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PUNJAB PUNJAB INVESTOR'S
GUIDE
Contents
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Advantage India 3..............................................................................................................
Advantage Punjab 4..............................................................................................................
a. Factors of Production 5....................................................................................
b. Punjab: An Emerging Economy across Various Sectors 6........................
Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion 7.....................................................................
(Invest Punjab) – A One Stop Office
Setting up a Business in Punjab – Step by Step Guide 8..............................................
Investment Opportunities 12.............................................................................................
Industrial Centres in Punjab 14............................................................................................
Sector Cells 15......................................................................................................................
Contact Details 15...............................................................................................................
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India is one of the world's fastest-1growing economies with FDI inflows
increased by 37% since the launch of
Make in India initiative. The country will
have greater economic influence across
the world due to India's current GDP as
per 'Purchasing Power Parity' being
around USD 9.45 trillion, ranking it third 3globally behind US and China . India will
also exert more influence over the Asia-
Pacific region with India and China set to
be the largest manufacturing hubs of the 4world by 2030 . This will be strengthened
by the regions connectivity to Central
Asia & Europe via the International North-5South Transport Corridor (INSTC) .
Advantage India
WORLD'S FASTEST- GROWING ECONOMY
It is home to the 2nd largest population in the world after
China. It is estimated that India will have the world's largest 6youth population by 2020 and hence will be the largest
7supplier of university graduates in the world by 2020 .
Further, India has the 3rd largest group of scientists and 8technicians in the world .
2ND LARGEST POPULATION IN THE WORLD
India has a huge domestic market
which is being led by its 129 mn 9urban mass consumers . The rising
affluence is the biggest driver of
increasing private consumption
which is estimated to increase by 11four times by 2025 . Leading
investors have also ranked India as 12the most attractive market .
HUGE DOMESTIC MARKET
The country jumped 65 positions
from 142nd (2014) to 77th (2018) in
'World Bank's Ease of Doing 13Business Ranking 2018' . India
r a n k s 4 0 t h o n t h e G l o b a l 14Competitiveness Index 2017-18 .
Goods and Services Tax (GST), the
b i g g e s t t a x r e f o r m s s i n c e
independence, paves way for a
common national market by 15integrating various indirect taxes .
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
1 2International Monetary Fund; Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Government of India; 3http://pubdocs.worldbank.org/en/332341517441011666/PPP-brochure-2017-webformat-rev.pdf https://blogs.worldbank.org/opendata/category/tags/purchasing-
4 5 6 7power-parity; Lloyd's Register Marine & University of Strathclyde, Glasgow; Press Information Bureau, Government of India; United Nations Population Fund; British 8 9 10 11 12Council; All India Management Association & The Boston Consulting Group; Goldman Sachs Group; Boston Consulting Group; McKinsey Global Institute; Ernest &
13 15 16 17Young Emerging Markets Center; World Bank; 14 World Economic Forum; Government of India; Press Information Bureau, Government of India;
https://www.investindia.gov.in/why-india;
The country has robust infrastructure with more than USD 1.5 tn investments being
planned for the sector over the next two decades such as USD 106.5 bn in Highways
(Bharatmala & NHDP), USD 131.7 bn in Railways, USD 61.5 bn in Port development, USD
123 bn in Port-led Industrialization, USD 58 bn in Airports, USD 100 bn in Industrial
Corridors (DMIC - phase I), & USD 14.6 bn in Smart Cities.
ROBUST INFRASTRUCTURE
As per Bloomberg Report 2018, India is ranked 1st in terms of favoured investment destination based on factors such
as political stability, currency stability, quality of products, anti-corruption initiatives, low cost of production, strategic
location and respect for IPR. 90% of existing investors continue to invest in India.
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Advantage Punjab
The State of Punjab is located in the northwest of
the country, bounded by Jammu & Kashmir and
Himachal Pradesh on the North and by Haryana and
Rajasthan on the South. Its favorable geographic
location provides access to 25% of the consumer
base of India.
Punjab has three major seasons and is drained by
the Ravi, Beas, Sutlej and Ghaggar rivers and their 1
tributaries.
