Salt 85%

Agro-Chemicals 0.2 0.5 40%Ethylene 50%

Polymers 56%

Source: Annual Survey of Industries, Government of India

Methanol 37%

Acetic Acid 50%

Source: CMIE

Gujarat has largest grassroot petroleum refinery in the world



Source: Industries Commissionerate / iNDEXTb, Government of Gujarat, 2007

Chemical/ Petrochem SEZs (3)

Chemical Industry Complexes

Petrochemical Industry Complexes

Chemical industrial estates (14)

Chemical product clusters (8)

Petroleum, Chemical & Petrochemical Investment Region

Narmada RiverAlia Bet

Dahej

Vadodara

DistrictMumb

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Ahme

dabad

-Delhi

BG

Rail

Line

Jambusar

Mumbai-Ahmedabad

NH8

Mumbai

Ahmed

ab

ad

Bharuch

Area – 310 sq. km including existing estate

and SEZs

Chemical / Petrochemical Cluster

Surat

RajkotJamnagar

HAZIRA

PIPAVAV

Vilayat

Valsad

Vadodara

Ahmedabad

Surat

DAHEJBhavnagar

Mehsana

Anand



Name Area & Status

Jubilant Infrastructure

Ltd., Bharuch160 Hec, Notified

Jayant Oil & Derivatives

Ltd., Vilayat,, Bharuch118 Hec, Formally Approved

Gujarat Hydrocarbon and

Energy SEZ, Bharuch450 Hec, In-principal Approved

Source: Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation.

3 SEZs (Chemicals & Petrochemicals)

14 Industrial Estates8 Chemical Product Clusters

Name of the EstateArea

(Hectares)

Odhav, Ahmedabad 128

Naroda, Ahmedabad 363

Vatwa, Ahmedabad 534

Nandesari, Vadodara 272

P.C.C. , Vadodara 666

Dahej, Vagra, Bharuch 6131

Panoli, Ankleshwer, Bharuch 1037

Jhagadia, Bharuch 1606

Ankleshwar, Bharuch 1612

Vilayat, Bharuh 1000

Pandesara, Surat 218

Sachin, Choriyasi, Surat 771

Sarigam, Umergam, Valsad 395

Vapi, Valsad 1164

Location

Jamnagar

Mehsana

Anand

Vadodara

Bharuch

Ahmedabad

Bhavanagar

Valsad

Chemicals / Petrochemicals Investment Locations



Demand Projection in Gujarat (in MW)

10525

11711

14181(E)

17168(E)

20545(E)

9561

(3,209)

(4,852)(5,252)

(5,811)

(1,088)

1,380

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Capacity Required

Capacity Installed

1537215777

16563

17390

18256

19165

Support Infrastructure: Power

► Gujarat is projected to become a power surplus

state by 2012 assuring high quality power

supply

► Gujarat has installed capacity of 11,711 MW

► Private sector in Gujarat contributes 25% of

installed capacity

► Renewable energy sector to be the next big

focus: current installed capacity of wind power is

1300 MW and is expected to reach 6225 MW by

2020. The state has proposed to have installed

capacity of 500 MW of solar power by 2015

► Transmission losses in 2007-08 were 3.8%,

amongst the lowest in the country.

► All the 18000 villages of Gujarat have 24 hour

power supply

Source : Energy & Petrochemicals Department, Government of Gujarat



Support Infrastructure: Ports

► Longest coastline in the country – 1600 km

► 41 Major and minor ports, 3 Container terminals and 2 LNG terminals

► In 2007-08, Gujarat ports handled 30% of total cargo handled by

Indian ports. Minor ports of Gujarat handled 75% of the cargo

handled by all minor ports of India.

► Major commodities handled at Gujarat ports are Crude Oil and

Petroleum-Oil–Lubricants (POL) (48%), Cement & Coal (8.5% share

each), Food grains, Edible oils, Timber and Steel pipes etc.

► Gujarat aims to capture over 3/4 of the northwest hinterland traffic

from the present 46% by 2020.

