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Ambassadors Meet New Delhi, 20 th Oct 2016 Odisha The Preferred Investment Destination Preferred Investment Destination 1 st 1 st position in terms of rank for Bhubaneswar in attracting manufacturing the SMART CITY investments


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Ambassadors’ Meet New Delhi, 20th Oct 2016

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Odisha – The Preferred Investment Destination

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Preferred Investment Destination

2nd

most employable State for Engineers

National Employability Report, 2015

5th

rank in State of the States ranking

INDIA TODAY GROUP

1st

position in terms of attracting manufacturing investments

ASSOCHAM,2016

1st

rank for Bhubaneswar in the SMART CITY Challenge amongst 97 cities

GoI, 2016

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Odisha on a growth trajectory

* includes Quarrying, Mining, Manufacturing and Construction

GSDP Growth Rate of Odisha (Actual and Projected)

22237 33029 49227 59229 20000 40000 60000 80000 2006-07 2009-10 2012-13 2014-15

Per Capita NSDP (at Current Prices)

  • f Odisha (INR)
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Eastern Gateway to the ASEAN region

 Network of 10,000 km of National and State highways connecting the hinterland of resource- rich regions and mother plants to largest ports on the east coast for easy access to the markets of ASEAN region  Network of 2,540 km of rail corridors for a seamless movement of freight

Strategically located on the east coast of India with a long coastline of 480 km

Anchored by Paradip Port - largest in the country in terms of cargo handling capacity and networked with other ports at Dhamra and Gopalpur

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Heartland of India’s mineral based manufacturing base

Mineral production of

USD 3.64 billion -

more than the aggregate value of 21

  • ther Indian States

Contribution as percentage of India’s total mineral production

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Competitive in Cost of Doing Business

Rajasthan Power Tariff: 1.55 Skilled Labour wage: 1.0 CPI: 25.47 Gujarat Power Tariff: 1.11 Skilled Labour wage: 1.40 CPI: 22.70 Maharashtra Power Tariff: 1.67 Skilled Labour wage: 1.47 CPI: 28.93 Karnataka Power Tariff: 1.5 Skilled Labour wage: 1.27 CPI: 25.90 Uttar Pradesh Power Tariff: 1.77 Skilled Labour wage: 1.53 CPI: 24.85 Jharkhand Power Tariff: 1.17 Skilled Labour wage: 1.39 CPI: 24.33 Madhya Pradesh Power Tariff: 1.24 Skilled Labour wage: 1.61 CPI: 26.09 Chhattisgarh Power Tariff: 1.27 Skilled Labour wage: 1.19 CPI: 22.7 Andhra Pradesh Power Tariff: 1.36 Skilled Labour wage: 1.91 CPI: 23.85

Odisha

Power Tariff: 1.0 Skilled Labour wage: 1.15 CPI: 22.45

* Power Tariff and Skilled Labour Wage have been shown as Cost Index with base as 1.CPI is Consumer Price Index of the capital city (For Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada is considered), sourced from www.numbeo.com

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  • Large pool of skilled manpower
  • 1,26,000 technical manpower graduating per annum from 773

technical training institutions

  • Presence of National Institutes of Higher Learning
  • Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)
  • Indian Institute of Management (IIM)
  • Xavier's Institute of Management (XIMB)
  • National Institute of Technology (NIT)
  • Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology (IMMT)
  • International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT)
  • All India Institute of Medical Sciences Bhubaneshwar (AIIMS)
  • Research Institutions
  • Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology

(CIPET), Bhubaneswar

  • National Research Centre for Water Technology,

Bhubaneswar

  • Central Research Rice Institute, Cuttack
  • NISER (National Institute of Science, Education & Research)
  • IISER (Indian Institute of Science, Education & Research)

Knowledge Hub of the East-Enablers for a Knowledge Economy

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Smart City Bhubaneswar

Building upon the 24 Smart City Features identified by the Government of India’s Smart Cities Mission, Bhubaneswar is shaping up around the following 7 ‘Smart City Pillars’ Governance - Citizen Participation, Intelligent Government Services City Planning and Design-Mixed Land Use, Compact Cities Urban Utilities - Water Supply and Management, Solid Waste Management, Sanitation, Energy & IT Connectivity Urban Mobility- Street Design, Public Transport Shelter- Inclusive Housing Economic Development-Economy and Employment Social Development- Identity and Culture, Education, Health, Open Spaces, Safety and Security, Air quality

Secured 1st position in the Smart City Challenge amongst 97 other cities

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Focus Sectors & Ease of Doing Business

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Focus Sectors

CHEMICALS, PLASTICS AND PETROCHEMICALS AGRO and SEA FOOD PROCESSING ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING TEXTILES including TECHNICAL TEXTILES ANCILLARY & DOWNSTREAM INDUSTRIES TOURISM

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Final Project Approval within 15 days

30 days

Final Project Approval within 30 days for Other Industries Disposal of Application Time Limits under Facilitation Act (days) Earlier Revised Registering a Business 7 1-3 Allotment of land by Government 65 30 Environmental Approvals 60-120 30-60 Registration under various Labour Acts

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Electricity Connection 60++ 15-30

15 days

(Green Category)

Ease of Doing Business

Timelines for Approvals

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Ease of Doing Business

Key Interventions and Reforms

1 2

3 4 5

Facilitation Cell Central Inspection Framework GO iPLUS

eBIZ

Timelines for Approvals

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Investment Opportunities

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Investible Projects in the State