The culture of Punjab has its own unique fragrance. Hospitality is a living aspect of Punjabi culture,
which is shown even to the migratory birds that sojourn here. This is accompanied by the
entrepreneurial spirit of Punjabis that has made them pioneers in numerous fields. Widely
acknowledged as the cradle of civilization, it is a land of ethnic and religious diversity, having borne
and shaped a number of religious movements that include Sikhism and Sufism. Naturally replete
with fertile soils and rich water sources, it is rich in agriculture, and has continually contributed
towards the food security of the nation. Historically, Punjab has played host to a number of
ethnicities, including the Aryans, Persians, Greeks, Afghans and Mongols, thereby bestowed with a
rich tangible heritage. Reflecting this history are the countless heritage sites that dot the state:
impressive forts & palaces, ancient monuments, architectural marvels and many a battlefield.
Punjab is one of the High Performing states of the country on the basis of its economic evolution &
future potential. The state's GSDP (in INR) increased at a CAGR of 10.2% between 2011-12 and
2017-18 to INR 4.77 trillion (USD 74.09 billion). Hence with only 1.5% of land area, Punjab
contributes 3% to India's GDP. Being home to an estimated 1.6 lakhs registered MSME units the
state has a strong industrial base.
1 http://punjabtourism.gov.in/Downloads/Brochures/Visit_Punjab.pdf 2 http://punjabtourism.gov.in/Punjab.html#/about-punjab
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3 http://www.discoveredindia.com/punjab/the-green-granary-of-india/seasons.htm 4 India's economic geography in 2025: States, Clusters and Cities. Report by McKinsey.
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Summer – April to June (max. temperature around 40°C/104 °F).
Monsoon season - July to September. Rainfall ranges from
2250mm to 1000mm.
Winter - December to February (min temperature 5 °C /41 °F
3at night in January).
Amritsar
Barnala
Bathinda
Faridkot Fatehgarh Sahib
Firozpur
Fazilka
Gurdaspur
Hoshiarpur
Jalandhar
Kapurthala
Ludhiana
Mansa
Moga
Muktsar Patiala
Pathankot
Rupnagar
Ajitgarh
Sangrur
Tarn Taran
Nawanshahr
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Power surplus with t o t a l i n s t a l l e d capacity of 13,600 MW
100% electrification of villages and towns
1st state in the country to have 400 KV ring main distribution system
Lowest Transmission & Distribution loses at 13.6% (India T&D - 22%)
a. Factors of Production
The State Government agency called Punjab Small Industries &
Export Corporation (PSIEC) is responsible for the development
of industrial infrastructure, namely Industrial Focal Points (IFP)
at various towns and cities of Punjab. To support setting up of a
project in Punjab, PSIEC provides readily developed sites
equipped with common utility infrastructure and clear title of
land. They allot government land as per the land allotment policy
in a transparent manner. Land may be rented on long term lease
basis for a period of 99 years or bought on free-hold basis. For
private land options Invest Punjab office facilitates investors in
identifying feasible land across the state.
Land
The cost of power in Punjab is fixed at USD
0.07/unit for 5 years for all industry in the State.
It is much lower in comparison to the average
power tariff in India which is USD 0.10/unit.
5Other technical details regarding national grid
connectivity / sub-station – information will
depend on the location identified for the project
and Invest Punjab office will facilitate in
providing the same.
Power
5 http://vidyutpravah.in/state-data/punjab 6 http://social.niti.gov.in/hlt-ranking/hlt-state-ranking/Njc%253D by National Institute for Transforming India 7 https://www.investindia.gov.in/state/punjab
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68% of Punjab's population is in the working age group of 15-59 years . The state has 26 Public & Pvt. universities,
238 Engineering colleges (AICTE approved), 181 Polytechnic institutes, 378 Industrial Training institutes &
numerous management & medical colleges as well.
No LockoutsNo Strikes in last 3
decades
Flexibility in Hiring& Downsizing24 Hrs Shifts(for men and
women)
1st in Health Indexreport of overallperformance byNiti Ayog, Gol
Recorded LowestCognizable Crime
incidence amongstmajor industrial
hubs of India
Home to worldclass institutions-
IIT, IIM, ISB,NIPER, NABI, IISER &
PGIMER
Labour
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b. Punjab: An Emerging Economy across Various Sectors
Punjab ranks 2nd in India on ease of logistics as per the Govt. of India Logistics Ease
across Different States Report. Punjab has the highest rail density in India at 45 km per
1000 sq. km compared to the 20 km per 1000 sq. km in India. Moreover, the
Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor between Ludhiana in Punjab and Dankuni
(near Kolkata) in West Bengal will allow double stack movement of cargo
thereby reducing logistics cost by 33%.
