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Global Investors’ Meet - 2012<br />

Karnataka: <strong>Industrial</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />

Karnataka: <strong>Industrial</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Profile<br />

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<strong>Industrial</strong> infrastructure in India:<br />

Foundation for Economic Growth<br />

India’s infrastructure<br />

► India's industrial production growth rate in 2010<br />

was 7.5 percent, up from 5.2 percent in 2009.2<br />

►<br />

►<br />

Pharmaceutical, automobile and IT industries<br />

are also sectors that have performed<br />

exceedingly well and experienced significant<br />

growth.5<br />

The textile industry is the largest industry in<br />

terms of employment and is expected to<br />

generate $85 billion by 2010 and create 12<br />

million new jobs4<br />

Growth in exports from SEZ (in US$ Billion)<br />

50<br />

46<br />

40<br />

CAGR 76%<br />

30<br />

20.8<br />

20<br />

13.9<br />

10 4.8<br />

7.2<br />

0<br />

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10<br />

Source: SEZ India<br />

►<br />

►<br />

Thestronglevelofeconomicgrowthachieved<br />

by India in recent years have fuelled the<br />

demand for infrastructure 1<br />

Investment in infrastructure likely to increase to<br />

10% by the 12 th Plan (2012-2017)from the<br />

current 8.37%.3<br />

Operational SEZ in India<br />

Total No. of operational Multi<br />

Product SEZ in India<br />

Total No. of operational sector<br />

specific SEZ in India<br />

17<br />

126<br />

Total Operation SEZ in India 143<br />

►<br />

US$ 1 trillion opportunities for global investors<br />

over the next 5 years.8<br />

► <strong>Infrastructure</strong> sector amounts for 26.7% of<br />

India’s <strong>Industrial</strong> output9<br />

► Private sector investment in infrastructure<br />

expected to reach 50% by 12 th plan from the<br />

current 34%.10<br />

►<br />

India's WTO involvement during the last decade<br />

has encouraged the country’s pharmaceutical<br />

firms to adopt a strategy of R&D based growth.<br />

6<br />

Gems and<br />

Jewellery<br />

IT/Hardware<br />

and<br />

Bio-informatics<br />

IT/ITES<br />

Operational SEZ in India: key sectors<br />

Electronics<br />

Apparel and<br />

fashion<br />

accessories &<br />

Footwear<br />

Hi-tech<br />

Engineering<br />

Products<br />

Handicrafts<br />

Telecom<br />

equipments/R&D<br />

services<br />

Food Processing<br />

►<br />

►<br />

Apart from the manufacturing of drugs, the<br />

pharmaceutical industry offers a huge market<br />

for outsourcing of clinical research. 7<br />

143 Operational, 582 Formally Approved , 44 In-<br />

Principal and 380 Notified SEZ at present.11<br />

Building<br />

Products,<br />

FTEZ<br />

Software<br />

development<br />

Building<br />

Products<br />

Bio-technology<br />

& Pharma<br />

conventional<br />

Energy, Power<br />

Aviation<br />

Source:, PPP India, , http://www.pppinindia.com/database.php ,<br />

http://www.sezindia.nic.in/writereaddata/pdf/ListofoperationalSEZs.p<br />

df<br />

Karnataka: <strong>Industrial</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Profile<br />

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Karnataka: contributing to India’s growth<br />

story<br />

Thrust on infrastructure and sector friendly policies have given Karnatakaone of the most<br />

