Welcome To Maharashtra

METI-JETRO India Investment

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Mission

Presentation Coverage

• Fact Sheet

• Economic Strengths• Investor Perception • Thrust Areas and Opportunities• Policy Initiatives• Japan Is Here• Key Cities for Business

Maharashtra – Strategic Location

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Area:308,000 sq.km ( 10% of National)

Coastline : 720 km (10 % of National)Population: 98.8 Mn (9 % Of India)

Density : 320 Persons/sq.km

State Domestic Product : 74 Bn USD (Highest )

Per Capita Income : 722 USD (India’s 521 USD)

Gross Industrial Output/Capita : 427 USD ( India’s 198 USD)

Highest Power Generation: 15210 MW

22% of Country’s net value added in Industrial Sector

Maharashtra occupies position of prominence in India

9.4 % of Country’s Population ( Produces 19% of National output )

Most Urbanized State: 43% (India

28%)

Urban Population > South Korea.Only 15 Countries have higher Urban Population

Average Annual Growth in Last 10 Years : 7% (9.3% last 3 years)

22%New Company Registration

50%Of India’s Foreign Trade is Handled By Seaports & International Airport

Facts About Maharashtra

67% Share of Younger Population(Below 34 years)

Advantage Maharashtra Maharashtra

Distinguished State Of India

`1/5th of National Industrial Output

40% of India’s Total Exports

30 % of India’s software Professionals

30% of Patents filed from India

Highest FDI approvals in the Country

900+ Institutions provide 169,000 Technical Manpower

13% of National GDP

Facts About Maharashtra

12 % of Country’s Universities

17 % of Medical Education institutions

13 % of Engineering Education institutions

19 % of Management institutions

Sound Social Infrastructure

Sound Physical Infrastructure

2 International Seaports & 38 State

Ports 3 International Airports. 4 Fully Functional Domestic Airport. Every District is being connected by

Air.

Maharashtra is well connected Internationally & domestically

Reliable, cost effective telecom connectivity 11 % of National Road Network (Road Length 246,000

Kms)

9 % of National Railway Network (5,987 kms) 34 % of Country’s International passengers handled

by Airports 34 % of International Cargo handled by Airports 58% of Container traffic handled by JNPT Abundant availability of Water (10 billion cum of live

storage capacity) Under sea-water Cable connectivity

Sound Physical Infrastructure

Maharashtra Occupies Prominence in India

• India is ranked Fourth in the Global Happiness League

• Happiest Indians in the World Live in Maharashtra

• Happiest Cities in India 1. Pune2. Mumbai 3. Nagpur

• GNH — Gross National Happiness — is a better indicator of national development than GDP Back

GfK NOP Report 2005

India’s Financial Capital - MUMBAI

• Sixth Largest Metropolitan Area in the world & most cosmopolitan city in India

• Headquarters of most Corporates, Banks, FIs and the Reserve Bank• Two Major Stock Exchanges as well as Two Commodity Exchanges • Generates 5% of India’s GDP

• Largest & Busiest airport handling Maximum Passenger and Cargo Traffic

• Contributes 10% of the factory employment, 33% of Income tax, 60% of customs duty and 40% of India’s foreign trade , 80% of Mutual Funds & 90% of Merchant banking Transactions

• Center of Entertainment – Bollywood

• “Best city for Business”

Superior Infrastructure International Airport – daily flights / connections to all major

cities in Europe, N. America & the Far East (over 26,000 seats per week)

International living standards for Expatriates

Stable Power supply – the best in India

Landing point for 3 major Undersea Cables

Hi-quality Telecom Services & Connectivity

Several well developed Public & Private IT Parks

MUMBAI

Growing Economy

7.1 % Growth in Last Decade

12% Targeted Growth for Next Five Years

Maturing Economy: Growing Services (61% of GSDP), Strong Industry Base (26% of GSDP)

Contributes 40% of National Fiscal Receipts

Maharashtra Leads …

Maharashtra Leads …

MOST FAVOURED DESTINATION

Highest Industrial Investment 11967 Projects With Investment of Rs 2654 Billion

FDI 3655 proposals with Investment of Rs 521 Billion (21 %)

Country Nos. Investment (In $ Bn)

USA 849 2.97 Mauritius 405 1.63 UK 364 1.32 Italy 112 0.80 Germany 283 0.43 France 111 0.36 Netherlands 199 0.34 Singapore 143 0.33 Japan 122 0.15 Switzerland 132 0.13 Canada 37 0.04