Further, the Eastern Corridor will meet the Western Dedicated Freight
Corridor (Delhi to Mumbai) at Dadri, about 200 kms from Punjab towards
south giving Punjab access to both the Eastern & Western coasts. In
addition, there are 5 ICDs in Punjab along with a land & railway port in
Amritsar and numerous multi-modal logistics parks. 2 International
Airports @ Mohali & Amritsar with direct flights to Birmingham,
Doha, Dubai, Qatar, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Singapore, Tashkent,
Malaysia etc. International Airport @ Ludhiana coming soon.
Cargo center at Amritsar to be operational soon while that at Mohali
will be operational by December 2019. 4 Domestic Airports @
Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Bathinda & Pathankot that connect all major cities in India like
Delhi, Jaipur, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kolkata etc.
Infrastructure
Largest producer ofbasmati rice (2% ofworld) & wheatLeading producer ofhorticulture crops
1st in country with 92%of India's bicycle parts& 75% of India's bicycleproduction
Largest manufacturer ofTractors (60% of India'stractor parts) &Agricultural Machinery
No. 1 in country inmachine & hand toolsproduction85% of India's sewingmachine production
Home to LightEngineering
Strong inManufacturing
Asia's Bicycle HubFood Bowl of India
95% woolen knitwear &75% sports goodsproduction of IndiaLudhiana - biggesttextile cluster in northIndia
Established base ofpharma formulationscluster in Derabassi
Country's biggestSoftware TechnologyPark (STPI) is in Mohali.plug & play facilitiesavailable at STPI (M),Quark & Bestech
Pharma Cluster Developing IT/ITeS
CentreTextile Hub
Pathankot
Bathinda
Amritsar
Ludhiana
Jalandhar
Mohali
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Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion (Invest Punjab) – A One Stop Solution
The Bureau has been established by the Government of Punjab as the single point of contact for facilitation of
investors who are looking to set up a business in Punjab. We are also a one stop office for regulatory clearances &
facilitating disbursement of fiscal incentives as the Bureau is vested with the powers of various member
departments.
Officers from 23 departments (such as Factories, Pollution Control Board, Power, Labour etc.) are available at Invest
Punjab. As the nodal agency, PBIP has been entrusted with the responsibility to ensure a smooth transition of the
project from proposal stage to implementation stage.
For more information please log on to the website: http://investpunjab.gov.in/
Services
Dedicated Relationship
officerSite Visits
Facilitation for meetings
with govt departments
Online Application
Form (CAF)
Dedicated HelpdeskDigital approvals
and e-payments
All state level regulatory
Clearances
Online Application
For Fiscal IncentivesAftercare
Feedback/Policy
Advocacy to Govt.
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Setting Up a Business in Punjab - Step by Step Guide
When initial contact is made by the investor with an Invest Punjab
Sector Officer or GMDIC (for less than INR 1 Cr. projects), a MoU
may be signed with Invest Punjab. Otherwise the investor can
directly also sign-up online on the Invest Punjab Business First
portal (details provided under step 5). In either case a
Dedicated Relationship Manager is assigned to him. The
Dedicated Relationship Manager will assist the investor in
identifying land for the establishment of his unit in case he
does not already own suitable land. In case the investor needs assistance in
land identification the process is delineated under step 2.
In case the investor already owns land then he will need to get a Detailed Project
Report prepared (depicting physical and financial projections relating to the unit) by a competent authority such as
Chartered Accountants. This is only required as a pre-requisite for disbursement of fiscal post operational incentives
for determination of FCI.
Assistance to Foreign Investors: Sector Officers at Invest Punjab are also assigned to each foreign investor once initial
contact is made through meeting/phone call/email etc. Post assignment, the Sector Officer provides dedicated and
tailored support to the foreign investor as required.
