Presentation Maharashtra

8/11/2019 Presentation Maharashtra

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2ND LARGEST STATE, LITERATE, URBANIZED

308,000 sq kms, west coast to central India

110 m people, more than most countries

42% Urban, against Indias 28%

Youn 67 below 34 ears

Literacy 77% (India: 65%), sharp increase in

female literacy in last decade


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INDIAS PACE SETTER

Led economic and social change in India

From 1970s: employment guarantee

Bringing people together in production

cooperatives

Heavy investment in infrastructure, HRD

Promoted private enterprise, partnerships


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INDIAS ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE

Indias largest economy: 13% of National

ncome, er ap a ncome g er

9% average growth in last 4 years

Slowdown, 08-09: 6.7%, high by world

standards

Maturing economy: services contribute 62%,

Built on strong industry base (25%)


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INDIAS ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE

11//55thth inin valuevalue ofof industrialindustrial outputoutput valuevalue andand netnet

valuevalue addedadded IndiasIndias lar estlar est em lo mentem lo ment roviderrovider totaltotal andand

nonnon--farm)farm)

FewFew naturalnatural advantages,advantages, butbut industriesindustries basedbased

onon coal,coal, ironiron ore,ore, manganese,manganese, bauxitebauxite andandlimestonelimestone expandingexpanding


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INDUSTRIAL DIVERSITY, DEPTH

LeadsLeads inin valuevalue ofof outputoutput inin 1515 outout ofof 2525 IndustryIndustry

MajorMajor industriesindustries:: autoauto andand components,components,

,, ,,

metals,metals, pharma,pharma, gemsgems && jewellery,jewellery, ITITAA facto ryfacto ry inin Maharash traMaharash tra employsemploys 1616%% moremore

capitalcapital andand 22%% moremore labour,labour, bu tbu t producesproduces 3737%%

moremore ou puou pu anan a s a s more more va ueva ue (ASI)(ASI)


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PACKAGE SCHEME OF INCENTIVES

SinceSince 19641964,, incentivesincentives toto newnew industry,industry, higherhigher

inin lessless developeddeveloped areasareas SubsidySubsidy linkedlinked toto VATVAT payments,payments, capitalcapital

investment,investment, employmentemployment (in(in lowlow HDIHDI areas)areas)

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CustomisedCustomised packagepackage forfor MegaMega Projects,Projects, withwith

argearge nves mennves men oror emp oymenemp oymen


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INDUSTRIAL MEGA PROJECTS

169 industrial Mega Projects approved169 industrial Mega Projects approved

since June 05, Rs. 1,40,826 cr inv ($ 30 bn)since June 05, Rs. 1,40,826 cr inv ($ 30 bn)proposed, 213,000 employmentproposed, 213,000 employment

Spread across State: 109 in newlySpread across State: 109 in newly

eve op ng areaseve op ng areas

Inspite of slowdown, 35 in 08Inspite of slowdown, 35 in 08--0909

38 in 0938 in 09--10 so far, commitments in first 910 so far, commitments in first 9

mon s equa o asmon s equa o as


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INDUSTRIAL MEGA PROJECTS

High implementation rate: 41 already inHigh implementation rate: 41 already in

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LG, CanPack, RieterLG, CanPack, Rieter

39 under construction, 50 now have land39 under construction, 50 now have land

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Bridgestone, addl inv by VW, GM, LGBridgestone, addl inv by VW, GM, LG

ElectronicsElectronics


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LEADS IN PROJECT INVESTMENT

$$ 118118 bnbn investmentinvestment plannedplanned oror underunder

execu on,execu on, ,, n ra,n ra, n us r a ,n us r a , o ero er pro ec s,pro ec s,

includingincluding publicpublic(Projec ts(Pro jects Today,Today, NovNov 0909))

FollowedFollowed byby AP,AP, Orissa,Orissa, GujaratGujarat andand TNTN

11//55 ofof IndiasIndias freshfresh investmentinvestment (Apr(AprJuneJune 0909))

--,,aboveabove leadingleading States,States, risingrising trendtrend


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MOST GLOBALLY CONNECTED STATE

CompetitiveCompetitive business,business, enablingenabling environmentenvironment

SinceSince 19911991,, 2323%% ofof FDIFDI approvals,approvals, highesthighest

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5353%% shareshare ofof actualactual FDIFDI inflowsinflows inin 0808--0909

1717%% ofof foreignforeign technicaltechnical collaborationscollaborations


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MOST GLOBALLY CONNECTED STATE

2727%% shareshare ofof IndiasIndias exportsexports

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5858 SEZsSEZs notified,notified, 1414 operationaloperational

PartnershipPartnership agreementsagreements withwith Ontario,Ontario, Quebec,Quebec,

Veneto,Veneto, Geonggi,Geonggi, OkayamaOkayama provincesprovinces

MumbaiMumbai:: relationshirelationshi withwith Stutt artStutt art YokohamaYokohama

citiescities sincesince lastlast 4040 yearsyears


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PEOPLE POWER

250,000 skilled people each year from250,000 skilled people each year from

professional, technical and related institutionsprofessional, technical and related institutions

nnovat ve n ustry partners ps, snnovat ve n ustry partners ps, s

adopted by industry in last 2 yearsadopted by industry in last 2 years

700 Vocational Training Providers for school700 Vocational Training Providers for school

dropouts, workers with low formal educationdropouts, workers with low formal education


