1. The Growth Engine of India
Gujarat
Gujarat
The Growth Engine of India

2. An Introduction to Gujarat
Gujarat : Basic Facts and Economic Indicators
Strong Industrial Base
Pioneer in PPP
Industrial Infrastructure
SEZs
Industrial Estates: GIDC
Basic Infrastructure: Power, Gas, Ports, Water, Road & Rail and Airports
Policy Initiatives
Sectoral Investment Opportunities
Investment Regions
Project based Opportunities
Creating Conducive Environment for Investments
Global Investors' Summit

3. Gujarat: Fast Facts Population 50 million Geographical Area
196,000 sq. km (6.2% of India)
Business language
English
Per Capita Income (at current prices)
US$ 915 (National Average US$ 517)
Urbanisation
37.4%
Per Capita Power Consumption
918 KWH (National average 390KWH)
Cellular Subscriber
11.5 million GSM and 3.11 million CDMA
Economic Snapshot
Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP): US$ Billion
Exports : 21% of India
Per Capita Income growth rate ( ) : 8.13%
Composition of GSDP in 2006 – 07 : Tertoary Sector - 44 %, Secondary – 38 % and Primary – 18 %
GSDP average growth( ) : 10.4%
Industrial growth rate ( ) : 12.5%
Agriculture growth rate ( ) : 12.27%
Source: Socio-Economic Review, Gujarat State

4. Creating benchmark in attracting investments
Gujarat is ranked 1st with proposed investment of INR 62,442 crore (US$13.8 bn) in 100 projects accounting for 22% of total investment in India
Source: Reserve Bank of India report, August 2008

5. Strong Industrial Base
Share of Industrial Production: 16%
Share of Exports:21%
Over 3,20,000 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) & 800 large industries
World’s largest diamond processing hub (72% of world’s share & 80% of India’s share)
World’s 3rd largest grass root petroleum refinery at Jamnagar (Reliance Industries Ltd)
World’s 3rd largest producer of denim
India’s largest sponge iron plant
Largest producer of Cotton, Cumin and Castor
Least man days lost due to industrial unrest – 0.94 % of the country while contributing 16% of India’s industrial production
Sectoral Break-up of Industrial Production in Gujarat
Source: Socio Economic Review

6. Gujarat – Gateway to Industrial Development
Share in Indian Economy
Population 5%
Geographical Area 6%
No of Factories
9.90%
Net Value Added by Manufacture
14%
Value of Output
15.60%
Fixed Capital Investment
17%
Exports
21%
Coastline
26%
18%
25%
46%
35%
42%
50%
58%
80%
85%
98%
Textiles
Sea Cargo
Pharmaceuticals
Cotton
Groundnut
Chemicals
Petrochemicals
Diamond Processing
Salt Processing
Soda Ash Production
Significant Share in Key Industry Sectors & Products

7. Pioneer in Public Private Partnership
First in India
Private Port at Pipavav in 1992
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminals at Dahej in 2004
Expressway from Ahmedabad – Vadodara in 2004
Country’s only Liquid Chemical Port Terminal at Dahej
State – Wide Gas Grid of 2200 km
Privatizing ports, power, rail & road infrastructure
Enacted the PSP* law: Gujarat Infrastructure Development Act, 1999
Amendment in the Industrial Dispute Act 1947 is carried out, providing flexible labour employment in SEZs
Creation of Special Government Institutions – Act as Catalyst
*PSP (Private Sector Participation)
Sector
Number of
Projects
Total Investments
(US$ mn)
Port 21
3590
Power 13
6378
Roads 16
700
Railway 6
300
IT projects 9
910
Water 2
122
Urban
Transportation 1
68 projects across sectors have been taken up under PPP mode with an investment of over US$ 12 bn
26 projects implemented with an investment of US$ 4 bn

8. Infrastructure

9. Well Integrated Network Of Road, Rail And Air Connectivity
To Delhi
PALANPUR
MEHSANA
BHUJ
KANDLA
MUNDRA
VADODARA
RAJKOT
JAMNAGAR
BHAVNAGAR
KESHOD
Size represents relative passenger traffic
PORBANDAR
SURAT
International airport
Highways
Railways
To Mumbai

10. State Wide Water Grid
The only State to have inter linkages across rivers (> 20 rivers are interlinked )
Uneven water distribution addressed through
Inter–basin water transfer
Narmada Canal
458 km
Bulk lines completed
Bulk lines in progress
Bulk lines to be taken up
Region having perennial water sources
DMIC Influence Area