Step 1: Guidance
Step 2: Land Identification & Allocation
In case the investor does not own a parcel of land, their Dedicated Relationship Manager from Invest Punjab supports
in Land identification as per the requirements of the line of activity. Depending on the investor's requirements there
are various types of land available.
Land under Industrial Focal Points has already been developed by the government and is available on auction basis
through Punjab Small Industries & Export Corporation Limited (PSIEC). Other parcels of government land are also
available with the Housing & Urban Development Department, with Local Government and with Panchayati
Department. The land identification is done keeping in mind the regulatory requirements of the investor's unit activity
& investment plans. Post identification, the investor may purchase / lease the land parcel by approaching government
agencies like Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion (www.investpunjab.gov.in), PSIEC (www.psiec.in), etc. or the
concerned Deputy Commissioner / General Manager, District Industries Centre for Government Land. The Dedicated
Relationship Manager shall assist the investor in completing the formalities pertaining to land identification &
allocation.
In case the investor's requirements do not match the available government land parcels, Invest Punjab will also
support the investor in locating private land suitable for their purposes. The entrepreneur may purchase this private
land directly (preferably in accordance with the zoning guidelines of the approved master plan of the State, depending
upon the line of activity).
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If the project / business needs funds more than the funds available, the entrepreneur may approach Commercial
Banks/Financial Institutions to obtain required loan amount. The project / business set up with own funds/ unsecured
loans without any involvement from Commercial Banks / Financial Institutions etc. is treated as Self-Financed Unit.
Step 3: Finance
Step 4: Registration
All industrial undertakings exempted from the requirements of industrial licensing under I (D&R) Act, 1951 and having
an investment of Rs 10 Crore or above in the 'manufacturing sector' and Rs. 5 Crore or above in the 'services sector',
including Existing Units, New undertaking (NU) and New Article (NA), are required to file an IEM, i.e. "Form IEM" in the
prescribed format 'Part A'. The application is to be made with Secretariat for Industrial Assistance, Department of
Industrial Policy & Promotion, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi on the following portal
. Said link is also available on - https://services.dipp.gov.in/lms/login www.investpunjab.gov.in
The Department issues Acknowledgement for 'Part A' through its portal followed by delivery of physical copy through
post.
Statutory regulatory approvals & clearances need to
be obtained from the Competent Authorities
through the Invest Punjab Business First Portal
(www.investpunjab.gov.in & www.pbindustries.go-
v.in). The approvals should be obtained as follows:
1. T h e u s e r n e e d s t o r e g i s t e r o n
www.pbindustries.gov.in and obtain user
login credentials (valid email id & mobile
number are required to complete this
process).
2. Common Application Form (CAF) needs to
be filled for obtaining various regulatory
clearances. Details of Applicant, Business
Entity, Project, Proposed Investment and
Proposed Employment need to be filled.
Step 5: Approvals
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3. After submission of CAF, the earlier Dedicated Relationship Manager would be tagged on the basis of Fixed
Capital Investment (FCI) of the Project. The Entrepreneur may get in touch with the Relationship Manager
through the 'Communications' module present on the Portal itself
4. Know the regulatory clearances that you need to obtain from the 'Know Your Approvals' wizard by filling in
your project details. Additionally, list of comprehensive pre-establishment / pre-operation clearances
required by your industry may be found on the Invest Punjab Business First Portal at
http://www.investpunjab.gov.in/Static/ComprehensiveListofTheStatutoryClearances
5. Apply for the Regulatory Clearances as follows:
a. Site clearances as applicable (Forest, Change of Land Use, Consent to Establish, Temporary Power etc.)
b. Permission for start of construction as applicable (Building Plan Approval, Contract Labour, Boiler
Permission etc.)
c. Before commencement of commercial operations (Consent to Operate, Factories Registration, Regular
Power, etc.)
d. Download the final approved signed certificate from the portal
Payment of fees for these approvals can be made online.
Civil construction should be started after obtaining all the requisite approvals from the competent authorities and
orders for machinery should be placed.
Step 6 : Site Construction & Procuring Machinery
Commercial Production should be commenced after completing civil construction, erection of machinery and taking
requisite operative approvals.
