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Investment Opportunities
Greater Noida & Taj Expressway Region
: PRESENTATION TO :
Japanese Business Mission
: PRESENTATION BY :
Government of Uttar Pradesh (GoUP)
Monday, February 04, 2008 1
Facts
Area 236,286
Sq km.
Covering 9% of the
country’s geographical
area.
Population 186.7 Million
(2007 Most populous state in
estimated) the country. Accounts for
16% of the country’s
population.
State Gross US $ 43.27 Billion
Domestic
Product
(2000)
Per Capita INR 10,817
Income
(2003-04 at
current prices)
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Workforce Distribution
As Per 2001 Census
Total Workforce : 53.98 Millions
Main Workers : 39.33 Millions
Marginal Workers : 14.65 Millions
Work Force Participation Rate : 32.48%
Others
28.50%
Household Cultivators
Industries 41.06%
5.61%
Agricultural
Labour
24.82%
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Sectoral Component of State Economy
Primary
32%
Tertiary
42%
Secondary
26%
State GDP (2004) : US $ 80.9 Billion
Current Growth Rate : 10% approx
Second Largest Economy in India after state of Maharashtra.
It has bigger economy than many of the world big economic
players like Israel, Switzerland and Hong Kong
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Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP)
US $ Million
50000
43267
40000
30000
26562.25
20000
13876.5
10000
6937
3888.5
0
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000
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State Connectivity
The total road length in the State is 1,04,137 km. This
includes 3,912 km of national highways, 9,098 km of
state highways, 87,248 km of important district roads,
91,127 km of other district roads, and 72,931 km of rural
roads.
Some of the important national highways that connect
that state are NH 2, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 45 and 58
There are five airports i.e. in Agra, Kanpur, Lucknow, and
Varanasi, Allahabad
Important National Highways and railways pass through
the state connecting important cities and ports
Access to brain pool and large consumer markets of
NCR
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State Policy: Spurring industrial growth in the state
The state has formulated its policies with a vision to use
information technology (IT) as a vehicle for economic
development.
Its policies for Industrial Development, Exports, Mineral
Development, Technology, Agriculture, Film, Tourism and
IT aim to:
Create facilitative administrative systems
Reduce lead time in setting up of industries
Remove bureaucratic hindrances
Provide internationally competitive infrastructure
Unfetter industries in the conduct of their business
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Infrastructure Policy: Upgrading the state’s support framework
Under the Road Policy, the government encourages an active
role for the private sector in construction and maintenance
of roads, bridges, overbridges, underbridges, expressways
and highways.
A Road fund of nearly US$87 million, set up for the first time
by any state in India, seeks to upgrade infrastructure facilities to
world-class standards.
The state has set up a US$2.1-million Infrastructure Initiative
Fund, the first of its kind in any state, to prepare pre-feasibility
studies of infrastructure related major projects to facilitate easy
entry of the private sector.
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Power Sector
Uttar Pradesh is keen to encourage private participation in the
power sector. The state was one of the first to privatize
distribution with its project in Greater Noida.
The government has taken initiatives to:
Privatize power distribution in industrial hubs like NOIDA,
Kanpur and Moradabad
Offer power distribution rights to industry associations in
industrial areas
Set up an Independent Regulatory Commission
Place some of the major generating power stations
under a separate generation corporation
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Industrial Infrastructure: In Vision
The state plans to expand on the success of the NOIDA and
Greater NOIDA model and proposes to develop all industrial
areas in future as Integrated Industrial Townships. It is also
actively inviting private sector participation in infrastructure
development.
Areas to be developed as industrial corridors are:
NOIDA - Greater NOIDA – Ghaziabad - Gautam Buddha
Nagar
Meerut – Moradabad - Bareilly
Agra – Aligarh – Firozabad - Khurja (Bulandshahr) - Kosi
(Mathura)
Lucknow - Kanpur
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Governance: Facilitating business in the state
The state has introduced a single window registration system
to ease the project approval process. Projects with investments
of up to US$5.5 million, export-oriented units of NRIs with
investments above US$5.4 million and electronic and food
industries with investments above US$2.2 million can avail of
this facility.
