1. Promotion of Leather Sector
in Andhra Pradesh

2. Agenda Leather Sector Global National Andhra Pradesh Slaughter Houses
Animals Slaughtered
Promotion of Leather Parks
Global Players in Leather Sector

3. Global Leather and Leather Products Trade
(percentage)
Others
China
22.0
29.7
Italy
Indonesia
1.1
15.8
1.3
1.6
1.7
Taiwan
2.4
3.0
Korea
Spain
3.4
10.0
Brazil
4.0
4.0
Germany
France
Hong Kong
India
Romania

4. Global Leather and Leather Products Trade
(in US $ Mill)
21464
22386
Exports
Imports
15433
10183
9649
7055
6701
5778
3930
3740
3628
2334
2192
3078
2566
2495
2226
China
Italy
Hong Kong
France
Germany
Spain
India
USA
Belgium

5. Indian Leather Map India is the second largest footwear producer.
India is the third largest exporter of saddlery and harness items.
India is the third largest producer of leather goods after China and Italy
India is the fourth largest supplier of leather garments.
Annual Turnover/ Production - Rs 25,000 Crores
Domestic Sales – Rs 14,200 crores
Annual Export - Rs 10,800 Crores (43%)
2.5 million employment direct and indirect
Largest Livestock holding country - A sources about 10% global requirement of Leather.
One employment for every Rs 35,000 investment
Investment to turnover ratio 1:4

6. Major production Centre : Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab & Andra Pradesh.
Leather exports from India account for around 3% of the total global leather exports
India’s consumption of leather products is expected to grow at around 3-4% per annum in the near future.
11th Plan
(US $ mill)
10th Plan
Domestic projections
4338
2198
Footwear Segment
1967
1387
Other Leather commodities
Export Projections
962
606
Finished Leather
3192
1035
Leather Footwear
416
328
Leather Garments
905
511
Leather Goods
240 76
Saddlery & Harness
273
138
Leather Gloves
12293
6279
Total 6

7. Indian Leather sector Capacity after modernization during 10th Plan
% Growth
Capacity
Sector
29.11
1,468
Tannery (mill. Sq. ft)
49.01
15.96 crores
Footwear (pairs per annum)
30.00
28.38 lakhs
Saddlery (pieces per annum)
53.00
29.30 lakhs
Leather garments (pieces per annum)
36.00
9.30 crores
Footwear Components (pairs per annum)
43.00
18.34 crores
Leather Goods (pairs per annum)

8. Indian Leather Sector Exports – Changing Segments 2005-06 2000-01
(in percentage)
Sector 12 24
Leather Garments 23
Leather Goods 19
Finished Leather 28
Leather Footwear 7
Footwear Components 3 2
Saddlery & Harness 1
Non-Leather Footwear
Indian Leather Exports
US $ 1.9 billion
US $ 2.7 billion

9. A major employment generator and contributor to social and gender equity, where 35% of women forces and workers.
About 2.5 million employees are working and about 2.5 million employees working in-directly. The work force is expected to be increased by an another one million.
Of the 321 million hides and skins processed annually by the industry, 85% is sourced domestically.  
A major export revenue earner for the country.
Value addition through technologies and up gradation is highest in the country.
Most plants are clustered within the states of Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab
Tamil Nadu accounts for 70% of leather tanning capacity (225 million processed pieces annually) in India and 38% of leather footwear & components. The exports from Tamil Nadu are about US $ 762 million, which account for 42% of Indian leather exports
TN has over 9000 registered small and medium firms and about 70 large scale firms and about 40 composite firms

10. Animal Population top States
482.20
(in lakhs)
399.80
204.60
167.04
158.00
0.38 AP UP
Mah MP TN
Rajasthan
A.P. provides 10% of India’s raw material, yet, tanning and finishing sectors have not grown significantly to completely utilize the available raw materials resources
AP could tan only 5% of the raw materials due to lack of tanning facilities Balance 95% is transported to other States where value addition is undertaken at the cost of A.P.
There are around 30 tanning units in AP with minimal tanning and processing capacity.

