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Roll No : 27 Collage : F.H Shah Institute of Management and Information Technology Year : 2009-2010 MATIN VOHRA NAME : MATIN I VOHRA UNIVERSITY : SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITY CLASS : S.Y B.B.A [FOREIGN TRADE] ROLL NO : 27 COLLAGE : F.H SHAH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY YEAR : 2009-2010 1 MATIN VOHRA PREFACE B.B.A Foreign trade is very different course from any other course. During my entire visit I know some theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge about the international trade. Industrial visit is one of the important aspects of this syllabus. One of the important aspects of this syllabus we believe that but hority had a particular purpose in mind when they includes full paper the theoretical knowledge understand able only when enter in to practical knowledge. F.T is the exchange of the goods and services across international boundaries or territories. In most countries foreign trade represents a significant share of gross domestic product. Foreign trade has been present throughout most of history foreign trade is major source of economic revenue for any nation that is considered a world power. Foreign trade is also a branch of economic which together with international finance forms the branch of foreign economic. B.B.A foreign trade covered different types of subject they are as follows. 1. International Marketing Management. 2. International Financial Management. 3. Transportation & Material Handling. 4. Foreign Trade Policy. 2 MATIN VOHRA 5. Quality Management in F.T 6. Industrial Organization. 7. Economic Analysis for business Decision. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3 MATIN VOHRA SCHEDULE OF INDUSTRIAL VISIT DATE TIME SCHEDULE 07-12-2009 10:00 TO 1:00 pm MESO PVT.LTD (MONDAY) 3:00 TO 6:00 pm KANDALA PORT 08-12-2009 10:00 TO 3:00 pm PSL LTD (TUESDAY) 5:00 TO 6:00 pm HANDI CRAFT MARKET HUNT 09-12-2009 9:00 TO 3:00 pm (WEDNESD MUNDRA PORT & AY) SEZ 12:00 TO 3:00 pm LEC ON EXIM AT 10-12-2009 5:00 TO 6:00 pm (THURDAY) PSL LTD KESARI OIL PVT LTD 4 MATIN VOHRA REPORT ON MUNDRA PORT & SEZ Ltd. (ADANI GROUPS) 5 MATIN VOHRA ADANI GROUPS MUNDRA PORT [09-12-2009] INDEX 6 MATIN VOHRA SR.NO PARTICULAR PAGE NO 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 About Adani Group 1.2 About Mundra Port 1.3 Strength of Mundra Port 1.4 Location of Port 2. ORGANISATION Values & STRUCTURE 1.1Vision & Mission 1.2Structure of Management 3. HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 4. FINANCIAL 5. FUTURE PLANS 6. FACILITIES 1-CARGO 2- TERMINAL 7. CONCLUSION INTRODUCTION About Adani Group 7 MATIN VOHRA Mundra port and Special Economic Zone ltd. is promoted by the Adani Group. The Adani group started as a trading house in 1988. The Adani group is one of India’s fastest growing business houses. Form being a trusted trading house the group has grown over the last two decades to become a conglomerate with diverse ventures spanning commodity trading and the development of infrastructure & energy. Our core values of trust, courage & innovation, our ability to identify opportunities & capitalize, on them & over success at building competencies by synergizing expertise, are the factors that have driven our growth. Our mission is to acquire development, assimilate & manage knowledge. Which can be applied across our business interests for the benefit of stakeholder? The entire business of the group is organized under two companies is organized under two companies, Adani enterprises ltd. & Mundra port & SEZ both companies are listed on the national stock exchange of India (NSE) &the Bombay stock exchange (BSE), together, they had a market capitalization of over In 790 billion (As per closing prices on December 31, 2007), marketing the largest business group by market capitalization as on dec, 31, 2007. To evolve as an international caliber business port on the foundations of technological excellence state of the art back up infrastructure and logistic and a competitive customer focus. Mr. Gautams Adani is the board of Director &chairman &founded of the Adani group under this leadership. Adani group has emerged as a diversified conglomerate with interest in information trading, infrastructure, development power generation &distribution, development of special Economic zone distribution trading &business process outsourcing. His unparallel expertise in international trade solution oriented 8 MATIN VOHRA approaches. Innovation & Endurance in on increasingly competitive & rapidly expanding trading market has seen the Adani group metamorphose itself from a trading house to UN infrastructure builder& basic utility provider. 