Welcome. India -Central Europe Busieness Delegates

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1 Welcome India -Central Europe Busieness Delegates

2 Karnataka - Facts Area sq mtrs Population 61.1 million 9 th Largest State in terms of population & 8 th largest in terms of Area Two International Airports One major port and 10 minor ports. R&D hub of the country Known for excellent human resources & peaceful Industrial relations.

3 GDP of Karnataka : Rs.4.59 lakh crores (91 billion USD) 700+ MNCs and 90+ Fortune 500 Companies

4 Why Karnataka? Home for 700 MNCs. 87 Fortune 500 companies. Strong Human Resource pool. Houses more than 100 R&D Institutes. Peaceful Industrial environment. Great potential for investment across various sectors. Excellent quality of life.

5 INFRASTRUCTURE

6 2100 LAND BANK Total land identified 1,18,782 Acres Notifications issued 81,000 Acres Note : Extent is shown in Acres

7 Air Ports, Ports, Rail and Roads Airports 5 with 3 domestic and 2 international Ports 11 National highways 4,396 km; 14 NHs State highways km; 114, SHs Railways 3250 km Coastline Metro 321 km 42.3 km (33.48 km of elevated and 8.82 km of underground)

8 Namma Metro BMRCL is the nodal agency for development of Metro rail in Bangalore. Proposed network East West Corridor kms. North South Corridor kms. Total kms. Elevated kms. Underground 8.82 kms. No. of stations 40. Physical Progress up to July % of work executed. 99% of major tenders awarded (Only one tender is left). Financial Progress up to July 2013 Rs.9450 crores spent (81% of total project cost). 8

9 Power Generation Asia s 1st major hydroelectric generating station was set up in Karnataka in 1902 Total Installed Capacity: MW (Aug-2013) i.e. 6.2% of the total power generated in the country. 9

10 Power: Demand & Supply 10

11 Power Generation Plan Capacity Addition planned during 12th and 13th Plan:13089 MW

12 Renewable Energy Generation Highest wind energy potential in India at MW Huge potential in non-conventional energy: Additional 4200MW planned by through renewable sources of energy 12

13 1,370 km Dabhol Bangalore Natural Gas Pipeline Main trunk line, which will extend from Dabhol to Bidadi Planned transmission capacity of 16 MMcm/d Gas Supply to the Pipeline LNG Terminal (~ USD 1 Billion) Development of Gas based power plants along the Pipeline (~ USD 4 Billion) Investment Opportunity: USD 5 Billion

14 KITTUR IA, Belgaum Mummigatti IA, Dharwad Yadgir Industrial Area Hassan Industrial Area Cheelur Industrial Area, Mangalore Bangalore Mysore, Kadakola Industrial Area

15 Vasanta Narasapura Industrial Area 90KMS Vemagal Industrial Area 55 KMS Gowribidanur Industrial Area 90 KMS Narasapura Industrial Area II Stage 50 KMS

16 MAJOR SECTORS

17 Aerospace & Aviation Poised for take off

18 Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals The Boss of Biotech

19 Information Technology Running the world

20 Machine Tools Tools for the future

21 Textiles Weaving growth

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23 Major Initiatives

24 Special Investment Regions like IT investment region(itir) NMIZ National Investment & Manufacturing Zone 5000 Hectares Exclusive sector specific industrial areas for Aerospace, Automotive, Chemicals, Engineering and Machine Tools, Textiles, Plastics and related industries, etc. Special Economic Zones Ready Land Bank Karnataka has been at the forefront of industrial and investment facilitation

25 The ITIR would be a combination of production units, public utilities, logistics, environmental protection mechanisms, residential areas and administrative services, with excellent infrastructure. The internal infrastructure of the ITIR would be internally built and managed by a Developer or a group of Co-developers. The external linkages will be provided by the Government of India and State Government. Companies engaged in IT/ITeS/Electronic Hardware Manufacturing are invited to set up units in the ITIR. Spread over 10,500 acres 44 km from Bengaluru City and 14 km north of Bangalore International Airport Well connected by road through National & State highways and by railway link Processing Area: 63% and Non-processing Area: 37%