11. Number of Slaughter Houses Total Number of Slaughter Houses - 44725
Adilabad
Hyderabad 47 32
Srikakulam
Nizamabad
Karimnagar 8 8 26 30
Vizianagaram 24
Warangal 7
Medak
Visakhapatnam 5 8
Khammam
Ranga Reddy
East Godavari
West Godavari
Nalgonda 12 37 24 16
Krishna
Guntur 12
Mahabubnagar 9 33
Prakasam
> 25 Nos
Between 10 & 25
< 10
Kurnool 12 4
Anatapur
Nellore
Kadapa 5 63
Chittoor
Total Number of Slaughter Houses - 447

12. No. slaughtered during 2007-08
% Growth of Animals in AP & Animal Slaughtered during
(in lakhs)
No. slaughtered during %
increase
No. in 2007
No. in 2005
Animal
S.No
20.85
17.0
245.85
210.15
Sheep 1
9.63
51.9
97.65
64.27
Goat 2
4.81
27.5
137.28
107.68
Buffalo 3
1.16
21.9
114.89
94.28
Cattle 4
0.89
-20.8
4.35
5.49
Pigs 5

13. District-wise animals Slaughtered during 2007-08
108411
Adilabad
Hyderabad
Srikakulam
188732
301779
Karimnagar
50230
Nizamabad
13490
129264
Vizianagaram
629451
Warangal
142671
Medak
53297
Visakhapatnam
Khammam
364178
Ranga Reddy
130168
75518
West Godavari
Nalgonda
East Godavari
Krishna
97308
330922
39368
Guntur
Mahabubnagar
303103
Total Number of animals Slaughtered – 37,34,891
52531
218598
Prakasam
Kurnool
135718
Anatapur
78080
Sheep 20,84,583
Goats 9,63,586
Buffaloes 4,81,184
Cattles 1,16,354
Pigs ,184
Nellore
Kadapa
73510
218564
Chittoor
> 2.00 lakhs
Between 1.00 lakh and 2.00 lakhs
< 1.00 lakh

14. (in lakhs) No of Animals slaughtered in AP during 2007-08 20.85 9.64
4.81
1.16
0.89
Sheep
Goat
Buffaloes
Cattle
Pigs
(in lakhs)
Total Animal slaughtered- 37,34,891

15. Promotion of LIDCAP Leather Parks/Projects
Krishnapatnam International Leather Complex
Shifting of Hyderabad Tanneries – Promotion of Kunoor Leather Park
Promotion of Mega Leather Park at Rukmapur in Karimnagar
Promotion of Mega Leather show room at Autonagar, Vijayawada
Promotion of Mega Leather Park at Gangadhara Nellore in Chittoor
Promotion of 18 Mini Leather Parks and leasing to the SC entrepreneurs for setting up of leather products
HS Darga Leather Products Production & Training Centre
Tirupathi Leather Park Development

16. International Leather Complex
GO issued on
Total Land – acres
Land in APIIC possession – acres
Land to be obtained from APGENCO – acres
Project Cost – Rs crores
LIDCAP’s GOI grant - Rs crores
IIDF - Rs crores
SPV - Rs crores

17. Shifting of Hyderabad Tanneries
Progress on the Kunoor (Bhongir), Nalgonda Leather Park
Total land – 120 acres
Total 10 units proposed - each in 5 acres
LIDCAP – 5 acres
GOI given Rs 3.00 crores, State Govt. given Rs cr
CETP completed with Rs cr.
Rs 31.5 lakhs spent on approach road through PR Dept.
Units in the Kunoor Leather Park
M/s. Hamsa Impex Ltd.
M/s. South India Prime Tanneries
M/s. Ever Green Leathers
M/s. Hyderabad Leathers
M/s. Roshan best Tanners
4 units have completed construction, one unit commenced production, one unit completed machinery installation

18. Progress on the Kunoor (Bhongir), Nalgonda Leather Park
M/s Hamsa Impex Ltd. & M/s. South India Prime Tanneries
M/s Hamsa Impex Ltd. & M/s. South India Prime Tanneries V
vacant
M/s. Roshan best Tanners
vacant
M/s. Hyderabad Leathers
vacant
CETP
vacant
LIDCAP

