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Area: 88752 sq. km (2.7% of Country’s geographical area)

Population:

91.35 million (7.55% of the total country’s population) 1029 persons per sq. km

Business language: English

West Bengal - A snapshot

Locational Advantage:

Gateway to South East Asia & North- East regionShares international frontiers with Bangladesh,Nepal & BhutanHinterland consisting of mineral rich states

Literacy Rate: 76.26%

Advantage West Bengal …

Rapidly growing economy

Vast Expanding consumer market

Best in the country in terms of quality & availability ofpower

Low cost of living

Large reservoir of scientific & technical manpower – India’sbest Educational Institutions are here

Enterprising Bengal - Infrastructure

State’s road density higher than national average

Total Length of Roads - over 2,11,770 km

One of the best rail network with over 4162 route km.

International & Domestic AirportsIndia’s first Aerotropolis project under progress at Durgapur

Two major Ports- Kolkata and Haldia

New major port coming up at Sagar Island

15,000 route km optical fibre network

Over 580 Mbps of international satellite connectivityLeading producer of energy with installed capacity of10210.9 MW

Rich deposits of Coal (11% of national reserves), Coal BedMethane (CBM), China Clay, Limestone, Sand etc.

No. of Universities, Degree Colleges, Engineering &Technology Colleges, Medical Colleges, Polytechnic Collegesand ITIs

World class Institutes: IIT Kharagpur, IIM Calcutta, ISIKolkata, IISE, NIT, BOSE Institute, Saha Institute of NuclearPhysics etc.

Abundant water resources – 2526 kms of rivers & canals

Enterprising Bengal - Resources

Power

Iron & Steel

Engineering

IT & ITeS

Food Processing & Horticulture

Hospitality & Tourism

Gems & Jewellery

Tea

Jute & Textile

Leather

Opportunity - Sectors

Govt. of West Bengal has announced a number of industry friendly policies to facilitate industrialization:

Investment and Industrial Policy, 2013

MSME Policy, 2013

Textile Policy, 2013

Information & Communication Technology (ICT) Policy,2012

ICT Incentive Policy, 2012

PPP Policy, 2012

Food Processing Policy, 2011

New Policies

MMAJOR INDUSTRIAL PARKS OF

WBIDC LTD.

Some Major Industrial Parks

Industrial Park Location Total Area (in acres)

Available Area (in acres)

Vidyasagar Industrial Park

Kharagpur, Dist- Paschim Medinipur

1246.054 524.28

Panagarh Industrial Park

Panagarh, Dist- Burdwan

1457.906 525.196

Haldia Industrial Park

Haldia, Dist- Purba Medinipur

350 306.96

Goaltore Industrial Park

Goaltore, Dist- Paschim Medinipur

950 950

Haringhata Industrial Park

Haringhata, Dist- Nadia

358 358

Road: All the plots connected through road of 18m – 30m ROW

Water: Ground water and Surface water

Power: Dedicated power sub-stations (220/132 KV Substation and 33/11 KV Substation) for uninterrupted power supply

Drainage: Good quality drainage system across the park.

Other facilities: Street Lighting, Sewerage System, Fire System, Solid Waste Management System, Truck Terminal etc.

Social Infrastructure: Health Centre, Conference Room, Food Court, Amusement Centers, Guest House etc.

Infrastructure at Industrial Parks

Incentives of West Bengal Government

Industrial Promotion Assistance

Waiver of Electricity Duty

Employment Generation Subsidy

Refund of Stamp Duty

Anchor Unit Subsidy

Financial Assistance for Patent Registration

Waiver of Land Conversion Fee

Ease of Doing Business

Based on the concept of full Transparency

Information on Land & Module with Price & Layout of plotson website

Terms & conditions of allotment along with Criteria ofappraisal of projects on website

On line monitoring of applications

Transparent Pricing Policy of Land/ module

Status of Incentives disbursement on website

Emerging Initiatives

Single Window Cell comprising of representatives of various Govt. Departments, is functioning at WBIDC’s office building to expedite the clearances from different Govt. Departments. To ensure expeditious disposal of applications by the 6 concerned Departments, a Task Force has also been formed by the Govt.

Shilpa Sathi:

Task Force:

Relationship Manager: Senior Officers nominated as ‘Relationship Managers’ for facilitation of some major projects.