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MORE PEOPLE POWER NEEDED

Apprenticeship training,Apprenticeship training,

curriculum upgradation,curriculum upgradation,

skill assessment,skill assessment,

placementsplacements

partnerships with US,partnerships with US,

Australian SwissAustralian Swiss

institutions in technicalinstitutions in technical

educationeducation


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STRONG, IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURE

FirstFirst StateState toto buildbuild highwayshighways onon PPPPPP basisbasis

720720 kmskms coastline,coastline, 22 majormajor portsports (JNPT(JNPT handleshandles

5656%% ofof IndiasIndias containercontainer traffic)traffic)

PrivatePrivate jetties,jetties, majormajor ShipyardShipyard projectproject


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22ndnd highesthighest touristtourist arrivalsarrivals;; 44 internationalinternational

airports,airports, 11//33 ofof IndiasIndias internationalinternational traffictraffic

GreenfieldGreenfield airportsairports plannedplanned atat Pune,Pune, NaviNavi

Mumbai,Mumbai, 1515 smallersmaller airportsairports beingbeing expandedexpanded

NagpurNagpur:: InternationalInternational PassengerPassenger && CargoCargo HubHub

linkedlinked withwith air ortair ort andand SEZSEZ


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n a sn a s g esg es erma ,erma , nn g esg es renewa erenewa e

powerpower generation,generation, supplysupply overtakenovertaken byby rapidrapid

economiceconomic growthgrowth

NoNo powerpower cutscuts forfor largelarge industry,industry, 2424xx77 electricityelectricity

supplysupply inin MumbaiMumbai andand otherother majormajor citiescities

NewNew powerpower projects,projects, StateState supportsupport toto privateprivate

generation,generation, sharpsharp reductionreduction inin T&DT&D losseslosses::

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MAHARASHTRA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

Largest ndustrial nfrastructure Provider n ndia

Set up under separate law, land acquisition

powers, n us r a s a es, over , a

Doublin of land bank underwa

Water supply, own dams, supplies water to

several cities and towns also


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MIDC

rpor s rs r ps, eve op ng w

private players

Specialized Parks, including JVs: IT, BT,

or cu ture, oo rocess ng, ext es,

Wine, Gems & Jewellery, Chemicals, SEZs

Partnerships for natural gas provision in

industrial estates


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MUMBAI: INDIAS BUSINESS CAPITAL

Worlds 6th largest metropolitan region, Indias

most cosmo olitan cit 5% of Indias GDP

BSE & NSE: over 70% of stock volumes

90% of merchant bank activities,

HQs of RBI, SEBI, most FIIs, banks

Bollywood: more films than Hollywood!


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MUMBAI METROPOLITAN REGION

planning,planning, investment,investment,

executionexecution

-- urbanurban transporttransport

-- roads,roads, railwaysrailways

-- waterwater su lsu l

-- sanitationsanitation

---- rentalrental housing,housing, urbanurban regenerationregeneration

WorkWork onon SeaSea Link,Link, Metro,Metro, MonoMono--RailRail started,started,

InnovationInnovation ParkPark plannedplanned


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DFC & DELHI-MUMBAI INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR

DedicatedDedicated DelhiDelhi--MumbaiMumbai railrail

AroundAround DFC,DFC, DelhiDelhi--MumbaiMumbai

MumbaiMumbai toto Nashik,Nashik, Pune,Pune,AurangabadAurangabad

DetailedDetailed projectproject planningplanning forfor PPPPPP

logistics,logistics, economiceconomic clusters,clusters,

infrastructureinfrastructure projectsprojects


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POLICIES

Grape Processing Policy 2001

- 10 x increase in wine production, 90% share

- National Grape Processing Board at Pune

Bio-Technology Policy 2001

- Maharashtra now has 33% share of BTn us ry, o owe y arna a a

-New incentives for private BT Parks- BT Virtual Resource Centre launched with CII,

Pune University (09)


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POLICIES

IT & ITES Policy 2003, 2009

- x expor ncrease, now o arna a a

- 72 private, 36 public IT Parks

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India, incl Mumbai, Pune

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highest pool of IT professionals

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Nashik, Aurangabad


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POLICIES IN MAKING

SEZ & Designated Areas law, following

SEZ Policy 2001

Agro Industries, Food Processing Policy

- Indias largest horticulture producer

- ea ng oo process ng a e

Textile Policy

Policy framework for Infrastructure PPP


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IMPROVING EASE OF DOING BUSINESS

Among 5 States in E-Biz Project

VAT: 100% e-registration, filing of

Property registration computerised,anywhere-anytime registration next

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WHAT OTHERS SAY

Indias most competitive State (BusinessWorld,

Ins t i tute of Compet i t iveness, Feb 09)

Maharashtra tops Indian States, best

industrial climate for investment (followed by

u ara , an (New Media , w ith Indicu s Analyt ics,

Ju ly 2009)


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WHAT OTHERS SAY

Reserve Bank of India: Most favoured

destination in 08-09: 20.6% of institution-

Gujarat, Orissa and AP) (Augus t, 09)

3 x increase in investment over 07-08


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