Once commercial production starts, all Industrial undertakings which had filed IEM Part A previously are required to
report commencement of commercial production file Industrial Entrepreneurs Memorandum (IEM) Part-B with
Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi at -
https://services.dipp.gov.in/lms/login. A copy of the related IEM Acknowledgement is required to be attached while
filing this information on the portal. Like 'Part A' Acknowledgement of IEM, the Department also issues
Acknowledgement for 'Part B' through its portal followed by delivery of physical copy through post.
The Micro/Small / Medium Enterprises need to apply for Udyog Aadhar at
https://udyogaadhaar.gov.in
For availing Incentives by Punjab Government, Form-CCP has to be applied on the Invest Punjab Business First portal
to obtain commencement of commercial production certificate.
Step 7 : Commencement of Commercial Production
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Government of Punjab, under its Industrial & Business Development Policy 2017 has announced various Incentives
for new units and for existing units carrying out expansion, diversification and modernization. Incentives are available
for the following types of units:
Step 8: Incentives
Attractive Benefits offered by State - For Anchor Units
*As per IBDP 2017 policy
Copy of policy is available at
http://investpunjab.gov.in/Content/documents/Notifications/Industrial_and_Business_Development_Policy_
2017.pdf
Incentive Common Application Form (iCAF) needs to be filled on Invest Punjab Business First Portal for availing
Incentives. The incentives are granted by a quick two stage online verification process by a Scrutiny Committee &
the competent Approval Committee.
One time
Property Tax 10
CLU/EDC One time
15Net GST*
Employment Subsidy
Period (Years)Incentive for Anchor unit
5
Electricity Duty
100% Reimbursement Up to 200% of FCI
Up to INR 48,000 per employee per year
Quantum
100% exemption
100% exemption
100% exemption
100% exemption
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Stamp Duty
Anchor Units
Early Bird Units
Thrust Sector Units
Border Zone units
Large Units
MSME Units
Sick Units
Startups
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Brief on Priority areas:
S.No
Sector
Advantage Punjab Investment
Opportunities
Ÿ Agriculture & allied sectors account for approx. 21% of Punjab's GSDP against an all India average of 14%
Ÿ Highest per capita availability of milk in India Ÿ Occupies 40% share in India's total warehousing &
storage capacity Ÿ Ranks 2nd in production of cereals in India Ÿ Largest producer of honey in India Ÿ High productivity of citrus fruits, animal husbandry
& fisheries Ÿ High mechanized farming Ÿ Three Food Parks Ÿ Reimbursement of Market Fee, RDS, State Taxes
and Fees on raw material
Agro & Food Processing
1. Food Processing, Milk processing, Agribiotech & Micro Irrigation Techniques, Warehouses and Silos, Cold Storage Infrastructure & Packaging
2. Textile &ApparelManufacturing
Ÿ Punjab has emerged as 2nd largest cotton and blended yarn producer in the country.
Ÿ Ranked 4th in Spinning Capacity (5.75% of total) Ÿ Hub for hosiery production Ÿ Ludhiana is the biggest textile manufacturing
cluster in North India. Ÿ Availability of trained human capital especially
women workforce
Apparel & Garment and Technical textiles manufacturing
Manufacturing – EV, Auto & Auto Components & Bi- Cycles
3. Ÿ A state-of-the-art, Hi-Tech Cycle Valley for cycles, e-vehicles and Auto/Auto Components
Ÿ World's 2 largest tractor manufacturers in Punjab – Mahindra & Mahindra, International Tractor & Yanmar.
EV component manufacturing, Auto components manufacturing etc.
Investment Opportunities Our Priority Sectors:
AGRI & FOOD PROCESSING
TEXTILEMANUFACTURING
MANUFACTURING Pharmaceutics IT/ITeS Logistics
4. Pharma/Life Sciences
Ÿ Strong Reasech and Development ecosystem in the Pharma/ Life sciences sector.
Ÿ Home to finest Pharma/Life sciences R&D centers such as National Institute for Pharma Education & Research, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Indian Institute of Science Education & Research and Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, Mohali
Ÿ The State is coming up with a dedicated Bio medical/ Pharma/ Life science Park in Knowledge City.
Ÿ The park will be well equipped with Plug and Play Infrastructure, Common facilities/utilities: Quality testing & certification, incubation facility, CETP, STP, convention center, library, guest house, fiber optic Connectivity etc.