Our Partners in FDI

Contribution to Exports• 33% of India’s exports

• Gems / Jewellery, Textiles / Garments, Leather Goods, Engineering Goods, Plastics, Pharma, Electronics / IT, Horticulture )

• Largest number of 100% EOUs (571)• 30% of the Country’s Software exports

• 34 % of Country’s International Passengers and 34 % of International Cargo handled by Airports

• Over 65 % of India’s Container traffic handled by State’s Ports• SEEPZ contributes 56 % to exports of functional SEZs

Maharashtra Leads…

Unique Strengths & Capabilities

Well diversified and Highly Productive Human Resource with Positive

Work Culture, Educational Facilities, No Language Barriers

Excellent Infrastructure – Industrial Estates / Clusters developed by

Government and Private Sector

Thriving Partnership with Enterprising Entrepreneurs

Continuity & Consistency in Government Policies on Investments

Why Investment in Maharashtra is Rewarding

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World Bank-CII Survey

World Bank Report – “The Investment Climate Assessment Report 2005 for India”.

A 2002 World Bank-CII study based on “Firm level analysis of competitiveness”.

Gujarat

Tamilnadu

Karnataka

Andhra Pradesh

Maharashtra

Maharashtra Has the Best Investment climate.

A Factory in Maharashtra employs 16% more Capital and 2% more labour.

But Produces 37% more Output and

adds 51% more Value than a Factory in other parts of India

Source: Maharashtra Development Report - Planning Commission

Maharashtra gives Highest Productivity in India

The World Competitiveness Report 2005

Parameters - Overall Competitiveness, Economic performance, Business efficiency, Govt. efficiency, Infrastructure

Maharashtra ranks 42 -(Germany- 23, South Korea-29, France -30, Spain-38, South Africa-46, Philippines- 49, Greece- 50, Brazil-51, Italy- 53 Russia-54)

Switzerland

International Institute for Management Development (IMD)

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Maharashtra – Growth Strategies

•Strengthen Service Sector to Create employment Opportunities

•Provide basic infrastructure through Private Sector Participation

•Provide stability to businesses to encourage investment and growth

Thrust Areas

• Infrastructure:Physical and Social with PPP– Transport, Roads, Power (Captive Power), Gas,

Ports, Airports etc.

• Special Economic Zones

• Information Technology; Bio Technology

• Agri Business- Food Parks, Floriculture

• Pharmaceutical / Healthcare

• Environment Management; Tourism

• Development of Industrial Clusters– Auto, Apparel & Textile, Wine

• Entertainment and Leisure

Mumbai Metropolitan Region IT, ITES, Pharma, Gems and Jewellery, Textiles, Chemical, Petrochemicals,

Entertainment

Mumbai-Pune-Nashik – Aurangabad Golden Quadrilateral Manufacturing, Agriculture & Services

SEZs SEEPZ, Mumbai, MIHAN, Product specific SEZs at Pune, Nagpur, Aurangabad, Thane, Nanded, Kolhapur, Latur

Textile Clusters Bhiwandi, Ichalkaranji, Malegaon, Sholapur

Auto Clusters Pune, Aurangabad, Nashik

Forest and Minerals Based Industries Vidarbha Region

Areas of High Economic Activities

• Mumbai

• Nagpur

• Nanded

• Chandrapur

• Kolhapur

• Nashik

•Pune

• Jalgaon

• Ratnagiri

• Aurangabad

Subsequent Phases

• Horticulture food processing

•Paperbased

• Copper, manganese coal-power-intensive

•Sugar-based

•Chemicals

•Cotton

•Food processing

Knowledge Corridor

General Industries

Auto Industries

Automotive IndustryAutomotive Industry

Driving in the fast lane!Driving in the fast lane!

• Manufacturing units for all segment: Passengers Cars, Commercial Vehicles and Three Wheelers.

• Almost three out of every ten Tractors produced in the Country

• Over 70% of Medium and Heavy Trucks are produced here.

