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Another UAE's tiles manufacture, RAK (Ras Al Khaimah) Ceramics India, plans to<br />
set up a tile plant in Ahmedabad, at an invest that of $150 million. The plant will be<br />
commissioned by early-2012.<br />
The Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (Kizad) spread over 417 sq km near Abu<br />
Dhabi is eager to attract Indian companies in metals, petrochemicals and<br />
pharmaceuticals sector for setting up their units.<br />
Kizad, which is a part of Abu Dhabi Ports Company (ADPC) and controlled by the<br />
UAE Government, is offering a series of sops including complete income tax and<br />
customs duty holiday, 50 year-long bankable agreements, zero restriction profit<br />
repatriation and power tariffs at Rs 1.80 a unit to the companies.<br />
Industry sources said that Kizad management, which is doing its road shows in<br />
Mumbai for promoting the zone, have already held preliminary talks with two of the<br />
largest industrial groups in India for setting up their units there.<br />
Kizad is located between Abu Dhabi and Dubai and in close proximity to the Khalifa<br />
deepwater seaport. The industrial zone is currently offering sea, air and road<br />
connectivity, while rail network is under construction.<br />
Mr Khaled Salmeen, Executive Vice-President of Industrial Zones at ADPC, told<br />
mediapersons on Wednesday that Kizad is a cornerstone of the Abu Dhabi's<br />
economic vision 2030, which aims at diversifying the economy and making it less<br />
dependent on revenues from oils and gas business.<br />
“In 2008, our economy was $104 billion and by 2030 we want to grow it to $416<br />
billion, where manufacturing would be an important component of the economy,”<br />
Mr Salmeen said.<br />
Kizad's phase I, which is spread over 51 sq km has already been launched with an<br />
investment of about $7.2 billion. Foreign companies can set up units with the help of<br />
joint ventures or they could set up their own 100 per cent subsidiary.<br />
Mr Salmeen added that Kizad has already tied up with HSBC for debt financing and<br />
it is also in the process of tying up with Indian banks for the same.<br />
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