Vaccines, Newer Therapies, Bioinformatics, Bio chips, Recombinant therapeutics, Nano medicines etc
5. IT/ITeS Ÿ Lower Land cost (as compared to neighboring States)
Ÿ Dedicated IT city in Mohali with best in class infrastructure
Ÿ Cost advantage of ~ 20% ~ 30% relative to other IT hubs in terms of cost of living & operations
Ÿ 50% top up CAPEX support for New Units in EMC's (M-Sip of GOI)
Website & Applications Development, BPO, Cloud Hosting, Electronic Chip Manufacturing, Smart Solutions - IoT, Surveillance systems, Software Development Centre etc.
6. Logistics Ÿ Strong Logistics Infrastructure Ÿ Access to 25% of India's population. Ÿ State Initiatives for Development of Logistics
Sector: Ÿ Setting up a dedicated Logistics Development Cell Ÿ Ease of cargo movement via Green Channel Ÿ Development of Transport Nagars Ÿ Industrial warehousing hub Zirakpur – Tepla –
Rajpura Ÿ Integrated Check Post (ICP) at Attari
Warehousing, Logistics Hubs, Multi Modal/ Integrated Multi Modal Logistics Hub etc.
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JalandharAgricultural ImplementsSports GoodsWooden FurnitureLeather TanningSurgical Instrument
AmritsarAgri & Food ProcessingYarn & TextilesTourism
BathindaPetroleum & ChemicalsAgri & Food Processing
MohaliMedi City Biotech ParkIT & ITeS ESDM Education & ResearchInstitutes Automobile IMC Rajpura
LudhianaAuto componentsBicycle & componentsHand tools & machine toolsHosiery Food ParkHigh-Tech Cycle Valley
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Industrial Centres in Punjab
SECTOR CELLS
Apparels & Made-ups, Technical Textiles, Aerospace, MRO & Defense, Tourism and Hospitality, NRSE Power Projects, Media & Entertainment, Education, Retail & E-commerce, Skill Development Centres
Mr. Arunjit Singh Sidhu
Government of Punjab
Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion
Invest Punjab, Udyog Bhawan, Sector 17,
Chandigarh - 160017 - INDIA
Nodal officer Sector Team Members Contact
Ms. Dipti Bansal Mr. Sunil JunejaMs. Nisha Rani
L : +91 172 2776033 M : +91 9815455532 Email: [email protected]
Pharmaceutical, Life Sciences, Healthcare, Biotechnology, Footwear & Accessories, Leather and Other Services Projects
Mr. Rajeev Gupta
Mr. Arshdeep Singh Ms. Seema BhartiMr. Dipen Bhardwaj
L: +91 172 2776035 M: +91 9501023220 Email: [email protected]
Food Processing Industries, Logistics, Bicycle & Bicycle Components, Medical Equipment
Mr. Sanjeev Gupta
Mr. Ankur Chaudhary Ms. Nisha RaniMr Bikramjit Singh
L: +91 172 2776034 M: +91 9646118909 Email: [email protected]
Manufacturing, Chemicals and Petrochemicals
Invest Punjab Business First Cases-Manufacturing, Chemical and Petrochemicals
Mr. T L Khosla
Mr. S M Goal
Mr. Shivram DhillonMr. Arpit Gupta Ms. Bhanu Priya
L: +91 172 2776032 M: +91 9878158397 Email: [email protected]
L: +91 172 2715344 M: +91 9814446550 Email: [email protected]
E- Vehicles, Auto & Auto Components, Industry 4.0 bases
Mr. Gaurav Khanna
Mr. Harshbir SandhuMr. Hemraj Sharma Mr. Ashok Singh
L: +91 172 2776023 M: +91 9216955545 Email: [email protected]
Electronics, IT& ITeS, Startups/ Incubation Centres/Accelerators
Mr. Deepinder Dhillon
Mr. Rakesh Kumar Ms. Amanpreet Kaur
L: +91 172 2776070 M: +91 9814792553 Email: [email protected]
Contact Details Phone. +91-172-2776001, Fax. +91-172-2776003
Email. [email protected]
Website: www.investpunjab.gov.in
Ms. Bhanu Priya