Natural Gateway to the rich land-locked Northern and Central hinterland

Source : Blueprint for Infrastructure in Gujarat (BIG 2020) – Draft Final Report

► 1st LNG terminal

► 1st Chemical terminal

► Biggest ship-breaking yard

► 1st double stack container train

► 1st private port rail company

Some Firsts’ of Gujarat Ports



Support Infrastructure: Gas

► Accounts for 32% gas consumption in the country

► Only state to have an Integrated State Wide Gas Grid – on

Open Access Common Carrier basis

► 2200 kms of gas grid is in operation. Another 600 kms to be

commissioned by 2010.

► Only state in the country to have two LNG terminals (viz. Dahej

& Hazira)

► State owned company, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation

Ltd. (GSPC) owns rich gas reserves in the KG Basin

Existing LNG terminal

Under Construction

Commissioned

Source : Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC)



Support Infrastructure: Water

Uneven water distribution

addressed through inter–

basin water transfer

Narmada Canal 458 km

Region having

perennial water sources

Bulk lines completed

Bulk lines in progress

Bulk lines to be taken up

The only State to have inter linkages across rivers (> 20 rivers are interlinked)



Support Infrastructure: Environment

► 6 Hazardous Solid Waste Disposal Sites (Vatva,

Naroda, Nandesari, Ankleshwar, Surat, Vapi

(ISO 14001 Certified)

► 4 Incinerators for hazardous industrial waste

(Nandesari, Ankleshwar, Surat, Vapi)

► 6 Treated effluent conveyance pipelines

(Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Dahej, Ankleshwar,

Sachin, Sarigam)

► 19 Common Effluent Treatment Plants

► Gujarat Cleaner Production Centre

Source: Gujarat Pollution Control Board



Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

► Being laid down between Delhi and Mumbai, DFC is a

new rail transportation system with high axel, multi

modal and computerised features

► 38% (564 km) of the 1500 km length of DFC will pass

through Gujarat

► DMIC area to be developed as ‘Global Manufacturing

& Trading Hub’ in two phases (6 nodes) – supported by

world class infrastructure & enabling policy framework

► Expected to triple industrial output in five years

► The influence area covers

62% of total area of Gujarat (18 out of 26

districts within the influence area)

Investment potential for Gujarat is about US$30bn

(1/3rd of total investment potential in DMIC)

A high impact industrial area within 150 km distance on both side of the Dedicated Freight

Corridor (DFC), with an investment potential of US$90billion



Palanpur Mehsana Industrial

Area

Ahmedabad Dholera

Investment Region

Vadodara-Ankleshwar Industrial Area

Bharuch-Dahej Investment

Region

Surat Navsari

Industrial Area

Valsad

Umbergaon

Industrial Area

Proposed Logistic Park

DMIC: Proposed modules in Gujarat



PCPIR: Unique Selling Proposition

Petroleum Chemical & Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR), Dahej

► Spread over 453 sq km of brownfield area in the Gulf of

Khambhat, in Bharuch District in south Gujarat

► In close vicinity of other chemical estates and onsite chemical

port terminal & LNG terminal

► ONGC Petro additions Ltd (OPaL), a JV company promoted by

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and Gujarat State

Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) is the Anchor Tenant

► OPaL building a multi feed petrochemical cracker

► ONGC has set up C2/C3 extraction plant

► Dahej SEZ Limited, a joint venture company of ONGC and

GIDC, has developed a multi-product SEZ in the PCPIR.

PCPIR is a specifically delineated Investment Region

planned for the establishment of production facilities

for petroleum, chemicals and petrochemicals

Well-defined Infrastructure

Quality Services

Legal Framework

Abundance of Natural Resources

Export Promotion Measures

Petroleum Chemical

and Petrochemical Investment Region



Location

PCPIR PHASE I WITHIN VAGRA TALUKA PCPIR PHASE I WITHIN BHARUCH TALUKA PCPIR PHASE II WITHIN VAGRA TALUKA

Lies between 21º 36’ 37’’ to 21º 54’ 8’’ N Latitude; 72º 29’ 48’’ to 72º 57’ 30’’ E Longitude