11. Integrated Gas Grid for Energy Security
The only State to have an Integrated State- Wide Gas Grid – On Open Access Common Carrier basis
2200 km to be commissioned by 2009
1200 kms in operation (current volume - 18 mmscmd)
State owned GSPC owns rich gas reserves in the KG Basin
Ankleshwar
Dahej
Hazira
Pipavav
Mundra
Ahmedabad
Dholera
Mehsana
Kalol
Palej
Gandhar
Bharuch
Over 1000 km
Commissioned
In progress
Existing LNG terminal
Proposed LNG terminal
Oil and Gas reserves

12. Infrastructure: Power
First state in India to provide 24 hrs electricity to all villages
High quality power supply through well networked power grid
Least number of shutdown due to electricity failure
Installed capacity ,628MW
Capacity addition by 2012(pipeline projects) ,164MW
Total capacity planned by ,005MW
Projected demand by ,478MW
Surplus Capacity planned for additional projects ,280MW
Source: 16th Electricity Power Survey, Central Electricity Authority, Energy & Petrochemical Department, GoG, Socio Economic Review of Gujarat,

13. Gujarat’s Ports: Access to Hinterland
Natural Gateway to the rich land-locked Northern and Central hinterland
Longest coastline in the country – 1600 km
Access to States whose combined SDPs constitute 25% of India’s GDP
The state ranks first in terms of cargo throughput amongst handling 147 MMT cargo in
Kandla
Mundra
Navlakhi
Okha
Bedi
Dholera
Sikka
Khambhat
Positra
Bhavnagar
Dahej
Mithivirdi
Porbandar
Magdalla
Mahuva
Surat
Pipavav
Hazira
Simar
Vansi Borsi
Private Sector Ports
GMB Ports
Major Port
Liquid Chemical Port, Dahej
Maroli 13

14. Technical Manpower
Seats per lac population
National Data from AICTE website
Growth of 334% in available seats with respect to
8 New Govt. Engineering Colleges established in (1 in Tribal district of Dahod)
1 New Govt. Polytechnic established in in the Tribal district Panchmahals at Godhra
2 new Govt. Polytechnics established in (1 in Tribal district of Dangs)
14 New Government Engineering Colleges are to be setup from
9 Government Polytechnics are to be set up in from 14

15. Initiatives in Technical Education
Institutes of International Repute
Indian Institute of Management (IIM)
National Institute of Design (NID)
Institute of Rural Management (IRMA)
National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT)
Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA)
Centre for Environment Planning & Technology (CEPT)
Other Institutes
IIT Gandhinagar : Started in 2008
National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education & Research (NIPER) : Started in 2007
Gujarat Technological University (GTU)
Gujarat Knowledge Society (GKS) : Provides industries need based training
Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) : Two IIITs are proposed in Gujarat 15

16. Policy Initiatives

17. Holistic Approach – Industrial Development
Gujarat ranks 1st in terms of total area covered under 55 SEZs in India
Investment Regions
Special Investment RegionS (SIR)
Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)
Petroleum, Chemicals & Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR)
Gujarat International Finance Tech City (GIFT)
Knowledge Corridor
55 SEZs
Level of Integration
Multi Product
Chemical SEZ
Textiles SEZ
Pharma SEZ
IT/ITES SEZ
Engineering
Biotech
Industrial Estates/ Parks
Product Clusters
202 Industrial Estates
83 Product Clusters
Stage I
Stage II
Stage III
Stage IV
Scale of Holistic Development

18. SEZ Policy Income tax incentives Income tax incentives
For SEZ Units
For SEZ Developers
Common incentives
Income tax incentives
10 year corporate tax holiday on export profit – 100% for initial five years and 50% for the next five years
Income tax incentives
100% tax holiday for a period of any 10 consecutive years out of 15 years beginning from the year in which the SEZ is notified
Exempt from dividend distribution tax
Tax exemption on interest of long term finance
Long-term capital gains arising on transfer of shares in developer company tax exempt
No minimum alternate tax (MAT)
Indirect tax incentives
Nil customs duty
Nil excise duty
Exemption from central sales tax
Exemption from service tax
Exemption from securities transaction tax
Exemption from tax on sale of electricity for self generated and purchased power
Other benefits
Exemption of electricity duty – 10 Years*
Duty-free procurement of capital goods (including second hand capital goods), raw materials and consumable spares from domestic market
Full freedom for sub-contracting
Facility to realise and repatriate export proceeds within 12 months
Facility to retain 100% foreign exchange receipts in the export earner’s foreign currency account
Other benefits
Full freedom in allocation of developed plots to approved SEZ units on purely commercial basis
Full authority to provide services like water, electricity, security, restaurants and recreation centres on commercial lines
No net foreign exchange earning requirement imposed
Source: Industries Commissionerate / iNDEXTb, Government of Gujarat, 2007 , * Section 15 – Sub Section II of GoG SEZ Act 04

