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Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology-1 Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Sector Profile - 2015 Chhattisgarh: Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Sector Profile - 2015 02 State Profile:Chhattisgarh Chhattisgarh: KeyStrengths Institutional FrameworkforInvestmentFacilitation Policy Support Key InvestmentEnablers Naya Raipur: Key Contacts Investment OpportunitiesinBiotech &Pharma Incentives Biotechnology Sector Indian PharmaceuticalsIndustry A vailable toBiotech&PharmaUnits The newSMAR C O N T T cityofChhattisgarh E N T S 23 24 22 15 10 7 3 4 5 6 9 State Profile: Chhattisgarh State Snapshot ? Geographical area: 1.35 Lakh square km. ?State27 disSnapshottricts with Raipur as the Capital city ? Major cities: Bhilai, Bilaspur, Raigarh, Durg, Korba ? Ranks 17th in terms of population and 10th in terms of area in the Country ? GSDP growth consistently higher than National average. The State has clocked on an average, more than 8% growth rate over last 5 years ? GDP Per Capita: INR 69,000 (FY2013-14) ? Established exports profile with exports aggregating INR 30 billion Rich in Mineral Resources Power Surplus State 8Of total production in India, Chhattisgarh 8Uninterrupted Quality power supply produces: 81/3rd of national target of 90,000 MW in 430% Aluminum 12th Five Year Plan to be commissioned in 430% Steel/ Sponge Iron 417% Coal the State. 415% Cement 8Total installed capacity of 23,000 MW 411% Dolomite 8Planned installed capacity of 41,384 MW 8 High reserves of Bauxite, Limestone , th Quartzite by the end of the 12 plan 8Only Tin producing State of the Country Rich Water Resources 8Rich water resource State Rich Mineral Abundant Water Power Surplus 85 river basins. 3 major ones – Resources Resources State Mahanadi, Indravati and Rihand 8Surplus run-off water available Zero power cut across the State 8INR 15,000 Crore for water resource development in 12th Five Year Plan Average power tariff 35% cheaper than all India average Chhattisgarh: Defence Manufacturing Sector Profile - 2015 03 Chhattisgarh: Key Strengths Central Location and Excellent Connectivity 5 Central Location and Excellent Connectivity 1 0 8Direct physical access to markets of 7 states: Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, 2 - Uttar Pradesh, Madhaya Pradesh , Maharashtra, Bihar and Odisha e l i 8Total road length of 35,411 km including 12 National Highways f o 81187 km of Rail network r P 8Highest freight loading capacity. Railway operations in Chhattisgarh r th o alone generate 1/6 of Indian Railway's revenues t c e 8Existing Airport with new, modern terminal building in Naya Raipur. It S has won ‘National Tourism Award 2012-13’ for best airport in India in y g non-metro category. International flights to commence operations o l from Raipur soon. o n 8 Airports proposed at Raigarh and Bilaspur h c 8Vizag Port at a distance of 548 km from Raipur e t o 8Cargo complex is under development by AAI i B 8Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) is developing a Logistics Hub & over 100 acres in Naya Raipur l a c i t Centrally located with potential to develop u as the logistics hub of Central India Barrier free State e c a Ease of Doing Business m r a h P Land and Construction Cost : amongst the lowest in India h r a g s Lower Operating Cost i t t Indore a h h Positive Governance C 4Pro-active Government 4Stable Leadership 4Enabling Institutions 4IT leveraged Administration 04 Institutional Framework for Investment Facilitation 8State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB), created to facilitate proposals with investment above INR 10 Crores. 8SIPB is the empowered single point of contact for investments in the State. 8SIPB is headed by the Chief Minister, and consists of departmentally related ministers and Government officials, so as to ensure inter-departmental co- ordination. 8SIPB exercises powers of the State Government and Cabinet in so far as all matters relating to investment promotion are concerned. 8Department of Commerce & Industries is tasked with policy formulation for all industrial investment in the State. 8Department of Commerce & Industries has identified Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology as a key focus area of industrial growth within the State. 