robust industrial infrastructure to support holistic growth of the state<br />

► Strong industry focus with 26 MSME product<br />

clusters, 132 <strong>Industrial</strong>estates and 8 growth<br />

centers. 394,850 MSME units, employing<br />

75,120 people, in 2009-10, growing at an<br />

annual rate of 9.49% since 2008-09<br />

Selected economic indicators of industries<br />

► Sector-specific SEZ and <strong>Industrial</strong> zones<br />

matching the natural resources and capability of<br />

a region with the industry requirements.<br />

► Mining sector registered the highest growth of<br />

37.95% followed by electricity (15.78%) and<br />

manufacturing (8.47%). All the three sectors of<br />

organized industry have registered a higher<br />

growth in 2009-10 compared to 2007-08 and<br />

2008-09.<br />

► The overall organized industrial sector of<br />

Karnataka registered an impressive double-digit<br />

growth of 11.34% in 2009-10 compared to<br />

7.35% in 2007-08 and 4.72% in 2008-09. To<br />

facilitate balanced regional growth, state<br />

government has shifted focus to new and<br />

planned industrial infrastructure such as SEZ<br />

and investment regions.<br />

► Development of Suvarna Karnataka<br />

Development Corridor in which 25 Km on both<br />

sides to be dedicated for development of<br />

industrial clusters and sector specific industrial<br />

High-Growth Sector:<br />

(=/>10% growth)<br />

(i) Tobacco products;<br />

(ii) Wearing apparel;<br />

(iii) Publishing &<br />

printing;<br />

(iv) Food products<br />

Values are per worker (in lakh Rs)<br />

Classification of Industries into Groups based<br />

on Growth (2009-10)<br />

Medium-Growth<br />

Sector: (=/>5% but<br />


SEZ and SIR in Karnataka, driving<br />

Karnataka export<br />

60Special Economic Zones provide duty free enclave for driving FDI and exports.<br />

► 20 SEZ are fully operational, 15 have been notified, 4 submitted to GoI<br />

for notification, and 17 formally approved<br />

• US$ 3.2 Billion invested in 20 operational SEZ creating employment<br />

for. 125,411 people.<br />

Growth in SEZ exports (in USD Billion)<br />

Belgaum<br />

2.5<br />

2<br />

1.6<br />

2.1<br />

1.5<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

0.3<br />

0<br />

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10<br />

Udipi<br />

Hassan<br />

Bangalore<br />

Source: Karnatakaindustry.gov.in<br />

Special Investment Region (SIR)<br />

► The Bangalore-BIAL ITIR is a 50 km 2 (12,000<br />

acres) Investment Region that is under<br />

development 15 km North of Bengaluru<br />

International Airport.<br />

►<br />

Total cost is expected to be One Lakh Crore<br />

rupees ($20 Billion).<br />

► The initiative will provide direct employment to 1.2<br />

million people and indirect employment to 2.8<br />

million.<br />

► Development will involve a Centre-State<br />

partnership in conjunction with private partners.<br />

Basic infrastructure such as road, rail and<br />

telecommunication links will be provided by the<br />

Centre.<br />

Mangalore<br />

Mysore<br />

IT/ITeS 47<br />

Biotech 3<br />

Textiles 1<br />

Engineering & related<br />

industries<br />

2<br />

Food processing 1<br />

Precision engineering (auto,<br />

aerospace & industrial)<br />

1<br />

Pharmaceutical 1<br />

Petrochemicals & petroleum<br />

products<br />

1<br />

Airport based SEZ/ Aerospace 2<br />

FTWZ 1<br />

► The State governments will provide physical<br />

infrastructure and utilities, including<br />

power, water, sewerage and effluent treatment<br />

facilities<br />

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Suvarna Karnataka Development Corridor<br />

Programme: accelerating industrial growth<br />

► New <strong>Industrial</strong> Policy, 2009-14 directed development<br />

of 5 major corridors in Karnataka, proposing to cover<br />

11 district headquarters and 20 major towns along<br />

highways, major roads, and rail links<br />

► <strong>Industrial</strong> corridors provide infrastructure support in<br />

energy, rail, road linkages, free trade zones, inland<br />

container depots, and urban infrastructure.<br />

► Suvarna Karnataka Development Corridor<br />

programmeconnects most of the Tier II cities through a<br />

network of highways, cluster development in<br />

designated zones.<br />

► Under the SKDC programme, the potential areas in<br />

the vicinity of the corridor (25 km on both sides of the<br />

corridor) will be developed for industrial<br />

clusters, townships, satellite towns and sector specific<br />

industrial 5 major industrial zones. corridors: 1)Tumkur - Honnavar via Shimoga 2) Chitradurga – Mangalore via<br />