Push-Pull Factors for the PCPIR

Accessibility to the

Railway Network &

Ports

Accessibility to Expressway, NH &

SHs and Major District Roads

Linking existing Industrial

Growth Centers

Low level of Human

Settlements

Accessibility to Water

Supply & Effluent

Network

Fulfillment of PCPIR Policy

contiguity, minimum area, port

connectivity

Substantial land

acquired

Large chemical &

petrochemical companies

existing



PCPIR Advantage

► Concentration of Petroleum ,Chemical and

Petrochemical estates around PCPIR

► Rich natural resources and feedstock

► All infrastructure - road, rail, port, power, gas,

water - in place, with planned up-gradation

► Chemical Port and Storage Facility

► LNG terminal

► PCPIR specific infrastructure such as effluent

disposal pipelines, solid waste disposal sites

► Quality Work Force, Peaceful Labour. The

state accounts for only 0.5% of mandays lost

in the country while having 16% of industrial

production



Investment by Anchor Tenant - OPaL

► ONGC Petro additions Ltd (OPaL) - Joint Venture Company promoted by Oil and

Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) & Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC)

► OPal is investing Rs 136 billion (USD 3 billion) in world scale 1.1 MMPTA multi feed

cracker - construction has already commenced

► ONGC has also set up C2/C3 extraction plant at Dahej - construction almost

completed. Investment is about Rs.10 billion (USD 200 million)

► Dahej SEZ Limited, a joint venture company of GIDC and ONGC, has developed a

multi-product SEZ in GPCPIR. All the infrastructure within the SEZ. Is in place

Committed Investment of Rs.700 billion (USD 13.7 bn) in GPCPIR



Proposed Investment by State Public Sector Undertakings

Sr.

No.Name of Company Products

Proposed

Investment

(Rs. Cr)

Proposed

Investment

(USD mn)

1Gujarat Narmada Valley

Fertilizers Co. Ltd.

Ethyl Acetate, WSA, Acetic Acid,

Feedstock conversion for

Ammonia Formic Acid

3560 700

2Gujarat Alkalies &

Chemicals Limited

Hydrazine/Hydrate, Propylene

Oxide/ Ployols, Hydrogen

Peroxide Caustic Soda Complex,

Wind Power

2240 440

3

Gujarat State Fertilizers

Company Limited

Petrochemicals & Gas,

Downstream projects-MMA/

PMMA/Bio-Degradable Plastics,

Nylon Fiber

300 58

4

Joint Venture Company to

be formed between the

above 3 State PSUs

Phenol, BIS Phenol,

Polycarbonate, EDC/PVC10000 1960

5

Joint Venture Company to

be formed between the

above 3 State PSUs

Chemical Park for SMEs 250 49

Total 16350 3207



Existing Units in PCPIR

Sr.

NoName of Company Products

Investment

(Rs. in Cr)

Investment

(USD mn)

1Reliance Petrochemical

Complex (formerly IPCL) Plastics and fibre intermediates. 5000 980

2Hindalco Industries Ltd

(Birla Copper)

Copper cathodes, copper rods,

sulphuric acid, phosphoric acid and

other phosphatic fertilizers

3700 725

3 Petronet LNG Limited LNG import and re-gasification terminal 3500 686

4Gujarat Chemical Port

Terminal Company LtdChemical port and storage terminal 950 186

5 ABG Shipyard Ship building 400 78

6Gujarat Alkalis and

Chemicals Ltd

Caustic soda & potash, chloromethane,

phosphoric acid, hydrogen peroxide etc.360 70

7 Meghmani Chemicals Ltd. Pigments and additives 340 66

8 Gujarat Fluorocarbons Ltd PTFE resins, refrigerants, caustic soda 250 49

9 Gujarat State Petronet Ltd Natural gas transmission 250 49

10Welspun Gujarat Stahl

Rohren LtdSaw pipes 150 30

11 BASF Styrenics Ltd Construction chemicals 700 13

Total 15600 2932



Projects Under Implementation in PCPIR

Sr.