All 100 per cent export-oriented units, which export over 50
percent of production, are declared as public utilities to free them
from the threat of flash strikes.
The government plans to inspect industrial units only with the
prior approval of the District Magistrate.
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Incentives for Investment
Subsidy of
20% of fixed capital investments for new units in most backward areas
15% of fixed capital investments for new units in less backward areas
10% of fixed capital investments for new units in least backward areas
Special subsidy of
US$32,500 for prestigious units with fixed capital investments of over
US$5.4 million
US$22,000 for pioneer units with fixed capital investments of over
US$1.1 million
Deferment of luxury tax in thrust areas for 5 years
Octroi rebate on plant machinery and building material for new units
for 5 years
Exemption from minimum power demand charges for sick units
during the closure period
Land at 20% of market prices for star hotels
Special incentives, including electricity, equity participation and
other assistance for NRI entrepreneurs
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Agro based and Food processing industry
Size: Total sales in the food and beverages sector accounted for 24% of sales by
industries in the state in 2003.
The state accounts for 22% of irrigated land in the entire country.
Net Sown Area of about 16.8 million hectares out of which about 49.3% is
sown more than once.
One of the largest producers of agricultural commodities in the country,
produces
34% of the total groundnut,
17.5% of rapeseed,
8% of fruits and
14% of vegetables (Second largest producer)
It has the largest livestock in the country and its milk production is the highest
in the country.
Largest producer of sugarcane and ranks second in the manufacture of sugar
17.8% of the total fertiliser consumption in the country in 2001
Largest cattle population at 11.5 percent of total milch in the country
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Agro based and Food processing industry
Contd..
Supporting Industrial Infrastructure
2,659 units, highest number of factories in the food product
manufacturing sector.
Highest number of cold storages in the country at 1,232 as of
end of 2002
Ranks second in state warehouses with a capacity of 2.79
million tonnes as of August 1, 2003
Highest number of roller flour mills in India at 127 in 2002
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Leather Industry
Size: At US$232 million, leather goods exports were about 16.6 per cent of the total
leather exports from India
Uttar Pradesh has a well-developed leather industry.
The state has one of the largest livestock populations in the
country which provides a strong raw material base required for the
industry.
Kanpur and Agra, the two better known leather centres in Uttar
Pradesh, the state houses a number of major centres with
approximately 11,500 production units.
With a share of 22 percent, the state has the largest population of
buffaloes and ranks second in terms of cattle population with a 12
percent share
About 200 tanneries are located in and around Kanpur
Kanpur is the sole producer of saddlery products
Agra is the biggest centre for shoe manufacturing in the country
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Leather Industry
Contd…
Kanpur is a prominent centre for leather processing. Kanpur
tanneries specialise in processing hides into heavy leather (sole,
harness and industrial leather).
Uttar Pradesh plans to develop a special economic zone at Kanpur
to cater to the leather goods industry.
In addition to traditional centres for leather and leather products in
the state, NOIDA has emerged as a major centre especially for
leather footwear and leather garments.
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Electronics
Size: Second largest producer of electronic goods in the country with a share of
19.3 per cent in 2000.
With 196 units, the sector has shown a promising growth of 205 per cent
during 1991-2000. Major players such as LG electronics and Videocon
have set up manufacturing facilities in the state.
Largest producer of component electronics at 19.6 per cent of the country
total
With a share of 24 per cent, the state ranks second in telecom electronics
production
In consumer electronics, the state produces 22 per cent and ranks second
in the country
Ranks third in the production of computer components with a 14.5 per cent
share and strategic components with 18.8 per cent
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Chemicals
Size: Total sales in the chemical sector accounts for 10.5 per cent of the sales by
different industries in the state in 2002.
One of the key contributors to the state economy, the chemicals sector has
shown the highest growth of production at 150% during 1996-2001 among
other sectors in the state.
The state’s fertiliser industry ranks third in the country in the total number
of factories present in the state.
Software
Size: Fourth largest exporter of software products in the country.
The IT industry is the backbone of the state's economy. Its STPI Noida
facility, which was established in 1991, was one of the first STPI centres in
the country.