19. Progress on the Kunoor (Bhongir), Nalgonda Leather Park
M/s Hamsa Impex Ltd.
Common Effluent Treatment Plant

20. Leather Parks of LIDCAP
Rukmapur
( acres)
Kunoor
(120 acres)
Mandamarri
(25 acres)
Ghanpur Station
(25 acres)
Jammikunta
(25 acres)
Mallemadugu
(25 acres)
Adilabad
Hyderabad
Armoor
(28.01 acres)
Srikakulam
Karimnagar
Nizamabad
Vizianagaram
Duddeda
( 25 acres)
Medak
Warangal
Visakhapatnam
Vennelavalasa
(30 acres)
Khammam
Ranga Reddy
East Godavari
West Godavari
Nalgonda
Dandepally
( 25 acres)
Krishna
Nuzivedu
(20.24 acres)
Guntur
Mahabubnagar
JinKunta
( 25 acres)
Prakasam
Kurnool
Vijayawada
(1 acre)
Adigppula
( acres)
Polepally
( 25 acres)
Anatapur
Nellore
Kadapa
ILC
( acres)
Kurnool
( 784 Sq Mts)
Chittoor
Tirupathi
( 4.55 acres)
HS Darga
(43.08 acres)
Rachepally
( acres)
Gangadhara Nellore
( acres)

21. Machinery installed in Leather Parks
Ghanpur Station
(25 acres)
Jammikunta
(25 acres)
Adilabad
Hyderabad
Srikakulam
Karimnagar
Nizamabad
Vizianagaram
Warangal
Duddeda
( 25 acres)
Medak
Visakhapatnam
Vennelavalasa
(30 acres)
Khammam
Ranga Reddy
East Godavari
West Godavari
Nalgonda
Dandepally
( 25 acres)
Krishna
Nuzivedu
(20.24 acres)
Guntur
Mahabubnagar
JinKunta
( 25 acres)
Prakasam
Kurnool
Vijayawada
(1 acre)
Adigppula
( acres)
Anatapur
Nellore
Kadapa
Rachepally
( acres)
Chittoor
Tirupathi
( 4.55 acres)
HS Darga
(42 acres)

22. Promotion of Mega Leather Park at Rukhmapur, Karimnagar
(Footwear)
1. Covered in the CM’s Announcement (dated: )
2. Area of the land acres at Rukmapur (V), Choppadandi (M) for establishment of Leather Park
3. CLRI prepared a Project Report for establishment of footwear complex for Rs 98 crores

23. Promotion of Mega Leather Park at Gangadhara Nellore, Chittoor
(Tanning)
1. Area of the land – acres
DKT land – acres
DKT alienated land – acres
Govt. Land – acres
Patta land – acres
2. Location - 9 Kms from Chittoor, 40 Kms from Ranipet, 150 Kms from Chennai, potential for the tanneries.
3. LIDCAP has paid Rs 73 lakhs on to District Collector.

24. Promotion of Mega Leather showroom at Autonagar, Vijayawada
LIDCAP is having its own land of about Sq. Mts in the Autonagar, Industrial Estate Vijayawada on the main road of Benz Cirle to Machilipatnam road.
Only 403 Sq. Mts of land is being used for shoes / Chappal show room, office building and manufacturing unit. since 1974
The Area of the plot after the required minimum set offs on all side is 2,000 sq. mts (21,528 sft)
It is proposed to construct a Mega Leather Complex with a private participation in the project. It is proposed to construct two cellars (Lower Cellar and Upper Cellar), Ground Floor plus 8 floor building complex.
L I D C A P
BJR Mega Leather Show Room

25. Tirupathi Leather Park
LIDCAP is having 4.5 acres of land in the outskirts of the Tirupathi City
4 buildings are constructed of which one building (about 800 Sft) is leased to one small industry and one building (about 600 sft) is being used as Regional Office
Two more buildings (of each 2000 sft) is for the purpose of training (presently not being used). It is proposed to lease this buildings along with foot wear training machinery and also part of the office building.

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