9 MATIN VOHRA About Mundra Port The history of India maritime is older than even most of the ancient civilizations of the world. In the older days, the ports in India were centers of intense business activity and defined maritime routes of global trade. Mundra port inherits the legacy of more than 4000 years of Indian maritime glory. Today it is steadily marching ahead with the development of state of the art facilities at the deepest all weather multipurpose on the western coast of the country. With integrated development philosophy that leverages the power of modern technology and advanced management techniques, Mundra port is on the path to become a new generation world class port. World's best regarded specific list consulting groups form U.K, Netherlands & Australia, besides maritime experts of India have contributed in developing key elements of the port through navigational studies wave studies, hydrological studies, conceptual plans front & detailed engineering, mechanized cargo handling systems and master plan for 2025 this collaborative strength helps us in meeting the highest international norms of performance technology, safety, quality and efficiency. 10 MATIN VOHRA With the help of such renowned consultants, Mundra port has created excellent infrastructure to handle bulk break bulk, dry - liquid & container cargo. PORT'S STRENGTH Mundra port, located in the gulf of Kutch in Gujarat is an all either, round the clock, round the year, multipurpose port with a total quay length of 895 meters, the port has four (4) berths ranging from 180 to 225 meters in length and 31 meters in width, besides an 85 meters barge berth for handling a wide variety of cargo. These berths can easily handle 9 million tons of cargo per annum on the existing infrastructure facilities. One of the deepest ports on the coast line of India blessed with a natural draft of 16 meters & capable of berthing capsizes vessels unto 150000 dwt. Proximity to northern and western hinterland of the country which greatest over 420/0 of the total international trade of India. Mundra port is over 180 kms closer to Delhi than Mumbai connected to NH8 of the national highway net work. Linked to the national railway grid through a self developed 64 kms long railway link capable of handling 24 rakes per day. Can area of 5000 acres available for further developing the port back up related infrastructural facilities. The port has implemented the IPMS as a single window port operation software which caters to all the needs if the port operations. The IPMS system is best suited to real time operation reducing the vessel turnaround time increasing efficiency of cargo handling which results in lower operational cost if computerized the dry bulk and general cargo operations of the cargo terminal. 11 MATIN VOHRA LOCATION OF PORT Change into TEXT Mundra port Navinal Island Mundra - 370421 Dist - Kutch Port office P.O. No.1 Mundra - 370421 Kutch Tel: + 91-2838-288201-8 Fax: + 91-2138-282810-240 Register office Adani house Nr. Mithakali circle Navarangpura, Ahmadabad - 388009 India, (079) 6565555 12 MATIN VOHRA Vision: To be a globally preferred business associate — an entrepreneurial organization having responsible concern for employees, society, ecology, and stakeholder value. Entrepreneurial - We shall think innovatively in all aspects of our business, spanning the gamut of technological and commercial practices. Preferred Business Associate - We shall strive to generate optimum value for all our associates through constant innovation and adoption of universal best practices. Responsible Concern – We shall harmonize all our actions and reactions, with the global environment and actively work to reduce the load on the environment. Mission: Acquire, develop, assimilate and manage knowledge - We shall actively seek to become experts in our chosen domains. Apply knowledge across our businesses – We shall apply our domain expertise across businesses, to deliver optimum value to our stakeholders. 13 MATIN VOHRA Profitably – We shall be guided by the “Profit Motive”. Generating respectable, tangible as well as intangible, profits will ensure allocation of resources for developing, assimilating and managing expertise. ORGANISATION STRUCTRE MD (Gautam Adani) CFO Coo (chief operation officer) V.P vice president G.M Manager Deputy Manager Assistant Manager Senior officer Officer 14 MATIN VOHRA Jr. Officer Supervisor Operator Technician MUNDRA SEZ BENEFITS AVAILABLE TO SEZ UNITS SEZs offer a host of benefits that facilitate operations for in- zone industrial units. Besides the Government of India benefits, the Gujarat government has also designed a policy that offers added incentives to the in-SEZ industrial units. The SEZ at Mundra will be spread over 100 Square kilometers, providing excellent flexibility in are as follow: Single Window Clearance for statutory requirements. Waiver of routine Customs examination of imports and exports. Clearance of Export consignments on self-certification. 15 MATIN VOHRA 100% FDI permitted through the automatic approval route except the negative list. Relaxed labour policy specifically for SEZ units (Applicable only in Gujarat). Freedom to realize and repatriate export proceeds within 12 months. No limit on quantum of DTA sales. Foreign investments allowed for items generally reserved for the Small Scale sector Contract manufacturing permitted with units outside the SEZ or in other SEZs. TAXES BENEFITS MSEZ & other SEZ units can avail the exemption on taxes which would otherwise be implemented on the general business units. The following are the tax benefits which are enjoy by the SEZ: Direct Tax Benefits – Income Tax: 100% exemption for the first 5 years & 50% exemption for the sixth to tenth (next 5) years.
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