The fourth largest exporter of software products in the country, the state’s
exports touched US$530 million in 2002-03 with a growth of 27% over the
previous fiscal. International giants like HCL, Cadence and CSC have their
development facilities in Noida.
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Engineering sector
Size: Sales in the machinery sector accounts for 10.5 per cent, transport equipment
for 7.7 per cent and the metal sector for 23.1 per cent of the total sales by industries
in the state in 2002.
Machinery and equipments have the largest share in industrial production in
the state. The state has brassware and lock making units in Moradabad and
Aligarh respectively. Its production of basic metals and alloys has shown a
growth of 123 per cent during 1996-2001.
Many MNCs like Honda, Yamaha and New Holland Tractors have a
manufacturing presence in the state.
Mineral based industries
Size: Total sales in non-metallic sector accounts for 24.6 per cent of the sales by
industries in the state in 2003.
The state ranks third in the country in the production of non-metallic minor
minerals at US$203.3 million in 2001-02. The availability of natural
resources spurred the growth of industry in the state.
Players in the state include Ambuja cements, Sonabhadra Cement plants
and Almorah mini cement plant .
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Uttar Pradesh’s industrial core
Textiles
Size: Total sales in textiles sector accounts for 12.3 per cent of sales by industries in
the state in 2003.
One of the traditional industries in Uttar Pradesh, the textiles industry
comprises 58 spinning mills and a total of 74 textile mills in the non-SSI
sector. The state is known for its carpets and brassware.
Uttar Pradesh as R&D hub and BPO hub
The state has emerged as a hub for R&D institutions in electronics and
communications. The emergence of Noida as one of the favourite IT
destinations and the availability of good infrastructure supported by the
state’s proactive policies has led to the growth of R&D facilities in the state.
Uttar Pradesh has leveraged the prowess of its IT industry to emerge as the
leading ITES-BPO destination in India. BPO outfits like EXL, the largest in
India, and HCL Technologies operate from Noida
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Tourist Destinations
Agra Tourist Capital of India; which houses three world
heritage sites Taj Mahal, Agra Fort & Fatehpur Sikri. Not
to mention that Taj Mahal is also one of the Seven
Wonders of the World
Varanasi The oldest living city in the world has been cradle of two
major religions, namely: Hinduism and Buddhism
Sarnath Sarnath; where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon.
Buddhists worldwide look upon India as the land of the
Buddha and a visit to this country means a pilgrimage to
those sacred places
Sravasti Sravasti, capital of the ancient Kosala kingdom is sacred
to Buddhists because it is here that Lord Buddha
performed the greatest of his miracles to confound the
Tirthika heretics which include that of the Buddha
creating multiple images of himself
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Tourist Destinations
Kapilvastu Ancient Kapilvastu where Lord Buddha spent the early
years of his life. Kapilvastu was the capital of the
Shakya clan whose ruler was the father of Lord Buddha
A small, dusty hamlet in eastern U.P., the Buddha is
Kushinagar
believed to have breathed his last amidst the pastoral
surrounding of Kushinagar.
Kaushambi This place is believed to have been visited by Lord
Buddha in the 6th and 9th year after attaining
enlightenment. He delivered several sermons here,
elevating it to a centre of higher learning for the
Buddhists.
Sankisa Sankisa is the place where the Buddha descended from
heaven along with Lord Brahma and Devraj Indra after
giving a discourse to his mother, Mayadevi.
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Tourist Destinations
Lucknow The city reached it acme during the Nawabi rule when
it became a centre of music and Urdu poetry.
Remnants of Nawabi Palaces, Imamabaras and the
exquisite traditional handicrafts bear witness to bygone
splendors
Dudhwa Sprawling over an area of 614sq.km, this is one of the
Tiger finest tiger reserves of India and one of the important
Reserve tourist attractions in Uttar Pradesh. Wide variety of
other fauna: Leopard, Swamp deer, Hispid hare, Bengal
Florican etc.
Ayodhaya Ayodhya is a popular pilgrim centre. This town is
closely associated with Lord Rama, the seventh
incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Mathura The land where Shri Krishna was born and spent his
Vrindavan youth, has today little towns and hamlets that are still
alive with the Krishna legend and still redolent with the
music of his flute.