Proposed

Investment

(Rs. In Cr)

Proposed

Investment

(USD mn)

1 Adani Power Coal based power plant 9000 1765

2 Bharat Forge Petrochemical 7000 1373

3Gujarat Narmada Valley

Fertilizers Company

Ethyl Acetate, WSA, Acetic Acid,

Feedstock conversion for

Ammonia Formic Acid

3570 701

5 SRF Petrochemical 2400 471

4Gujarat Alkalies and

Chemicals

Hydrazine/Hydrate, Propylene

Oxide/ Ployols, Hydrogen

Peroxide Caustic Soda

Complex, Wind Power

2240 440

6 Walchandnagar IndustriesDeveloping an Offshore Platform

fabrication yard1560 306

7 Adani Ports Solid Cargo Port 1140 224

8 ABG Shipyard (expansion) Ship Building 910 178

9 Meghmani Industries Dyes 270 54

10 Century Pulp & Papers

Writing and Printing Papers,

Rayon Grade Pulp, Bleached

Hardwood Pulp

150 30

11 Colourtex Ltd.Textile and Non-textile dyes,

Specialty chemicals760 149

Total 29000 5691



Projects Under Implementation – Dahej SEZ

Sr.


Proposed

Investment

(Rs. In Cr)

Proposed

Investment

(USD mn)

1 ONGC Petro addition Ltd.(OPaL) Petrochemical Complex 13000 2549

2 Torrent Power Gas based 1500 MW plant 6000 1176

3 Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ethane C2, Propane C3,

Butane C4830 163

4 Pidilite Ltd.Poly Chloro Rubbers,

Chlorinated Polyfins600 118

5 Firmenich Aromatics (India) Penty lando, Estarbeta,

Mehtal, Sefanone etc.150 29

6 Roxul Rockwool Insulation India Stone wool insulation, Slabs

for fire protection and mats110 23

7 Indofil Ltd. Agro Chemicals 50 10

8 Godrej & Boyce Mfg. CO. Ltd.Columns, Reactors and

Vessels, Towers40 8

Total 20780 4076

In addition, 3 SEZs are being developed within PCPIR by private developers -

Gujarat Hydrocarbon & Energy SEZ, Jayant Oil & Derivatives SEZ, Jubilant Organosys SEZ



Additional Investment in PCPIR –Maritime Sector

Sr. No. Name of Company

Proposed

Investment

(Rs. in Cr)

Proposed

Investment

(USD mn)

1Solid Cargo & Container Ports by Sandesara

Group1500 294

2 Expansion of LNG Terminal by LNG Petronet 600 118

3Ro-Ro Ferry Service and Common User

Jetty by Gujarat Maritime Board250 49

4Infrastructure Development in Marine Park by

Gujarat Maritime Board100 20

5 Marine Ship-building Park --- ---

Total 2450 481



Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit 2009

MOUs signed for PCPIR

(Nos.)

Proposed Investment Proposed Employment

( No.)

69Rs. 23020 Crore

(USD 4.5 bn)85,222

State marketed Gujarat PCPIR during Global Investors’ Summit 2009



Units Alloted Land in PCPIR from Vibrant Gujarat MOUs

35 Companies out of the 69 with whom MOUs were signed during

Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit 2009 have been allotted land

Details of few companiesInvestment

(Rs. in Cr)

Investment

(USD mn)Employment

Bharat Forge Ltd 7000 1373 10500

SRF 2400 471 3000

SBS Colores & Chemiques Pvt. Ltd. 1000 196 450

Jushi (India) FRP Accessories Pvt. Ltd 600 118 400

Pidilite Industries Ltd. 600 118 350

Lupin Ltd 500 98 ---

Organics Industries Ltd. 400 78 300

Lanxess India Ltd 350 69 225

UPL 350 69 450

Multimantech 270 53 550

Meghmani Organics 270 54 1320

Total 13740 2697 17545



Port Connectivity in PCPIR

Proposed

Under Construction

Proposed Proposed

Under Construction

Existing:

► Liquid Chemical terminal (1.80 MMTPA) of GCPTCL

► LNG port (10 MMTPA) of LNG Petronet Ltd.