19. Policy Initiatives – Integrated Township
The Integrated Township Policy 2007 for efficient development of sustainable townships in Gujarat
Key Outcomes
Facilitate creation of efficient & sustainable urban settlements
Promote economic development
Facilitate PPP urban development
Facilitate capacity building in the private and Government sectors for urban development
Encourage township development in areas with existing trunk infrastructure, hence, optimizing the utilization of available infrastructure 19

20. Industrial Estates : GIDC
Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) - a Government of Gujarat Undertaking, set up under the Gujarat Industrial Development Act. 1962
Identifies and develops locations suited for Industrial purposes
Build, Operates and maintains industrial estates in Gujarat
Estates are self-contained sanctuaries capable of sustaining a large number of industries within themselves.
180 estates are developed and functional and 72 under planning
GIDC has acquired 26,330 hectares of land and allotted 16,302 hectares of developed land and 3,531 hectares of raw land to the entrepreneurs

21. Gujarat Unique Features
Strategic Location
Historical Trade Links
Social Heirarchy
Knowledge Application for Wealth Creation
Assimilative Spirit
Culture of co operation, Collaboration and Compromise

22. Sectoral Investment Opportunities
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23. Investment Opportunities: Oil & Gas
Upstream
Acquisition of exploration blocks
Joint ventures for exploration of State, National & Overseas blocks
Midstream
Refinery
Transportation of Oil & Gas
Downstream
Retailing of petroleum products
City Gas Distribution (PNG & CNG)
Gas based Power Plant/ Captive Plant

24. Investment Opportunities: Engineering & Auto
Metallurgy
Blast furnaces, sinter plants
Coke ovens
Steel melting shop equipment
Continuous casting equipments and rolling mills
Heavy electrical industry
Turbines, transformers and generators
Boilers
Switchgear and control gear
Shunting locomotives
Industrial machinery and machine tools
Modern cement and textile machinery
Material handling equipment
Oil field equipment and services, mining machinery
Light weight machine tools, cutting tools

25. Investment Opportunities: Engineering & Auto
Dairy machinery
Evaporators
Milk refrigerators and storage tanks
Milk and cream deodorisers
Spray dryers and heat exchangers
Auto & auto ancillary
Auto ancillary SEZ/ Park
Assembling and manufacture of automobiles
Manufacture of auto components for all types of vehicles
CNG kits for automobiles
Automobile design centre
Centres of excellence
Research and development facilities
Industry-specific educational institutes and training centres

26. Investment Opportunities: Mineral based Industry
Lignite
Power plant, Lignite chemicals (oil drilling)
Underground coal gasification
Bauxite
Alumina plant, Alumina chemical complex
Low grade Bauxite upgradation, refractory units, chemical units, Abrasives
Limestone
Soda ash plant, cement industry
chemicals
Quartz
Processing plant
Glass industry
Others
Silica sand based glass industry
Dolomite tile making unit
Marble quarrying & processing
Whitening plant for Chalk production, Paint industry, Putty, Processing unit
Lamellar china clay production

27. Investment Opportunities: Energy
Non-conventional sources of power generation
Wind energy (onshore & offshore), solar energy, biomass, bagasse
Power trading
Power sector participation in power transmission
Franchising power distribution
Nuclear power generation, coal gasification, mini – micro hydel power
Coal bed methane generation

28. Investment Opportunities: Energy
Proposed-site for power plants
1000 MW Coal-based power plant near Chhara Sarkhadi, Kodinar, Amreli
Surat
Kutch
Amreli
Junagadh
Bharuch
Kandla
Mora
1000 MW coal-based power plant at Simar, District Junagadh
1000 MW LNG / coal-based power plant at Vansi Borsi, Surat
1000 MW coal / LNG-based power plant at Dahej, Bharuch
1000 MW coal-based power plant near Veera / Sangat, Kandla, Kutch
350 MW expansion of gas based power station at Mora, Surat