Shimoga – Udipi 3) Bidar – Gulbarga – Bellary – Hiriyur 4)Chitradurga – Hospet – Koppal– Raichur 5)<br />

Chitradurga – Hospet – Bagalkot - Bijapur<br />

Investment Zones For 10 Industries along SKDC<br />

Industry<br />

Districts<br />

Industry<br />

Districts<br />

Steel<br />

Cement<br />

Food<br />

Processing<br />

Bellary, Koppal, Bagalkot, Haveri,<br />

Gadag & Raichur<br />

Gulbarga, Bagalkot, Chitradurga,<br />

Belgaum and others<br />

Bengaluru Rural, Kolar, Belgaum,<br />

Gadag, Koppal, Shimoga, Bagalkot,<br />

Bijapur, Davangere, Mandya and<br />

Dharwad<br />

Readymade<br />

Garments<br />

Sugar and Co. gen<br />

power<br />

Pharmaceutical /<br />

Bio Technology<br />

Bengaluru Rural, Tumkur, Kolar,<br />

Mandya, Belgaum, Bidar, Dharwad<br />

and Others<br />

Bidar, Belgaum, Bagalkot,<br />

Shimoga and Mandya<br />

Bengaluru, Mysore and Hassan<br />

IT / BT<br />

Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli, Dharwad,<br />

Belgaum, Shimoga, Gulbarga, Kolar<br />

and Mandya<br />

Power Generation<br />

Raichur, Bellary, Bijapur &<br />

Chitradurga<br />

Automobile<br />

Ramanagara, Shimoga, Dharwad and<br />

Kolar<br />

Media &<br />

Entertainment<br />

Bengaluru Rural and Ramanagara<br />

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<strong>Industrial</strong> Parks and PPP Projects under<br />

implementation<br />

Sector specific industrial parks to provide conducive environment for industry<br />

Name of the project<br />

Investment (in US$<br />

million)<br />

Employment potential<br />

Information Technology Investment region (ITIR) US$ 20 Billion 4,000,000<br />

IT Parks at Mysore, Mangalore, Gulbarga, Shimoga US$ 30 million 10000<br />

Bangalore Biotech Park US$ 50 million 3000<br />

Agri – Biotech park at Dharwad US$ 20 Million 1000<br />

Marine Biotech Park in Mangalore US$ 20 Million 1000<br />

Vivarium Animal House in Bidar US$ 20 Million 1000<br />

Nutri-Neutraceutical Park at Mysore US$ 20 Million 1000<br />

Phyto- Pharmaceutical Park, Mysore US$ 20 Million 1000<br />

► Electronics City, Bangalore is one of India’s largest electronic industrial parks spread over 332<br />

acres, housing more than 300 companies and employing more than 100,000 employees.<br />

►<br />

Bangalore Helix – One of the biggest biotech clusters in India comprising 8 biotech incubators<br />

covering a total area of 10,000 sq ft with a total investment of US$ 20 million<br />

Details of 3 PPP projects in <strong>Industrial</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />

Sub<br />

Sector<br />

Project Name Location Sponsor<br />

department<br />

Estimated<br />

Cost (in US$<br />

million<br />

Stage<br />

BT Setting up of BT SEZ Bangalore Department<br />

of IT,BT and<br />

S&T<br />

109 Bidding<br />

IT Devanahalli Business park Bangalore KSIIDC 1875 Project<br />

Identification<br />

Nano<br />

Sector<br />

Setting up of Nano Park Bangalore Department<br />

of Science &<br />

Technoldy<br />

Bidding<br />

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Policy initiatives<br />

State <strong>Industrial</strong> Policy, 2009-<br />

14<br />

•Development of Suvarna Karnataka Development<br />

Corridor with industrial clusters, townships, sector<br />

specific SEZ to an extent of 25 Km on both sides of<br />

the corridor<br />

•Dedicated infrastructure development fundwith an<br />

initial corpus of US$ 104 million to be operated<br />

through KIADB<br />

State policy for SEZ<br />

•Single Point clearance to SEZ developers and units<br />

•A committee to monitor and review implementation<br />

of SEZ.<br />

•Exemption from stamp duty, electricity duty &<br />

Customs/excise duties for authorized operations<br />

approved by BOA<br />

•Exemption from state local taxes, sales<br />

tax, VAT, Entry tax, Special Entry Tax for both<br />

developers and SEZ units.<br />

•100% Income Tax exemption on export income for<br />

SEZ units for first 5 years, 50% for next 5 years<br />

thereafter and 50% of the ploughed back export<br />

profit for next 5 years.<br />

•One time capital subsidy of up to 50% of the cost<br />

incurred for setting up Common Effluent Treatment<br />

Plan<br />

•External commercial borrowing by SEZ units upto<br />

US$ 500 million in a year without any maturity<br />

restriction through recognized channels<br />

Karnataka Biotech Policy<br />

•Creating special infrastructure such as focusedbiotech<br />

parks in the areas of agriculture, marine biotech and<br />

animal husbandry<br />

Information and<br />

Communication<br />

TechnologyPolicy<br />

•Focusing on creation of innovation park with<br />

Government funding limited to 20% of the project cost<br />

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Conceptualization of an<br />

Investment Region<br />

Organization Structure<br />

SIR Apex Authority<br />

• Karnataka State <strong>Industrial</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Corporation<br />

(KSIIDC) (or any other such institution as proposed in<br />

<strong>Infrastructure</strong> Bill) will be the Apex Authority for major<br />

decisions.<br />

• Major functions include to make regulations & such<br />

provisions for proper<br />

development, operation, regulation and management<br />

of SIR<br />

• Authority can delegate suchpowers and functionsto its<br />

Executive Committee<br />

• Core functions- like approval and modification in<br />

development plan, town planning scheme and general<br />

development regulations shall not be delegated to any<br />

committees.<br />

New SPV: Project Development<br />

Agency<br />

• Government may separately<br />

authorize formation of such a<br />

company<br />

• The nodal company will do<br />

• All project development work.<br />

• Immune from regular Govt.<br />

controls<br />

• Detailing of the Projects<br />

• Both for projects within and<br />

outside the SIR area<br />

Regional Development Authority (RDA)<br />

• The State Government will constitute RDA for each SIR declared.<br />

• The RDA will be a corporate body.<br />

• The State Government is also empowered to designate any Government agency or a govt.<br />

company to act as RDA,<br />

• The RDA will have Chairman, Vice Chairman, CEO and members not exceeding eleven- to be<br />

appointed by the Government of Karnataka<br />

• It will comprise of the official and non-officials & experts as members<br />

• RDA will do the ground level planning and execution.<br />

SPVs for Projects within RDAs<br />

SPVs for Projects within PRIDE Corridor and<br />

Suvarna Karnataka Development Corridor<br />

Investment Opportunities<br />

► Investment in <strong>Industrial</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong>: Development of sector focused industrial parks<br />

►<br />

►<br />

Investment in Special Economic Zones for various sectors like IT/ITES, Chemical &<br />

Petrochemical, Aerospace, Pharmaceutical, Textile, Engineering, Biotech, Food Processing.<br />

Investment in Special investment Regions along the Suvarna Karnataka Development Corridor<br />

► Bidar-Gulbarga-Bellary-Hiriyur<br />

► Tumkur - Honnavar via Shimoga<br />

► Chitradurga – Hospet – Koppal – Raichur<br />

► Chitradurga – Hospet – Bagalkot - Bijapur<br />

►<br />

Chitradurga – Mangalore via Shimoga - Udupi<br />

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Project Propositions<br />

Proposition<br />

Investment<br />

Potential<br />

Line Department<br />

Development of SIRs<br />

Mangalore (PCPIR) 25,000.00<br />

North Karnataka 25,000.00<br />

Bangalore Region 25,000.00 PS Industries<br />

Development of VADA region as NIMZ 15,000.00<br />

Integrating ITIR and Devenahalli plan as a package<br />

Development of Proposed Product Specific SEZs & <strong>Industrial</strong> Areas<br />

