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THE I

NDUSTRY REVIVER OF THE ERA

Gujarat


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Members for

presentation Sayed Ahmed Priyanka Waingankar

Sukhada Sontakke

Zeba Qureshi

Sadiq Shaikh

Nikhil Kapoor


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Introduction

Area 196030 sq. km

Longest Coast line of 1600 km

Fastest growing state economically

One of the most industrialized state of India


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Rivers of Gujarat areNarmada, Tapi, Sabarmati

Per capita GDP twice thenational average

Economic andcommercialactivities dating back to 1000B.C


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Gujarat contribution to

India 35% of Petrochemicalproduction

23% of Crude Oil (Onshore) 41% of Chemical products

27% of Groundnut production 15% of Cargo Handling


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11% of Cotton production

30% of Natural Gas (Onshore)

18% of Mineral production

25% of Textile production

26% of Pharmaceuticalproducts


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Famous industries in

Gujarat Oil refinery at Jamnagar

The world's largest ship breakingyard is in Gujarat near Bhavnagarat Alang

Indias only Liquid Chemical PortTerminal at Dahej


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The data about Gujarat

economyTwo more LNG Terminals are

proposed, atPipavav and Mundra

Gujarat is the only state in

India to have State Wide GasGrid of 2,200 km

Highest percentage of


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StrengthsTop level commitment

Financial buoyancy

Robust municipal statutes

Excellent educational

institutes: centres ofexcellence


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Services State accounts for 30%

of Indias stock marketcapitalization

State is home to 6,091branches of ScheduledCommercial Banksincluding private sector

As per the datareleased by RBI, Banksin Gujarat have been

utilizing almost 100% of


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142 branches of LifeInsurance Corporation

of India (the marketleader)

MSMEs: Over the lastthree years (from2007 to 2010), about

Rs. 8,000 crore ofinvestment is beingmade in setting upMSMEs in Gujarat


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em ca s anPetrochemicals

Hub of chemical industry inIndia, contributes 62 % ofnational petrochemicalsand 51% of nationalchemical sector output

Around 6,600 chemical and

petrochemicals productsare produced in the state

Largest supplier of bio

fertilizers, seeds, urea and


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More than 35% of large andmedium units in states

Around 16% of employmentin the state

Leads all states in India interms of investmentscommitted in chemical and

petrochemical sector

Large quantity of productionof basic chemicals caustic

soda, caustic potash and


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Food and Agro

Out of the total geographical area of 196 lakh

hectares in Gujarat, total cropped area is around

128 lakh hectares (65%)

Produced 218 million tonnes of food grains in 2009-

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Wheat, Bajra, Rice, Maize, Groundnut, Mustard,

Sesame, Pigeon pea, Green Gram, Gram, Cotton,

Su arcane are the major crops


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Gems and Jewellery Contributes 80% of total diamonds processed in

India

Gujarats cheaper and skilled workforce contributes

in setting up large low cost production bases fordomestic and global markets

Around the world, 8 out of 10 diamonds on the

market were cut and polished in Surat

85% of unique handmade silver jewellery produced

in Gujarat


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HEALTHCARE

Gujarat offers holistic medicinal services

Cost Effective

Most sought for Neuro surgery & cardio surgery


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MINES & MINERALS

Mining industry worth 2 billion USD and employees14000 people

Has a total mineral reserve of more than 19000 Milliontons

Highest reserves of lignite, limestone, prelate, and claydeposits in India

It is the producer of minerals such as Agate,

Chalk & limestone in the Country


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OIL & GAS

Gujarat is theonly state in Indiawith a 2,200 kmintegrated gasgrid.

There is an O&GResearch andInnovation and 39related colleges


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EMERGING

BIOTECHNOLOGY Known as the hub of Indian 5,400manufacturing licenses

The landscape of Gujarat Biotech industry, consist ofmore than 50 Biotechnology companies and 66support organizations


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SPECIAL INVESTMENT

REGIONS


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SPECIAL INVESTMENT ACT, 2009

FOUR TIER ADMINISTRATION FORMANAGEMENT OF SIRs


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TEXTILES


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6% OF TOTAL INDUSTRIALPRODUCTION

LARGEST PRODUCER (35%) &EXPORTER (60%) OF COTTON

24-28% PRODUCTION &EMPLOYMENT OF SMALL SCALEINDUSTRIES


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TOURISM


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TOTAL NO. OF TOURISTS IS 16MILLION IN 2008

2% OF TOURIST ARE INTERNATIONALTOURISTS

AMITABH BACHCHAN- BRANDAMBASADOR OF GUJARAT TOURISM


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URBAN DEVELOPMENT

GOVERNMENT OUTLAY FOR URBAN

DEVELOPMENT FOR 2010- 11 ISRS. 30 BILLION


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Weaknesses/ Areas forimprovement

Water scarcity

Technical and managerial capacity insmaller cities

Access to market based resourceslow by smaller cities

Need to speed up eformandupgradation in the field of propertytaxes and user charges


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Problems

Facing trouble to come up withpermanent solution for poverty.

Developing riot effected areas

Farmers are being neglected moreemphasis is given on Industrialgrowth


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Summing up.

Pay key role in knowledge transfer

Innovation in municipal bond/capitalmarket


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Why to invest in Gujarat.

It has the best infrastructure

It has a history of economic andcommercial activities

It has the best logistic facilities

Fastest growing economy even

according to forbes SEZ are in abundance


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Reasons to invest in Gujarat

Best of the labour supply

Relatively Cheaper cost of land

Cost obtaining capital iscomparatively cheaper

Politically stable

Promotion of industries by thegovernment

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