29. Investment Opportunities: Chemicals & Petrochemicals
High performance chemicals
Engineering plastics
Pigments and coating products
Refinery downstream projects
Mineral resource-based projects
Specialty chemicals
Nanotechnology-based projects
Bio refineries
Source: Ernst & Young Analysis

30. Port Development Opportunities Port Based Development Opportunities
Investment Opportunities : Ports
Port Development Opportunities
Port Based Development Opportunities
Navlakhi
Mundra
Mundra
Jamnagar
Okha
Positra
Dholera
Bhavnagar ₪
Dahej
Dahej
Porbandar
Magdalla
Pipavav
Pipavav
Simar
Hazira
Hazira
Vansi Borsi ₪
Offshore Drilling Support
Container Port Facilities
Energy Port Facilities
Modern Fisheries Harbor
Special Economic Zone
Agri Jetties
Container Freight Station
Port Mechanisation
Storage Silos
General Cargo Jetties at all GMB Ports
Controlled atmosphere cold storage and warehouses
Source: Gujarat Maritime Board

31. Investment Opportunity : Shipbuilding
Kandla
Mundra
10-12m draft
Dholera
15-18m draft
Khambat
Navlakhi
14-17m draft
9-12.5m draft
Max. tidal range at 10m
Dahej
Bhavnagar
20 m draft
12 m draft
Pipavav
14-17m draft
Existing Shipyard
Proposed/ Potential Shipyard
Jafrabad
Hazira
Magdalla
14m draft
15m draft
10-15m draft

32. Investment Opportunities: Gems & Jewellery
Jewellery Manufacturing
White Gold
Platinum Jewellery
Paved Diamond Jewellery
Studded Jewellery
Mesh Jewellery
Synthetic Diamonds
Infrastructure Development
Assaying and Hallmarking Centres
Gold Refinery
Diamond Park
Jewellery Retail
Luxury Products such as Watches, Brooches, Clocks

33. Investment Opportunities: Textiles & Apparels
Conventional Textiles
Ginning and Pressing
Cotton & Synthetic based Spinning, Weaving & Processing Units
Cotton Knitwear
Terry Towel / Home Furnishing
High valued Garment Manufacturing
Technical Textiles
Protective Textiles
Agro Textiles
Geo Textiles
Automotive Textiles
Home Textiles
Infrastructure Development
Cotton based Integrated Textile and Apparel Park

34. Investment Opportunities: Agro & Food Processing
Agriculture/Horticulture Infrastructure Projects
Cold storage
Pack house
Vegetables pack house
Mechanized grain handling and storage at port
Food parks
Terminal markets
Isabgul Irradiation center and spices
Export Oriented Processing
Peanut butter
De-hulled roasted sesame seed and sesame oilseed
Roasted, salted and coated peanuts
Integrated shrimp farming and processing
Value added processing based on local resources
Tomato, potato flakes and powder
Specialty grades guar gum powder
Refined sugar
Egg powder
Baker’s yeast
Fish oil extraction

35. Investment Opportunities: Agro & Food Processing
Animal Husbandry
Veterinary service and pharmaceutical, Poultry, Dairy, Financial-Credit and Insurance
Contract farming for livestock
Natural Resources based Opportunities
Natural food colours
Medicinal herbs extraction
Neem / Tobacco oil based biopesticides
Food processing enzymes
Fish meal based biofertilizer
Newer Technology based Projects
Spices cryo grinding
Freeze dried fruit processing unit
Instant vegetables in retort pouches
Potato fabricated chips
Innovative Technologies
Organic milk and milk products
Ice cream balls
Castor derivatives based perfumery raw materials
Banana fiber extraction
Textiles production

36. Potential Locations for IT/ ITeS Investments
Rajkot
Ahmedabad
Gandhi Nagar
Vadodara
Surat
Bhavnagar
Gandhinagar – Ahmedabad Knowledge Corridor
(10 IT/ITeS SEZs + STPI)
Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT)
Creative Infocity (Gandhinagar) and GNFC Infotower and Astron IT Park (Ahmedabad)
Fast emerging as the favourite destination for IT/ITeS companies
(1 SEZ + STPI (planned))
STPI centre (upcoming)
STPI centre (planned)
10 multi-product/ multi-services SEZs