Steel Ancillary Park, Bellary (500 ac) 145.00<br />

Engineering Park, Chitradurga (200 ac) 46.00<br />

Engineering Park, Tumkur (500 ac) 155.00<br />

Integrated <strong>Industrial</strong> Township, Dharwad (1000 ac) 391.00<br />

Defence Manufacturing Hub, Chitradurga (500 ac) 110.00<br />

Multi Product SEZ, Bijapur (2500 ac) 666.00<br />

Textile SEZ, Doddaballapur (300 ac) 190.00<br />

IT SEZ, Dharwad (30 ac) 326.70<br />

IT SEZ, Kolar (30 ac) 326.70<br />

KIADB<br />

IT SEZ, Mysore(30 ac) 326.70<br />

Aerospace SEZ, Bangalore (R ), (250 ac) 2,722.50<br />

Education/ Knowledge Hub, Bijapur (150 ac) 1,633.50<br />

Commercial Cum Office Complex Bengaluru (U), (3 ac) 32.67<br />

<strong>Industrial</strong> Park, Bidar, (300 ac) 767.26<br />

<strong>Industrial</strong> Park, Gulbarga, (200 ac) 511.51<br />

Textile SEZ, Hassan (581ac) 368.60<br />

Food Processing SEZ, Hassan (285 ac) 3,103.65<br />

Pharma SEZ, Hassan (270 ac) 2,940.30<br />

Financial City Phase 2<br />

PS Industries<br />

Services and Utilities<br />

CETPs in the existing and proposed <strong>Industrial</strong> Areas (a total of<br />

90 areas do not have CETPs in KIADB estates)<br />

Regional <strong>Industrial</strong> Waste treatment centers for both solid and<br />

liquid waste<br />

1,200.00<br />

KIADB<br />

3,440.00<br />

300 MLD Desalination plant 1,500.00<br />

Total Investment Envisaged 110,903.09<br />

Investment Potential in Rs. Cr<br />

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Contacts<br />

Secretary to Government of Karnataka<br />

<strong>Infrastructure</strong> Development department<br />

Room No 28, Vikasa Soudha<br />

Bangalore - 560 001<br />

Ph: 91-80-22282366, 080 - 22035085<br />

Fax: 91-80-22280605<br />

E-mail ID: prs-infra@karnataka.gov.in<br />

Chief Executive Officer,<br />

Karnataka <strong>Industrial</strong> Area Development Board<br />

14/3, 2 nd Floore, RP Buildings, Nrupathunga Road<br />

Bangalore – 560001<br />

Ph: 080-22215383<br />

Fax: 080-22217702<br />

E-mail ID: http://www.kiadb.in/<br />

Chairman<br />

Karnataka State <strong>Industrial</strong> & <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Development Corporation<br />

Khanija Bhavan 49, 4th Floor, East Wing,<br />

Race Course Road, Bangalore - 560 001.<br />

Ph: +91 080 2225 8131/133 Fax: +91 80 2225 5740<br />

Web: www.ksiidc.com;<br />

E-mail: ksiidc@airtelmail.in; ksiidcit@gmail.com<br />

Commissioner for <strong>Industrial</strong> Development and<br />

Director of Industries & Commerce<br />

2nd Floor, Khanija Bhavan, No.49, Race Course Road,<br />

Bangalore – 560 001<br />

www.karnataka.industry.gov.in<br />

Email : commissioner@karnatakaindustry.gov.in<br />

Visit us at : http://www.karnatakaindustry.gov.in<br />

Principal Secretary to Government of Karnataka<br />

Commerce & Industries Department<br />

# 106, 1st Floor, Vikasa Soudha, Dr. Ambedkar Veedhi,<br />

Bangalore 560 001, India.<br />

Email : prs_ci@karnataka.gov.in<br />

Karnataka Udyog Mitra<br />

Managing Director, Karnataka Udyog Mitra,<br />

3rd Floor, Khanija Bhavan (EastWing), No.49,<br />

Race Course Road,Bangalore – 560 001<br />

www.kumbangalore.com<br />

Ph : 91-80-2228 2392, 2228 5659;<br />

2238 1232, 2228 6632<br />

Fax : 91-80-2226 6063<br />

Email : md@kumbangalore.com<br />

Visit us at : www.kumbangalore.com<br />

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