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Arts & Crafts
Uttar Pradesh is famous for its arts and crafts.
Varanasi for its Saris and Silk,
Mirzapur and Bhadohi for its Carpets,
Agra and Kanpur for their Leather craft,
Moradabad for its Metal Ware,
Lucknow for its Embroidery (Chicken) work on silk,
Saharanpur for wood carving items,
Firozabad for Glass Accessories
Entire state for its Pottery are not only famous in India but
around the world.
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Region : Greater Noida City & Taj Expressway Area
Greater Noida City
Taj Expressway Area
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Vision for the Region
An Eco-friendly Relaxed Environment.
A Modern, Efficient City of International Standards
A Pro-active Investor-friendly Framework.
To make the Region a preferred destination to invest and
live in
Participation of The Rural population In Urbanization.
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Connectivity
Strategic Location within NCR – well linked to Domestic &
International markets via Delhi
Air
60 min drive from International Airport
Drive on 8-lane Expressway; No Traffic lights
10 km from proposed site of International Airport &
Aviation Hub
Road
Movement of
25 minute drive from Delhi Businessmen
24 km by 8-lane Expressway
Located on alignment of proposed Taj Expressway
Connected by NH-2, NH-24, NH-91 to different
parts of the country
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Greater Noida – The City
Total Notified Area of 36,000 hectares
Greater Noida
5,000 Ha. already urbanized in Phase I City has the
Critical Mass
Urbanizable area of 20,000 Ha. by year and Primate
2021 City
characteristics
City planned for a population of as being part of
a continuum of
0.7 million by year 2011 an Urban
1.2 million by year 2021 agglomeration
Industry led development - 3000 Ha. to
be developed by 2011
Residential development – 3000 Ha. to
be developed by 2011
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Taj Expressway Region
Total Envisaged Area of 44,000 hectares
Large Scale Special Townships/ Sub cities on area of
2500 acres to 10000 acres through PSP Model
Construction of Expressway in full swing
Announcement of Taj International Airport provided
the required impetus
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Why to invest here ?
The Best Ambience & Investor Friendly Business
Environment in India
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Region Potentials
Dadri Power Plant
National Highway 24
National Highway 58
Dadri ICD
Dadri Tuglak Rail Link
Metro Link
Greater NOIDA Phase-II
Taj Economic Zone
International Airport
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Land Development . . . Investment Opportunities
Land Investment
Available Potential US
Land use (Hectares) $ million
Greater Noida City
Residential 3,800 5,605
Industrial 2,727 1,636
Commercial 1,100 3,300
Institutional 2,803 2,803
Taj Expressway Region
Special
Integrated
Townships 44,000 60000
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Large Infrastructure Projects . . . Investment Opportunities
Project Details Investment Size
US $ million
Taj Shall serve as competitive advantage over 150
International other airports in the country and across
Airport nations (Middle East & Asia Pacific)
- “Gateway Airport” in terms of Logistics
& Freight
- “Destination Airport” of the Country
and the region
Ganga 8-lane Expressway (1000 Kms) passing 10,000
Expressway through entire state of Uttar Pradesh
Transport Hub - New Railway Station at Boraki, Greater 125
Noida (located on Howrah-Delhi Line) and
Integrated Transport Hub
- Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT)
- Transport Nagar
- Wholesale market
Public - City Bus System More than 400
Transport - Metro Rail
- Monorail
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Large Infrastructure Projects . . . On the roll
Taj Expressway Intends to ease the heavy traffic on Delhi-Agra NH-2. The
world famous heritage monument - Taj Mahal would be
merely 100 minutes from the Taj International Airport near
Greater Noida through this Expressway
Free Trade & A partially bonded area providing multi-format warehouses,
Warehousing Zone railway siding, ICD/CFS facilities, open storage area,
commercial area (retail & office space) and support facilities
Power Generation - 1750 MW Power Plant at Dadri promoted by NTPC
Plants - 3740 MW Gas Based Power Plant at Dadri
- 250 MW Gas based Power Plant at Greater Noida
Municipal - Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP)
Infrastructure - Solid Waste Management (SWM)
- Power Distribution
- Road Over Bridge (RoB)
- Flyovers
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Commercial Projects . . . Investment Opportunity
Project Details Investment Size
US $ million
Trade Square A Corporate Park with the state-of-the art 175
infrastructure and commercial/ retail/
entertainment facilities.