37. Investment Opportunities: Pharmaceuticals
Manufacturing
Contract Manufacturing Organisation (CMO)
Manufacturing of New Dosage forms like Patches
Manufacturing of recombinant and DNA based products
Manufacturing of Intermediates and fine chemicals
Manufacturing of medical devices
Manufacturing of Ayurvedic preparations
Manufacturing of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient
Manufacturing of Oncology products
Manufacturing of Biopharmaceuticals
Destination
Gujarat
Research & Development
Contract Research Organisation (CRO)
Clinical research
Setting of R & D centers

38. Investment Opportunities: Biotechnology
R&D / Manufacturing
Marine
Agriculture
Pharmaceutical / Healthcare
Industrial
Aquaculture
Enzymes from Marine resources
Marine resources for new molecules
Ethanol manufacturing unit
Manufacturing of Biofertilisers
Manufacturing of Biopesticides
Manufacturing of Plant Diagnostic kits
Biodiesel plant based on Jatropha
GM crops with seeds
Tissue culture
Bionutraceuticals
Human Vaccines manufacturing unit
Manufacturing of Human Diagnostic kits
Manufacturing unit for monoclonal antibodies
Veterinary vaccines manufacturing unit
Stem cell
Biopolymer manufacturing
Manufacturing of Industrial Biocatalysts
Infrastructure
Bioservices
Contract research (Pre clinical and Clinical)
Bioremediation
Quality certification / validation facilities
Marine Biotechnology park
Agriculture Biotechnology Park
Biotechnology Training Centers

39. Investment Opportunities: Healthcare
Integrated Medicity
Healthcare Outsourcing (BPO)
Establishing Global Accreditations Facilities
Clinical Research & Trials
Establishing Chain of Primary public/Community Centres
Holistic Wellbeing- Yoga, Physiotherapy, Acupressure
Computer Navigated Surface Replacement Surgery of the Hip and Knee-Joint
Low Cost Paid Surrogacy through In- Vitro Fertilisation
Hospital Management on Rehabilitate, Operate and Transfer (ROT) basis
High – Tech MRI/CT Scan Facilities
DESTINATION
GUJARAT

40. Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor
‘Investment Regions’
Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor

41. Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)
Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) with an investment potential of US$90billion
DMIC - a high impact industrial area within 150 km distance on both sides of DFC
Uttaranchal
Haryana
Vision - “Engine for Economic Resurgence of the
Country”
Project Goals
Double employment potential in five years - (14.87% CAGR)
Triple industrial output in five years - (24.57% CAGR)
Quadruple exports from the region in five years - (31.95% CAGR)
Length of western DFC: 1483-km
DMIC Influence Area: 82 Districts of Six States (14% of the country)
Gujarat km (38%)
Dadri
Rajasthan
Uttar
Pradesh
Gujarat
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Arabian Sea
J.N.Port
End Terminals
DFC Alignment

42. Industrial Development along the DMIC
Locations of Industrial Estates developed and maintained by GIDC
Total Number of estates and clusters - 265
Number of estates, clusters in the corridor – 160
Total Area developed in the corridor Ha.
Potential Sectors
Chemicals , Petrochemical
Pharmaceutical
Engineering & steel
Textiles & apparels
Diamond, Gems & Jewelry
Gas & electricity
Logistics
61% of total industrial investment in the state is in the proposed corridor

43. Investment Regions along DMIC
Uttaranchal
Haryana
Investment Node
Proposed Location of Investment Node
Estimated Investment Requirements (in US$ Million)
Employment Potential (Nos.) in SEZ, Agro Processing, Port, Port Based Industries, IT/ITES, Logistic Parks
Node 11
Palanpur-Sidhpur-Mahesana
1,600
53,500
Node 12
Ahmedabad-Dholera
11,000
250,000
Node 13
Vadodara-Bharuch
2,400
84,000
Node 14
Dahej-Bharuch
6,850
Node 15
Surat-Navsari
2,300
Node 16
Valsad-Umbergaon
6,100
69,000
Total Gujarat
30,250
790,500
Total DMIC
89,150
2,862,000
Dadri
Rajasthan
Uttar
Pradesh
Gujarat
Madhya Pradesh
Arabian Sea
Maharashtra
J.N.Port
Node 11
Node 12
Node 13
Node 14
Node 15
Node 16
Investment Region