• About 80 out of 402 ACMA* Members located in Maharashtra

• Major OEMs and Auto Ancillary units present in the State:Skoda Auto, John Deere, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, Fiat India, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharat Forge & Cummins

• Mumbai and Pune Key Centres

Maharashtra’s fabricMaharashtra’s fabric

Textile IndustryTextile Industry

• 25% (65 million kg) of the Country’s total cotton production

• 12% (272 million kg) of Country’s total production of cotton yarn

• 17% (16.6 lacs spindles) of Country’s total installed capacity

• Largest number ( 560 ) of 100% Export Oriented Units

New Age EconomyNew Age Economy

IT - ITESIT - ITES

• 27 IT Parks in Public Sector and 102 developed privately

• 32% of IT Professionals

• 32% of Internet Subscribers

• 35% PC penetration

• 20% of Software Exports

• 25% of the Top 500 Software Companies present

• Mumbai and Pune are the Key Centers

Some prominent software companies

* Infosys * Wipro

* IBM Global Services * Cognizant

* HSBC Development Centre * Xansa

* Tata Consultancy Services * Zensar

* SNS Technologies * Nihilent Technologies

* L&T Infotech * Geometric Software

* Syntel Inc. * BMC Software

* Kanbay Inc. * Tata Technologies

Fast Growing IndustryFast Growing Industry

Bio-Tech and PharmaBio-Tech and Pharma

• Contribute about 40% of the total turnover

• Presence of International players like GlaxoWellcome, Novartis, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Abbott

• Major Indian companies such as Wockhardt, Cipla, Lupin, Nicholas Piramal, Mahyco are making big headway in the areas of biotechnology.

• Bio-Technology Park in Pune and Agri-Biotech Park in Jalna are shaping up

International Biotech Park, Pune

• The first Public-private Partnership in Maharashtra

• 100 acre campus off the Mumbai-Pune Expressway

• World Class Life Science Research Park to provide enabling Environment for Biotech Research

State of Art FacilityState of Art Facility

Protecting the EnvironmentProtecting the Environment

Blooming FloricultureBlooming Floriculture

• Major producer of floriculture products with 4000 hectares growing various species of flowers

• Large number of export oriented units with FDI are being set up

• The Topography and Climate of Pune - Nashik region is conducive for natural cultivation

Navi-Mumbai Special Economic Zone

World’s Largest Planned City • Area - 344 sq.km.• Population 2 million• Employment 0.8 million• Compliments Mumbai JNPT Trade Route close to Domestic and International Market

• Housing and Special Infrastructure

Multi-Modal International Passenger and Cargo Hub Airport at Nagpur (MIHAN)

– Area - 3310 Hectares• Investment $ 1.2 Billion• Activities planned:

• Air Cargo Hub• SEZ • Health City,• International School• Rail & Truck

Terminal etc

Maharashtra – Policy Initiatives

• Policies Aimed at• Simplification and Rationalisation of Rules and Procedures,

• Empowering People at All Levels

• Energy Sector Reforms

• Water Resources & Use Policy

• Labour Reforms

• Maharashtra Infrastructure Development Authority being set up

• Industrial Policy- 2001

• Bio-Technology Policy -2001

• Grape Processing Policy -2001

• IT & ITES Policy 2003

• Special Economic Zone Act - 2005

• Mega Project Policy

• Retail Policy

• New Industrial Location Policy

Maharashtra – Policy Initiatives

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TACO – a cluster of Tata / Japanese JVs, PuneTata Yazaki, Wiring Harnesses

Tata Toyo,RadiatorsTata Nifco, Fasteners

TC Springs

Tata Yutaka, Exhaust SystemsKeihin Fie, Pune,Fuel Injection Systems

Ceekay Daikin, Clutch Assemblies

•Kawasaki- Motorcycles with Bajaj Auto

Japanese Presence In Maharashtra

•Matsushita- Washing Machines

•Sharp-Home Appliances with Kalyani

•National Panasonic

•Ebara Pumps- Kirloskar JV

•Kansai Paints- Goodlass Nerolac

•Sumitomo Chemicals

•ASB International-Plastic Moulding Machines

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Japanese Companies in Maharashtra

Mumbai – India’s Financial & Industrial CapitalMumbai – India’s Financial & Industrial Capital

• Sixth largest metropolitan area in the world and most cosmopolitan city in India

• Contributes 10% of the factory employment, 35% of Income tax, 60% of customs duty and 40% of India’s foreign trade

• Headquarters of most corporates, banks, financial institutions, as well as the Reserve Bank

• Largest and busiest airport handling maximum passenger and cargo traffic

• Center of entertainment – Bollywood

• “Best city for Business”- Gallup/BT Survey

City that never sleeps!City that never sleeps!