Project Facilitation Committee: Committee at the Project level for day-today hand holding

Emerging Initiatives

Sector Committees, formed with a mix of senior bureaucracyand business leaders, to deliberate on sector challenges,recommend policy initiatives and suggest streamlining ofprocesses.

Steering Committee, comprising the heads of GovernmentDepartments as well as business leaders, headed by IndustryMinister.

Core Committee formed with Department heads andbusiness leaders, is headed by the Chief Minister.

Unique Industry-Government interface:

IT, ITeS & Electronics

Hardware/ Electronic Systems Design & Manufacturing (ESDM) sector

7 Brownfield Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMCs) toboost the sector.

2 Greenfield EMCs at Naihati and Falta under implementationwith assistance from Govt. of India

The industrial units in these EMCs will be eligible for benefitsunder Modified-Special Incentive Package Scheme

2 Hardware Parks at Sonarpur and Kalyani. Plots of land withready infrastructure would be available in these parks

Presence of hardware companies in the State:- Sonodyne,Videocon, Vikram Solar, Websol Energy, SankalpSemiconductor etc.

Software sector

Presence of 800+ Companies, employing 145,000 professionals

Software exports: Rs. 13686 crore (US$ 2.28 billion) in 2013-14

15 IT Parks under development each with about 50,000 sq. ft. ofbuilt up space with all infrastructure facilities. 8 Parks will be readyby March, 2015.

Presence of global software majors:- IBM, TCS, Cognizant,Accenture, Tech Mahindra, ITC Infotech, Capgemini, PwC, Ericsson,British Telecom, HSBC Electronic Data Processing, Wipro amongthem

The prominent domains of IT sector in the State:- SoftwareDevelopment, Product Development, & Consulting, Systemintegration, IT infrastructure support, Hi-skilled KPO work inBuilding Architecture, Naval Architecture & Health, Banking andInsurance Sectors, Multimedia & Animation, Call Center & BPOOperations

ICT Policy and Incentive Scheme 2012

The fiscal incentives available under the scheme are:-

Capital investment subsidyInterest Subsidy/Training SubsidyWaiver of Electricity dutyEmployment Generation Subsidy100% reimbursement of Stamp Duty & Registration feeSubsidy for Certification of quality improvement and Patentin the MSME sectorIncentives for Expansion Projects and Special packages for

Mega Projects Central Sales Tax (CST) refund scheme (for hardware units)Entrepreneurship assistance for Start up SME (for software

units)

(Mumbai suburb = 100)

Source: India Today; CMIE Index; team analysis

(Mumbai suburb = 1000)

Mumbai

suburb

Bangalore Delhi Chennai Kolkata

Labour

Related

costs

Non

Labour

costs

Hyderabad

100 97.8

100

88.4 91.9

12%

89.7

Cost Effectiveness

Thank You

Rising Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh India’s largest state is growing at a robust rate


7.3 7.0 6.6 7.8

6.5 5.5

5.2

9.3 6.7 8.6

8.9

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4.5 4.7

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FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14

Uttar Pradesh(%) India(%)

6.43%

CAGR - UP

6.67%

CAGR - INDIA

Parameters Uttar Pradesh India

Population* (Million) 200 1,210

Urban population (%) 22.3 27.8

Area (sq kms) 2,40,928 3,287,263

GSDP (in USD billion) 73.55 906.29

Literacy rate (%) 70 74

Most populous State (16.5% )

4th Largest State in size (7.3%)

3rd Largest economy (8%)

Uttar Pradesh

11.1

14.8 15.9

12.78 11.79 11.01

13.4 14.8

13.8 13.4

16.8 14.5

9.67 10.43

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2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Per capita Income (UP) Per capita Income (India)

CAGR 13.3%

CAGR 13%

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Rising rural employment and purchasing power Driving consumer spending


0 200 400 600 800

HaryanaTamil Nadu

GujaratKarnataka

Uttar PradeshAll India

MaharashtraAndhra pradesh

Madhya pradeshBihar

West BengalOrissa

Mobile phone handset ownership per 1000 rural households in 2009 -10

Haryana Tamil Nadu Gujarat Karnataka

Uttar Pradesh All India Maharashtra Andhra pradesh

Madhya pradesh Bihar West Bengal Orissa

►One in every two people in UP has a mobile phone►42 per cent of rural households owned a television in 2009-10, up from 26

% in 2004- 05►14 per cent of rural households had a two-wheeler in 2009-10, twice that in