44. Infrastructure Master Plan for DMIC Phase I
Particulars
Nos.
Length (Km)
Approx. Cost
(in US$ Million)
Six Laning of Road 9
1063
1403
Four Laning of Road 13
977
904
Broad Gauge Conversion for Rail
877
609
Doubling of Broad Gauge Line for Rail 6
801
721
New Rail Link 3
191
172
New International Airport 1
20 (Sq. Km)
314
Metro Rail
100
1125
Logistics Parks 4 5
325
Total Cost Outlay
US$ 5,573 Million

45. PCPIR (Petroleum Chemical & Petrochemical Investment Region)
Dahej - Bharuch
Concentration of Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical estates
Rich natural resources and feedstock availability.
Proposed SEZ by GIDC at Dahej & Jhagadia. Proposed SEZ in private sector by Jubilant at Vilayat
Availability of feedstock
Well established Infrastructure
Chemical port terminal and chemical storage facility at Dahej
Export Promotion Measures
Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR)
Legal Framework
Gujarat SEZ Act
Notified Area Authority under GID Act
Gujarat Infrastructure Development Act
Infrastructure for effluent treatment
Effluent disposal pipelines,
Common effluent treatment plants and solid waste disposal sites

46. Project based Opportunities
Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT)
Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS)
Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project
Metro Rail

47. Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT)
Concept
A joint-venture between GUDC and IL&FS to develop and implement
A hub for the global financial services industry
World class architecture with signature towers
An attractive pricing strategy
Infrastructure Linkages
State-of-the-art connectivity, infrastructure and transportation access
Infrastructure services to support businesses including connectivity, IT, walk-to-work housing, security and services
A 12 km dedicated Expressway to the International Airport is being built as part of the Project and 8 kms from Gandhinagar
Mass Rapid Transit system linking the Project site to the cities of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar

48. Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT)
Central business hub of an Integrated Development Plan area sprawling over about 27,000 acres
Infrastructure
Business
Land
500 acre
Multi Services SEZ
250 acre
Domestic Tariff Area
Built Space
7.5mn sq.m
FSI/FAR
3.65
Green belt
0.59 mn sq m
Building Height
400m
Global BPO hub for financial services
Preferred off-shoring location for global financial services players
Operations hub for domestic financial services
Centralized hub for mid and back office related activities for domestic financial services company
Global IT hub for financial services
Development and system support center for IT players with a significant presence in financial services sector
Global R&D hub for emerging sectors
Preferred R&D hub for industry
Financial center for select product markets
Integrated financial center dealing with the full set of financial services product including capital markets and trading

49. Ahmedabad: Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS)
An SPV formed for integrated public transit system
The project is to be implemented in two phases
The first phase to be operational by August 2009
Passenger handling: Bus Fleet buses
Daily passenger trip – 2,00,000
For collecting fares, several hardware, software and real time monitoring equipments are to be installed at various locations
On successful implementation, the same can be replicated in other cities like Surat, Baroda and Rajkot
NARODA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
ODHAV INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
VATVA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
GUJARAT UNIVERSITY
Sabarmati Rly. Station
Kalupur Rly. Station
Maninagar Rly. Station
RTO
NEHRUNAGAR
SHIVRANJANI
NAROL
NARODA ST WORKSHOP
CIVIL HOSPITAL
BRTS EXCLUSIVE CORRIDOR PHASE – 1 (58 km)
BRTS CORRIDOR PHASE – 2 (125 km)
BRTS CORRIDOR PHASE 2 (34 km)
AMC LIMIT
Ahmedabad BRTS Plan

50. Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project
An environment improvement venture envisaging development of riverbank
Reclaimed land for multi purpose use: high end housing, commercial complexes, recreation centre, public utilities etc.
Implementation through an SPV
Time Line for completion: Dec 2009
Opportunities
2,21,500 sq m of the reclaimed land commercial development
Development of high end residential complex over 1,24,700 sq m of land
1,54,800 sq m of land for developing 7,000 low cost housing units
Proposed bus terminal

51. Metro Rail: Ahmedabad Gandhinagar
Phase 1 (to be operational by 2012 )
North - South Corridor: 33 kms.
East - West Corridor: 11 kms
Transport Demand
675,000 passengers daily
Pass Km: 5,647,000 daily
Pass Km/ km: 135,000 daily
Phase 2 (to cover the entire city)
Metro Rail: Ahmedabad Gandhinagar Project to be implemented on Public Private Partnership Model