► Liquid Fuel jetty (3.50 MMTPA) of Reliance

► Solid cargo jetty (4.50 MMTPA) of Birla Copper

Proposed:

► 40 MMTPA additional berths on the sea front

(Adani – Solid Cargo Port; Sandesara - Solid Cargo,

Liquid Cargo and Container Port)

► Container Feeder Terminal (10000 TEU) to Pipavav, Ro-

Ro Ferry Service, Common Jetty by Gujarat Maritime

Board



Road Connectivity in PCPIR

Existing:

► 32 km of 4 lane Dahej-Bharuch State Highway

connecting 6 lane Delhi-Mumbai National Highway and

National Expressway

Proposed:

► Ahmedabad-Vadodara National Expressway to be

extended to Mumbai (PCPIR loop planned)

► 6 laning of Dahej-Bharuch road

► Up-gradation of 8 km of port linkage

► 42 km of State Highways within GPCPIR to be upgraded

to four lane

► Construction of 25 km of coastal roads

► Up-gradation of Dahej-Vagra-Bharuch Road

► Escape Route (for security purpose)



Rail Connectivity in PCPIR

Existing:

► Connected to Delhi – Mumbai Broad Gauge railway line

at Bharuch

Proposed:

► Bharuch-Dahej rail line (62 km) – Conversion to broad

gauge to be completed by 2010

► Delhi-Mumbai Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) will skirt

the PCPIR on the eastern side



Air Connectivity in PCPIR

Existing:

► 250 km from international airport at Ahmedabad

► 90 km from domestic airport at Vadodara

► 85 km from domestic airport at Surat

Proposed:

► Greenfield airport for PCPIR

► Airstrip at Ankleshwar



Utilities in PCPIR

Water Supply

► GIDC supplies 33 MGD raw water from

Narmada river

► GWSSB provides drinking water through

Narmada Canal

► Narmada Canal water to be used for

industrial purpose

Proposed

► 100 MGD additional water supply network

► In SEZ, separate water supply network of 20

MLD through a co-developer or through

SSNNL

► Water Supply in PCPIR through a SPV-

Gujarat PCPIR Services Ltd.

Gas Supply

► GSPL gas grid handles over 13

MMSCMD through its 2200 km state-

wide network. This covers the GPCPIR

► Gujarat Gas network close to GPCPIR,

at Ankleshwar (3 MMSCMD)

Proposed

► All gas suppliers to extend network



Utilities in PCPIR

Power Supply

► Power available from Gujarat Urja Vikas

Nigam Ltd. from 220 KV substation, linked

with the state grid by 220 KV circuit line

Proposed

► 1500 MW by Torrent Power, co-developer of

Dahej SEZ (land allotted)

► 2640 MW by Adani Power (land allotted)

Telecom Services

► Network of BSNL and private

companies Airtel, Hutch and Idea.

► WLL-BTS available at Dahej and

Vagra

Proposed

► Broadband (Tier II)

► Broadband (DSLAM)



Residential Township

► Housing Colony developed in

146 hectares

Proposed

► Residential Township Phase II –

294 ha. in PPP mode

► Residential Township Phase III -

700 ha. in PPP mode

► SPV formed with IL&FS for

selection of developers for

Township Phase II & III

Logistics Park

► Planned at Dahej in PPP mode

► SPV formed to select

developer

► Will be the only chemical

logistic park in India

Skill Up gradation

► 7 ITIs in PCPIR and within

30 km radius

► Skill up-gradation centers set

up by GIDC and private

companies such as Essar,

ABG Shipyard, L&T etc.

Utilities in PCPIR

Socio Economic Development

► PCPIR Welfare Society formed

to take care of the socio-

economic development of

project affected persons

► Additional Rs.15 per sq mt

charged for land for Society



PCPIR – Conceptual Master Plan



Preparedness of State Government

► Special Investment Region Act 2009 in place. GPCPIR notified.

► 100 sq. km. processing area within GPCPIR in place. Internal planning for

processing areas completed.

► Detailed Development Plan of PCPIR being prepared by Mott McDonald.

► Gujarat Government has committed Rs.380 crore (USD 745 mn) for

development of infrastructure and has proposed Rs.250 crore (USD 496

mn) for additional infrastructure.



High performance chemicals

Engineering plastics

Pigments and coating products

Refinery downstream projects

Mineral resource-based projects

Specialty chemicals

Nanotechnology-based projects

Bio refineries

Investment OpportunitiesChemicals and Petrochemicals

Welcome to a whole new world

of opportunities

Thank You

Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC)

(A Government of Gujarat Undertaking)

2nd Floor, Block No.4

Udyog Bhavan, Sector 11

Gandhinagar 382 017

Gujarat, India

Phone: +91 79 23250636/37

Fax: +91 79 23250705

[email protected]

www.gidc.gov.in

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