2004-05

Between 2004 -05 to 2009-10, construction jobs rose by 88% while employment in agriculture fell from 249 million

to 229 million

Between 2007-08 and 2009-10 : Nominal wages of rural unskilled (casual) labour rose by 19% /yr, real wages

rose by nearly 14%

Spending potential - Rural demand for availing Telecom services, and other modern necessities on the rise

Year Agri Ind. Manufa. Const. Services

99-00 218.3 32.6 21.2 9.4 35.5 04-05 249.3 47.0 27.8 16.8 46.7 09-10 229 58.6 24.2 31.7 49.5

Uttar Pradesh has nearly 14% of the country’s wireless subscribers

Uttar Pradesh Find it all in one state

Largest consumer base with increasing per capita income

• Over 200 million people• Growing per capita income creating one of the largest consuming class

Excellent connectivity by roads, rail & air (including proximity to Int’l Airport)

• Proximity to Container Freight Stations Dadri with facility ofwarehousing with good connectivity to major portsin western India, vital for EoU/SEZ.

• Well connected to major metros through Road, Rail and Air• Largest rail network in the country total railway network spanning 8,800 km• International Connectivity to Middle Eastern Countries


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Large skilled workforce

• 57 Universities• 3104 degree colleges• 19430 secondary schools• 155,619 primary schools• 76,398 high primary schools• 97 Technical institutions with an intake capacity of 37,320• 2nd highest no. of ITIs / ITCs• 3rd highest no. of Colleges in India• 3rd highest no. of Polytechnics in India• 3rd highest no. of B-Schools in India• 4th highest no. of engineering colleges in India

Leading producer of food products

• 1st Rank in Food Grains Production (20%) in India• 1st Rank in Potato Production (34%) in India• 2nd largest producer of sugarcane in India• Major fruits grown in U.P. - Mango (ranks 1st ), Aonla (ranks 1st)• 1st in milk production (17.6%) in India• Per capita per day availability of milk in U.P. is 303 grams compared

to the national average of 245 grams.


Third largest hub for MSMEs in country


Conducive industrial relations

• Minimal loss of man days on account of industrial strife

during the last 30 years.

Conducive Policy Enviornment

• Infrastructure and Industrial Investment Policy, 2012 • Sector Specific policies for Food Processing, Electronics, IT/Ites, Solar, Sugar Mineral Policy, Textile, Poultry, Biotech, Heritage Tourism policy


• 3rd highest number of micro, medium and small enterprises (MSMEs) in India.

• With an investment of over USD 35.73 billion, over 175,000 MSME units were set up during the 11th Five Year Plan

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Right policy environment to fuel growth Attractive industrial Policy coupled with sector specific policies


Infrastructure and Industrial Development Policy (IIIP), 2012

Attractive Fiscal incentives ►Stamp duty exemptions ►Concessions related to commercial tax ►Capital subsidy and Interest Free loan ►Incentives for MSME ►Market and Brand development assistance ►Research and Development assistance

Sector Specific Policies for focus sectors to drive inward investments

Food Processing Policy

► Special incentives for mega projects ► Electricity duty exemption ► Exemption from Mandi fee ► Industrial quality scheme ► EPF reimbursement scheme

Information Technology Solar Sugar Poultry Electronics

Manufacturing

Uttar Pradesh – Manufacturing Output Top 5

► Ranked 4th in terms of National Manufacturing Output(2012-13)

► Tata Motors, Honda, Yamaha, Samsung, Moser baer andmany more already have their manufacturing plants inUttar Pradesh


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Uttar Pradesh Forerunner in Modern Infrastructure

Lucknow Metro, Ghaziabad Metro Noida- Greater Noida Metro ► Only state in India with 3 metro projects being constructed simultaneously► Lucknow Metro to be operational by end of 2016► Metro rail in Four more cities: Meerut, Kanpur, Allahabad and Varanasi on the anvil

Buddh International Circuit

► 1st state to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in India (2011)► Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida with a 5.14 Km in length spread

across an area of 875 acres is India’s only circuit for F1 – motor racing


6-lane Yamuna Access Controlled Expressway – Travel time between Noida and Agra reduced to 2.5 hours

6-lane extendable to 8-lane Lucknow Agra Expressway (~300 km) under construction

Tourist Circuits Several attractive circuits holding potential for new tourism infrastructure