Financial Hub A hub, for major financial institutions, foreign 175
institutional investors, merchant bankers, non-
banking financial institutions, insurance
companies, Asset Management and Mutual
Fund Companies with necessary amenities &
facilities.
City-side - Word Class Business Conclaves 100
Development - International Convention Center
Near Taj
- Leisure & Entertainment
International
Airport - Hotels etc.
Others - Malls More than 50
- Multiplexes
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Social Infra Projects . . . Investment Opportunity
Project Details Investment Size
US $ million
Sports City Project with Facilities for Cricket, 12
Astroturf for Hockey, Football, Synthetic
track for Track and Field events, Tennis,
Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, TT,
Gymnastics, Gym etc.; Indoor Hall,
Swimming Pool of International
specifications
Vocational Hub A hub of various training institutes 8
providing vocational training in various
fields.
Educational Hub A hub of various institutes providing 8
education from primary to professional
college.
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Recreational Projects . . . Investment Opportunity
Project Details Investment Size
US $ million
Formula One (F1) 600 acres Venue poised to hold India’s 750
Racing Tracks first Grand Prix Event in 2009.
Night Safari 250 acres nocturnal safari on the lines 10
of Singapore Night Safari.
Aventura Greens Multi-generational Entertainment 40
centre with amusement park, Go-
Karting tracks, Drive-in-Cinema, Ethnic
Cottages and Recreational Club, Night
Bazar etc.
Amusement Park 220 acres multi-facility Family 50
Entertainment Centre
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Recreational Projects . . . Investment Opportunity
Project Details Investment Size
US $ million
Science Park 30 Acres, science park with innovative 18
ways of learning; supplement formal
education at grass root level fun and
amusement.
Race Course 110 Acres, on the lines of Mahalakshmi 20
Race Course, Mumbai
Book Square The concept is anchored in the 5
philosophy to promote educational tour
along with recreational activities
Others Bird Sanctuary & World Nature Garden 15
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Industrial Projects . . . On the roll
SEZ Approximately 15 SEZ at various stages of
development/ approval
Taj Economic Zone
Augmentation of Existing Greater NOIDA Phase II has 19% land reserved
Industrial Estates/ Parks for Industrial Use (white goods)
IT/ITES/Biotech Hubs 26 IT-ITes Parks
Biotech Zone proposed
Knowledge Cities/ Skill Knowledge Park, Phase I, II, III, IV & V proposed
Development Centers in Greater Noida.
Integrated Agro/Food Agro Based industries to be promoted in Greater
Processing Zones Noida Phase II
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Residential Projects . . . Investment Opportunity
Development of 3000 Ha to be developed in G.NOIDA itself by
Integrated Townships 2011
Large scale Integrated Townships to be
developed along entire stretch of Taj
Expressway on PSP route
6 of India’s top 10 Real estate developers (like
DLF, Ansal, Eldeco, Omaxe, Parsvanath, Sun
City, Unitech & ATS) active in the region
Proximity to National Capital Delhi gives the
required thrust
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Funding Options
Focused on
• Public Private Partnership model for development of essential
Physical infrastructure
• Private Sector Participation on Development of various projects
Public Private Partnership Taj Expressway
(Some success stories) Golf Course
Solid Waste Management
Power Distribution
Educational Institutes
Other USPs India Exposition Mart
Leading Educational Institutions
(Engineering, Medical, Management
etc)
Orbital Rail
Eastern Peripheral Expressway
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Let me conclude with a haiku I have
composed in honour of Basho, Busan and
Issa celebrating Japanese-Indian
cooperation and the DMIC
ROADS CONNECT
PEOPLE MEET
TRAFFIC MOVES
HAPPINESS, PROSPERITY ALL AROUND
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Thank You
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