26 The NIMZs would be a combination of production units, public utilities, logistics, environmental protection mechanisms, residential areas and administrative services. It would have a processing area, where the manufacturing facilities, along with associated logistics and other services and required infrastructure will be located, and a non-processing area, to include residential, commercial and other social and institutional infrastructure. The processing area may include one or more Special Economic Zones, Industrial Parks & Warehousing Zones, Export Oriented Units, DTA units duly notified under the relevant Central or State legislation or policy. Places : Tumkur, Status: KSIIDC is nodal agency for development of NIMZ NH 4 : 0.5 to 1 Km Nearest Railway Station: 18 Kms Sea Port: 318 Kms from Mangalore Airport: 96Kms from BIA, Bangalore Nearest City: 16 Kms Tumkur

27 New Approvals- NIMZ Kolar Gulbarga Bidar

28 Industrial corridors Chennai Bangalore Chitradurga corridor Announced in Union budget Under pre-feasibility studies Bangalore Mumbai corridor Announced in Union budget Pre-feasibility studies to be taken up T O R (Terms Of Reference) for conducting the feasibility study with the cooperation of Government of UK are ready. Tender will be floated for identifying the agency for conducting the feasibility study. DMICDC is the nodal agency for calling the tender etc.

29 Promotional Project Approvals Implementation 1.Organise Global Investors Meet 2.Guides & attracts investors into state 3.Provides information related investment & project implementation 4.Coordinates the national & international investors delegations 1.Accords approvals for projects as early as possible 2.State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) for Projects more than Rs.50 Cr. 3.State Level Single Window Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) for Projects upto Rs.50 Cr. 4.Description of the company s contents 1.Coordinate with respective departments for speedy implementation 2.Weekly review by Chief Secretary & respective department secretaries for speedy implementation Play role of a catalyst and facilitator to maintain the State s recognition as India s preferred investment destination

30 completely online-based one stop shop for prospective Investors User friendly interfaces ensures that the investors get comprehensive information Access to information on investment process and current status of approved projects Stremalines process, increases transparency & efficiency, saves time Department wise & agency wise nodal officers follow up the projects for implementation and updates the status on the web portal

31 Global Investors Meet (GIM) The Global Investors Meet is a biennial event. The event aims to bring together business leaders, investors, corporates, thought leaders, policy and opinion makers under one roof. Apart from exhibitions and sectoral seminars, one-to-one meetings are also organized as part of the summit.

32 Global Investors Meet MoUs worth 3.92 lakh crore was signed during Global Investors Meet 2010 Highlights of GIM 2010 participation 7600 delegates 2000 companies 21 Countries 21 States Attended by Industry Leaders Governments Trade Bodies & Associations Investment Promotion Agencies Entrepreneurs Academia Research Institutions

33 Presence of over 200 Industry leaders 10,000 delegates 40,000 visitors 30+ countries 15+ Indian states 460 Exhibitors in GIM Expo 500+ B-to-B meeting requests 14 Technical sessions; 6 other sessions investment interests worth 7.2L crore Partner Countries Japan Mexico Partner State State of Bavaria, Germany Participating Countries* Entered MOU s for 751 Projects Attracted Investments to the tune of INR 7.2 lakh Crores (USD 144 billion) More then 50 companies participated in exp *Indicative illustration

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35 Contact: Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries & Commerce,2 nd Floor, South Wing, Khanija Bhavan, Race Course Road, Bangalore -1 Ph: , Fax: ; Contact: Managing Director, Karnataka Udyog Mitra, 3 rd Floor, East Wing, Khanija Bhavan, Race Course Road, Bangalore -1 Ph: , ; Fax: ; md@kumbangalore.com

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