• Area: 157 Sq. Km., Population: 33,26,837;• Suburbs : Area: 446 Sq. Km., Population: 85,87,561

Pune - Auto & IT Nerve CenterPune - Auto & IT Nerve CenterArea: 15,637 Sq. Km., Population: 72,24,224

Oxford of the EastOxford of the East

Cluster for major auto OEMs and ancillaries like Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, Bharat Forge and Daimler Chrysler

Software technology Parks cater to a burgeoning software industry with major Indian and Global software players like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, IBM, Congizant, Geometric, Veritas etc

Nashik – Electronics and AgroNashik – Electronics and Agro

Area: 15,539 Sq. Km., Population: 48,87,923

The Wine Capital of IndiaThe Wine Capital of India

Three major industrial estates – Satpur, Ambad and Sinnar.

Home to the Security Printing Press - The nation’s currency printer.

The climate is apt for grapes cultivation and thus boasts of numerous wineries and distillers

Major factories like Siemens, Mahindra & Mahindra, MICO (Bosch) and Glaxo and a Thermal Power Plant.

Nagpur - India’s emerging logistic hubNagpur - India’s emerging logistic hub

Area: 9,810 Sq. Km., Population: 40,51,444

City of OrangesCity of Oranges

Second Capital of Maharashtra. Holds winter session of the State Assembly

The Geographical Center of India

Country’s first Dry Port as ‘Cargo Hub’ and SEZ being implemented.

Largest Timber Market in Asia.

Aurangabad – Engineering & TourismAurangabad – Engineering & TourismArea: 10,106 Sq. Km., Population: 29,20,548

Hi-tech meets cultureHi-tech meets culture

Prominent Industrial Centre with a focus on Engineering and New Agricultural Biotechnology Initiatives

Emerging as the new Automobile Centre

Siemens, Skoda Auto, Bajaj Auto and Videocon are some of the prominent companies in the region.

Also key tourism destination –Ajanta & Ellora caves

Gateway to Maharashtra has no door because we follow an open door policy

Gateway to Maharashtra has no doors because we follow an open door policy

We Go That Extra Mile To Make Things Happen

WE WELCOME JAPANESE INVESTMENT

TO MAHARASHTRA

Thank YouContact:

MIDC,’Udyog Sarathi’, Mahakali Caves Road,

Andheri(East),Mumbai-400093,

Ph.No.022-2687 1921/ 2687 1085

www.midcindia.org

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Mumbai TransHarbour Link

Mumbai-Pune Expressway

Infrastructure Initiatives - Mumbai Metropolitan Region

Maharashtra-Occupies position of prominence in India

POWER

• 14 % of Country’s installed capacity (15,210 MW)

• 36 % consumption by Industrial sector

• Independent Regulator – MERC

• Sale of Surplus Captive Power permitted

• Group Captive Generation and Distribution in Industrial Estates being encouraged

• Public and Private sector Players

• Efficient & Business Friendly Legal Framework for Special Economic Zones and Specially Designated Areas

• Provide for Authorities & Functions,• Industrial Townships, • Fiscal benefits by the State, etc.• APPROVED SEZs in MAHARAHSTRA

» SEEPZ, Mumbai» Dronagiri, New Mumbai» Hinjawadi , Pune» MIHAN – Nagpur» Product Specific SEZs at Aurangabad, Kolhapur, Nagpur,

Nanded, Thane

Maharashtra SEZ Act

Special features of the policy• Institutional frame work

• Unique Info Infrastructure

• Developing Pool of skilled globally employable manpower

• Fiscal Incentives to IT and ITES units

• Support to IT & ITES units by Urban local bodies

• Rewarding outstanding performance of IT and ITES units

IT & ITES Policy 2003

• Institutional Framework – – Maharashtra Biotechnology Board and– Maharashtra Biotechnology Commission

• Creation of a special Biotechnology Development Fund

• Fiscal incentives • Creation of Centres of Excellence – University of

Pune as first such centre• Public Private Partnership for establishment of

biotech parks, R&D centres and pilot plant facilities

Bio Technology Policy

• Institutional Support - Grape Board and Wine Institute proposed

• Fiscal Benefits – Concessions in Excise duty • Simplified Procedures• Wine Parks in Nashik and Sangli District• 250 wineries expected

Grape Processing Policy 2001

Labour Reforms

• Relevant Acts amended to » Do away with requirement of prior notice for changing service

conditions of workman

» Allow longer operating hours

» Grant exemption to IT and ITES Establishments from application of Shop & Establishment Act

» Exempt Non-Core Activities in SEZs from provisions of Contract Labour Act

• Maintenance of Large Number of Registers & Forms done away with

• Self Certification Cum Consolidated Annual return Scheme

• Delegation of powers to “Development Commissioner” in SEZ areas in respect of certain Acts and exemption from applicability of certain Labour related Acts in SEZs proposed