S N Key Tourist Circuit

Destinations

1 Buddhist Circuit

Kushinagar, Kapilvastu, Sravasti, Sankisa, Sarnath

2 Braj Mathura Circuit Mathura Vrindavan

3 Bundelkhand circuit

Jhansi, Chitrakoot, Khajuraho,Deogarh

4 Ram Van Gaman Yatra Circuit

Ayodhya, Bhratkund, Allahabad

5 Handicraft Circuit

Lucknow, Agra, Aligarh, Firozabad

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Tourist Circuits Several attractive circuits holding potential for new tourism infrastructure


Varanasi

Lucknow

Agra

Upcoming

International

Domestic

Skill Development Mission Ensuring brighter future for youth


► Scheme launched to provide assistance to 2.32 million youth of the state in the age group of 14-35 years for employment by imparting training in 3 years

► 4.6 million youth have got themselves registered on the mission’s portal

► Budgetary provision of USD 659 million ► 243 courses in 38 sectors ► 99 companies selected as training

partners ► More than 90,000 candidates are

undergoing training through approx. 1100 Training centres under UPSDM as of now

Model Training Centre

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Skill Development Mission Ensuring brighter future for youth


► Focus on providing wage employment linked skill training

► Integrated Mission for skill development activities in the State

► Standardization of course and curriculum framework

► Unified monitoring of all the Schemes

► Common database of all candidates, employers, placements shared with all the stakeholders

► Convergence of all physical and financial resources

► Participation of professional private sector partners to train the large numbers that is mandated for the mission

► IT enabled systems for transparency, speed of decision making and networking of all stakeholders

► State and District based Program Management Units manned by professionals

Delhi Mumbai Industrial & Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor Corridors for transformational growth


► Early Bird Projects Dadri-Noida - Ghaziabad Investment Region Integrated Hi-Tech Industrial Township at Greater Noida Boraki Multimodal Transport Hub Multimodal Logistic Hub at Greater Noida

DMIC ►36,068 sq km (15%) of DMIC catchment area

across 12 districts of UP ►WDFC & EDFC link at Dadri provides

accessibility to both corridors

EDFC ►Industrial corridor on Eastern Dedicated Freight

Corridor (EDFC) will have an expected investment of Approx. USD 6896 million up to 2018

►Uttar Pradesh has highest share of around 57% (measuring 1,049 KM dissecting the state) in Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor project

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Smart Cities in Uttar Pradesh Global hub for sustainable cities


Allahabad to be developed as a smart city in collaboration with US Government

Trigger for development of economy – Important developments

► India’s 1st Semiconductor Fab to be in Uttar Pradesh ► Cycling Tracks to be developed across various cities in the State ► 1st State to have three metro projects in progress together in three cities (Noida – Gnoida, Ghaziabad, Lucknow) ► State of the art connectivity via Yamuna Expressway from Noida to Agra being extended to Lucknow ► Nodal point for connectivity between DMIC & EDFC (proximity to Delhi) ► Development of IT parks across the state ► Incubation centers being developed

Noida, Greater Noida on the anvil to become Smart cities

1st state with 4G connectivity to be rolled out across state

IT Hub of North India Existing IT companies in Uttar Pradesh


Taiwan

Japan

France

Korea

Canada

Belgium

Finland

USA

Sweden

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IT Hub of North India Upcoming transformational IT Projects in Uttar Pradesh


►Sophisticated telephone exchanges with optical fibre connectivity ►Investment Opportunities in ISP facilities, large Bandwidth options,

Broadband &Wi-Fi connectivity

IT Park, Lucknow

►Project cost of USD 47.5 million over an area of 1.3 lac sq mt ►To be developed on Design-Finance-Build-Operate model

IT City, Lucknow

Semiconductor Wafer

Manufacturing Facility

►The outlay of the proposed FAB is about USD 4 billion for establishing the FAB facility of 40,000 wafer starts per month of 300 mm size, using Advanced CMOS technology.

►Technology nodes proposed are 90, 65 and 45 nm nodes in Phase I, 28 nm node in Phase II with the option of establishing a 22 nm node in Phase III.

►The proposed location is Greater Noida.