52. Creating Conducive Environment for Investments Simplification of Procedures Creation of Land Bank Investor Support System (ISS) Centralized Availability of Information
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53. Facilitating and Speeding up Process
Initiatives to Aid Investors
Build Up for VGGIS 2009
Facilitating and Speeding up Process
Information Needs
District Profiles
Simplification of Process
Information Exchange
Sector Profiles
Land
Power
Water
Gas
Environment
Licensing
Potential Investors
Investment Regions & SEZ profiles
Doing Business in Gujarat
Investor Support System

54. To improve Investor’s experience in setting up an Industry
Simplification Process
To improve Investor’s experience in setting up an Industry
District Profiles
Sector Profiles
SEZ Profiles
Investment Region Profiles
Preparation of Information Bank
Information
Needs
To increase transparency
Standardization of Application Forms
Check List
Time Line
Online Tracking & Submission
Investor Software System
Facilitating & Speeding up Process
Simplification of Procedure

55. Centralized Availability of Information
District Profile √
Sector Profile
SEZ Profile
Investment Region Profile
Vendor Directory
Doing Business in Gujarat
Investor Support System
Continuous Updation

56. Global Investors’ Summit A World Class Mega Event on
Investment Promotion

57. inauguration of Global Investors’ Summit 2007
An innovative idea providing interactive platform to investors
Summits organised successfully in 2003, 2005, 2007
US$200billion worth of investment committed
Chief Minister Mr. Narendra Modi with Dr. Balaji Sadasivan (Minister, Singapore) ,
Mr. Ratan Tata, CMD, (Tata Group) and Mr. Mukesh Ambani, CMD (Reliance Industries)
inauguration of Global Investors’ Summit 2007

58. Investment Committed during Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors’ Summit
Sectoral Distribution of Investment Committed
US$ 20 bn
226 MoUs
US$ 14 bn
76 MoUs
US$ 152 bn
675 MoUs
Vibrant Gujarat
2003
2005
2007
675 MoUs (862 Projects)
*Civil Aviation, Textiles & Apparels, Urban Development, Road & Rail Projects, Healthcare, Paper Industries, Biotechnology, Financial Sector, Education, Pharmaceuticals

59. Global Investors’ Summit- 2009
Date
January 12 – 13 , 2009
Science City, Ahmedabad
Venue
Reasons to attend Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit 2009
Global congregation
One to One Business meetings
Phenomenal business networking
Sector-Focused Sessions/Seminars
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing
Exhibition – Showcasing Strengths, Potential and Innovations
Gems & Jewellery Seminar during December 26-28, 2008
Special tours – Business visits
International Kite Festival – ‘The Colors of Gujarat’
Exploring Glorious Gujarat – The Land of the Mahatma

60. Gujarat : Moves Ahead : Home to Tata’s Nano Project
Tata’s INR One-lakh (US$2100) Nano Car project (world’s cheapest car) is all set to be launched from Sanand near Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Project details:
Estimated investment INR 2,000 Cr (US$450million)
Mother plant to come over 1,100 acres of land
Capacity of 5,00,000 units
10,000 people will be directly and indirectly employed
Infrastructure worth Rs100Cr (US$25Million) including roads, power, drainage, water, effluent treatment plant to be developed by Gujarat Industrial Development Board
“It took 10 days to tie up all loose ends-make the land ready for possession, get all clearance and approvals-and offer a final deal”
Mr Ravi Kant, MD Tata Motors to Times of India Newspaper 8th Oct 2008

61. Tata and Gujarat started a new chapter of partnership
Gujarat : Moves Ahead : Home to Tata’s Nano Project
Tata and Gujarat started a new chapter of partnership
Together with Tata Motors, about 60 vendors would also move to the new location.
Tata would also take up agriculture and marine biology research in the state as well as build an ITI near Nano plant for training workers
“Gujarat was able to define the land, secure possession of the land-the main thing-at an unbelievably fast pace. In fact, if we could move a plant in a day, we could have actually have started operating here, given the fact that everything was ready in the state”
“The chief minister of Gujarat moved very fast. Gujarat enjoys the reputation of being an investor-friendly state. So we decided this was really the place where we have everything in order. With all other states, despite all their good intentions, there were many things yet to be settled. So we decided to move forward with Gujarat and everything was put in proper place”
Mr. Ratan Tata , Source: Press release

62. Leading Global Brands in Gujarat

63. Be Partners with us on this growth journey
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