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Opportunity Brief Horticulture Processing Facility in Sindh , - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Opportunity Brief Horticulture Processing Facility in Sindh , - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Opportunity Brief Horticulture Processing Facility in Sindh , Pakistan SEDF Vision To support entrepreneurial development based on Sindh's competitive advantage SEDF Mission To deliver value addition in non conventional yet vital sectors
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Sindh Province Contribution in National Production
6,7 6,1
2,3 2,1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fruits Vegetables
Sindh Province Share in Horticulture Production Year (2011-12) Production - Million Tons p.a. Pakistan Production - Million Tons p.a. Sindh
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Horticulture Production Wastage in Pakistan
5,12; 40% 7,68; 60% Production Wasted in Pakistan Million Tons p.a. (Year 2011-12)
Wastage Commercialy Traded
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The Sindh Province Advantage
Guava Mango Tomato Pakistan - National 560.000 1.750.000 550.000 Sindh 80.000 650.000 180.000 500.000 1.000.000 1.500.000 2.000.000 2.500.000 3.000.000
Production of Focus Products for Processing in Sindh - 000's Tons p.a. (Year 2011-12)
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Indian Occupied Kashmir
INDIA
CHINA
AFGHANISTAN IRAN ARABIAN SEA
KHUNJERAB GILGIT PESHAWAR LAHORE KHUZDAR DI KHAN QUETTA GWADAR HYDERABAD KARACHI DG KHAN SUKKUR JACOBABAD FAISALABAD
KKH (335 Km) KKH (487 Km)
ISLAMABAD MULTAN
Raikot Larkana Pindi Bhattian
Pak – China Economic Corridor
Sukkur – Hyderabad (345 Km) Lahore – Multan Section (330 Km)
Sukkur – Multan Section (375 Km)
Hyderabad–Karachi (136 Km)
Proposed Location Guava Pulping Plant
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Incentives Offered by Government of Sindh
- Subsidized price of land to be paid in 2 years in Special
Economic Zone
- 10 Year Tax Holiday/Exemption
- 0% Duty on import of machinery
- Interest rate Subsidy by SEDF Govt. of Sindh
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The Sindh Province Advantage
Sindh Advantage
Quality Horticulture Produce HR & Labor Availability 2 Seaports Rising Local Demand Export Markets GoS Support
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Key Features of the Opportunity
- Pakistan poised to be food basket for Middle East
- Supported by Government of Sindh
Sindh Enterprise Development Fund, Sindh Board of Investment
- Identification of appropriate location with due focus on backward
linkages with farmers and growers.
- Provision of Financial Assistance to fill the viability gap of the
commercial scale plant in terms of interest rate subsidy.
- SEDF intends to ensure selection of appropriate technology &
manufacturing partners as successful operation shall pave the way for establishment of tens of such plants in Sindh province.
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- Pakistan has a booming consumer economy and food products
demand and consumption is on the rise. Manufacturers of Juices, Jams, Ketchups and other confectionary have an ever increasing demand for pulps and concentrates. The Horeca Sector is also growing at a steady rate and their demand for Pulps and Concentrates continues to rise at a sharp rate.
- On the export front, the Middle Eastern region imports huge
amounts of Pulps, Purees and concentrates from various sources (mainly China and India). Pakistan’s share in this market as of now is negligible primarily due to inadequate quality assurance and halfhearted marketing efforts. India alone exports 170,000 tons of Mango pulp as compared to Pakistan’s total pulp exports of 10,000
- tons. There is exponential potential for Pakistan’s pulp and
concentrates provided the final product is as per the specification of the buyer and concrete relationship building and marketing efforts are undertaken.
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Areas of Support:
Based on focus sectors for Development Support leading to Food Security and Sustainable Economic Development; we request to consider supporting this initiative in the following areas :
- 1. Financial support for a lab size processing & pulping plant. Once this
plant is set up and commercialized successfully; it is expected to be scaled for setting up a commercial scale plant to serve as a Model for further investment in the cluster.
- 2. Identification of companies for procurement of machinery, provision
- f technical assistance & buy back arrangements
- 3. R&D Support to bring the product up to the required standards of
export markets
- 4. Backward Linkage R&D to align the produce to yield the required
finished product
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Estimated Project Cost :
Description Amount PKR Land 14,000,000 Civil works 85,000,000 Plant & Machinery 300,000,000 Furniture Fixtures & Fittings 5,000,000 Vehicles 6,000,000 Total Project Cost 410,000,000
Working capital requirement at Startup PKR 35,000,000
Summary
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