Food processing – Poised for Robust Growth Agricultural powerhouse looking at further value addition

► Vast source of raw material- ► Food grain production – 20%

► Wheat production – 34%

► Fruits production – 19%

► Vegetables production – 30%

► Contributes 60 % of meat exports from India ► 35% share in Sugarcane output, ranks 2nd in

sugar production

Ranks*1 Potato Production (34%) Livestock -Excluding cow (11%) Milk Production (17%)

Opportunities in Potato Flakes, Vodka Manufacturing (potato based), Meat processing, Mango/ Guava, Litchi Pulp

*In India


►Established three agro food parks at

Barabanki, Varanasi, Faizabad and four pack

houses at Lucknow, Saharanpur, Barabanki,

Varanasi

Udyog Bandhu Three Tier Industry Development Agency


► “Udyog Bandhu” is an organization of the Government of Uttar Pradesh,

► Dedicated to facilitate investment in the industrial and service sectors

► Main interaction Centre for entrepreneurs and has been organizing high level conferences on industry related issues.

District

District Magistrate

Mandal

Commissioner

State Level / Udyog Bandhu

ED / IIDC/ Chief Secretary

High Level Empowered Committee

Chief Minister

Nivesh Mitra Single Window System


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Industrial Grievance Redressal System (UPIGRS) Resolving your issues


YAMUNA EXPRESSWAY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AREA

WAY INDUSTRTHORITY ARR

PPHASE-1

PHASE-2

– Yamuna Expressway stretching 165 kms. connects international tourist destinations of Delhi and Agra.

– Yamuna Expressway: 6 lane (extendable to 8 lane) access controlled Expressway is planned to have 5 LFDs (Land of concessionaire) with facilities of 4 Toll Plazas, and 6 Interchanges along the entire length.

– YEIDA notified area covers approx. 2,689 sq. kms. falling in six districts to be developed in two phases.

District Area (Sq.Km.)

GB’ Nagar + Bulandshahr

584 PHASE 1

Aligarh

2105

PHASE 2

Mathura

Mahamayanagar

Agra

YAMUNA EXPRESSWAY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AREA

Master Plan-2031 Area (247 sq.km)

Population (35 lakhs)

Potential Integrated Industrial Townships under consideration for Development and

Detailed Master Planning

MASTER PLAN- 2031 OF TOWNSHIP (1) IN NCR PART OF YEIDA YEIDA NOTIFIED AREAS AND ITS URBANISABLE AREAS

PHASE-1

PHASE-2

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MASTER PLAN- 2031 OF TOWNSHIP (1) IN NCR PART OF YEIDA MASTER PLAN- 2021- PHASE 1

PPHASE-1

PHASE-2

Sr. no.

Land use category

Year 2031

Area (ha) % 1 Residential 4569.52 19.5 2 Commercial 1275.12 5.4 3 Industrial 4698.15 20.0 4 Institutional 1759.03 7.5 5 Greens 5148.19 21.9 6 Transport 3512.13 15.0 7 Mixed use 1370.23 5.8 8 SDZ 1142.87 4.9

Subtotal 23475 100 Village Abadi Areas 1263.79

Urbanisable Area 24739.01

Delhi

YEIDA is strategically surrounded by major cities NOIDA, Greater NOIDA, Faridabad, Khurja, Dadri, Aligarh, Mathura, Agra etc.

REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY

Noida

Greater Noida

Faridabad

Mathura

Bulandshahar

Aligarh

Palwal

Ghaziabad

NCR

LOCATION

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Delhi- Kolkata Line via AligarhMathura -Bareilly Line via Hathras Agra-Tundla Link

Domestic Airport

Airports International Airport

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REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY ROADS, RAIL AND AIRPORT CONNECTIVITY

Railway

DND Flyover Noida – Greater Noida Expressway Yamuna Expressway

Phase-1

Phase-2

Palwal

Hapur

Kurja

Baraut

Panipat

Rewari Eastern DFC

Ganga Expressway

Golden Quadrilateral

North-South corridor

Peripheral Ring Road (Eastern & Western)

Dasna-Meerut Expressway

Agra Kanpur Expressway

RRTS Western DFC Upper Ganga Canal Expressway

PROPOSED

REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY

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SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE & SKILL DEVELOPMENT

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40-44

50-54

60-64

70-74

80+

% Females % Males

YEIDA REGION, 2001 Young human resources areavailable in the regionrequiring education andtraining to fully utilize thehuman resource potential.Number of Institutions in theregion ex. Noida University,Galgotia University and in theproximity of YEIDA, AmityUniversity, YMCA, AligarhMuslim University, Institute ofEnterpreurship, Lucknow etcare situeted.Efforts have been taken toopen number of ITIs in theYEIDA Region for local skilldevelopment.

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