IT & ESDM Agro & Food Processing Healthcare and Biotechnology Textiles Chemicals, Petro-Chemicals and Plastics Urban Infra, Logistics and Transport Industrial Parks / Infrastructure Others Tourism Downstream Industries in Metal

More than 200 identified investible projects in the State

Smart City

7 9 32 28 10 13 3* 8 41 19 47

* 65 downstream projects identified in 3 sectors including aluminium, steel and stainless steel

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Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemical Investment Region, Paradip

An investment region with 68,000 acres (275 Sq.km) of world-class infrastructure to promote manufacturing in the Petroleum, Chemicals, Petrochemicals and allied sectors Ecosystem attractiveness:

  • Ready- to-invest industrial land availability
  • Major port at Paradip
  • 15 MMTPA IOCL refinery with following feedstock:
  • 700 KTA Polypropylene
  • 400 KTA Mono Ethylene Glycol
  • 200 KTA Paraxylene –PTA Complex
  • 1,250 KTA Petcoke based synthetic ethanol
  • Downstream Industries Park exclusively for Plastics and

Polymers

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Kalinganagar National Investment and Manufacturing Zone

A manufacturing hub covering the entire value chain

  • f steel and metals pulsating with a renewed potential for growth

Dedicated Investment and Manufacturing Zone in over 40,000 acres (163 Sq.km) Ecosystem Advantage: The largest steel manufacturing hub in the country housing 9 large steel manufacturing companies with a capacity of 21 MT per annum Land & Infrastructure framework: Land at competitive cost of land. fully developed infrastructure Committed Feedstock: Proximity to Odisha’s mineral rich region and committed feedstock availability from mother plants Downstream opportunities: Unique opportunities for ancillary and downstream industrial development in the vicinity

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Electronics Manufacturing Cluster at Infovalley, ITIR

Infovalley as a new open community at the outskirt of Bhubaneswar City

203 acres of dedicated cluster for electronics manufacturing at Bhubaneswar Approved under EMC Scheme of Govt. of India State of the art infrastructure and Plug & Play facilities- to house approx. 100 units Excellent transport connectivity through air, rail and roads

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Scheme for Private Industrial Estates

  • Grant Funding: Capital grant upto 50% of the infrastructure cost
  • Special Planning Authority:
  • IDCO (State Government’s industrial infrastructure development arm) to

accord planning and building approvals in case it is strategic partner

  • May also consider equity participation upto 49% on case-to-case basis
  • 20% of the area could be used for mixed-use development
  • 17 suitable locations spread over an area of more than 4,400 acres identified

across the State for setting up the estates

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Other sector- specific Industrial Clusters

Sea Food Processing Park at Deras

Area (acres) 152 Estimated Project Cost (USD Million) 20 Estimated direct employment 3,000 Project Features

  • Focused on processing units for Seafood
  • One of country’s exclusive industrial parks

for marine products

  • Development in partnership with GoI by

dovetailing Rs. 50 Cr grant

Paradip

Plastics Park

Deras

Sea Food Park

Angul

Aluminum Park Downstream Steel Park

Kalinganagar

Stainless steel Industrial Park

106 industrial estates with 10,000 acres of developed industrial land in operation

Aluminum Park at Angul Area (acres) 223 Estimated Project Cost (USD Million) 31 Estimated direct employment 4,500 Project Features

  • Development in Joint venture with

NALCO- commitment of 50,000 tons from NALCO

  • Value added products
  • Common Facility Centre in

partnership with GoI - Rs. 46 Cr grant from DIPP Downstream Steel Park at Angul Area (acres) 300 Estimated Project Cost (USD Million) 84 Estimated direct employment 4,000 Project Features

  • Excusive industrial park catering to

value added products in steel

  • Commitment of feedstock from JSPL
  • Value added products viz., rolling mills,

building materials, heavy fabrication, and an SME cluster Stainless Steel Industrial Park at Kalinganagar Area (acres) 500 Estimated Project Cost (USD Million) 42 Estimated direct employment 5,000 Project Features

  • Excusive industrial park catering to

value added products in stainless steel

  • Commitment of feedstock from Jindal

Stainless Steel Plastics Park at Paradeep Area (acres) 120 Estimated Project Cost (USD Million) 18 Estimated direct employment 4,200 Project Features

  • One of the pilot projects under

plastics parks scheme by Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers, GoI – 40 cr grant from GoI

  • Polypropylene & Ethylene

derivatives to be provided by IOCL ensuring raw material linkages Aluminium Park at Jharsuguda Area (acres) 240 Estimated Project investment (USD Million) 125 Estimated total employment 17,000 Project Features

  • Being set up adjacent to 1.6-mtpa

smelter along with 3,600 MW of power generation facilities

  • Easy transport of aluminium in

liquid form, resulting in substantial cost savings for downstream industries Jharsuguda

Aluminium Park

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Destination for the World Leaders

and many more…..

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Follow-Up to the Meet

Officials from the Government of Odisha to connect with respective Missions in the week beginning Oct 24 to :

  • Provide further details regarding the policy framework, investment
  • pportunities and industrial infrastructure facilities
  • Facilitate Head of Missions and other officials to attend the conclave
  • Assist business delegation from different countries to register and

participate in the conclave

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