8Trade promotion and industrialization are the mandates of Commerce & Industries Department. 8Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation (CSIDC) is the executive authority involved in Industrial Promotion and Facilitation. 8Its functions includes land allocation, entering into JVs, managing PPPs and maintenance & up-gradation of industrial areas. 8It is also the nodal agency for implementing and monitoring NMFP scheme. 05 Policy Support Vision: Make in Chhattisgarh 5 1 4 0 To accelerate pace of industrialization 2 Industrial Policy 4To promote private sector participation for the - e 2014-19 development of basic and industrial infrastructure l i f o r P r 4To develop the ecosystem for a knowledge o t Electronics & IT/ITeS economy in the State c e 4To promote the State as an investment destination S Policy 2014-19 y 4Separate online Single Window Portal g o l o n h 4Value addition of the agriculture produce, fruits & c e vegetables and pulses & oilseeds in the State t Agro & Food o i Processing Policy 2012 4Generation of new opportunities of employment B in the agro and food processing sector & l a c i t 4To bring special focus and spotlight on the Auto u e Automotive Policy Sector c a 2012 4Tremendous scope given existing metal ancillaries m r in Central Chhattisgarh a h P : h 4To encourage, develop & promote solar power r a generation g s i Solar Policy 2012 4To meet growing demand of power in t t environmentally and economically sustainable a h manner h C Introduction of self certification / Focus on Ease of Doing Business third part certification Chhattisgarh is an emerging and attractive destination for investors 06 Key Investment Enablers: Talent Pool and Educational Infrastructure 4Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)- MHRD has announced to set up a new IIT in the State of Chhattisgarh. 4Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Raipur- A premier national institute in Management Education/ specialized research established in 2010. 4National Institute of Technology (NIT) Raipur- Premier institute in Engineering, IT and Technical Education offering graduate / PG courses established in 2005. 4All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS)- A premier institute for medical science and research in Raipur established in 2012. 4New campus of Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) will start from Academic session 2015-16. Centre of Excellence set up by Siemens. 4Hidayatullah National Law University operational in Naya Raipur. Ever enlarging and deep pool of talent Educational Number Intake 47 State universities, 1 central university, 6 Institutes Capacity private universities, 204 Government colleges and 256 private colleges. Engineering 49 18,870 4Courses related to IT like B.Sc. in Computer Polytechnic 43 7,120 Science, PGDCA, BCA etc. - offered by >50 colleges in the State. MBA 36 2,640 4Total enrolment of 125,656 students in the MCA 12 900 Government Colleges in the State (2012-13) . Total Intake Capacity 29,530 IIM, Raipur IIIT, Naya Raipur NIT, Raipur AIIMS, Raipur Nearly 30,000 professionals passing out into the job market, annually First State to provide skill development as a right. 1 lakh engineering candidates to be job-ready over the 12th plan period 07 Key Investment Enablers: Social and Physical Infrastructure 5 Public Transportation Facilities 1 0 4Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) under implementation. 2 4Raipur Nagar Nigam Transport Limited (RNNTL) - City Bus is operational and - currently 4 routes inside the city are being served by it. e l i 44/6 lane road connectivity in Raipur, Naya Raipur, Bhilai and Bilaspur. f o 4Travel time is less within the city and there are no traffic jams, which leads to more r P productivity and higher quality of life. r o t c e S Support Facilities y 4Excellent support facilities and on-site infrastructure like internal g o l road network, parking areas, security, uninterrupted power supply, o water supply, sewage treatment, solid waste management and n h landscaping, especially in Naya Raipur. c e t o i B Healthcare and Entertainment Facilities & l 4Healthcare Institutions such as Apollo, Fortis, AIIMS Raipur a c i (regional) Vedanta Cancer Care and Research Centre, Care, Sri Satya t u Sai Hospital and Narayana Hospitals are functional. e c 46 shopping malls in the city of Raipur, 2 in Bilaspur. More than a 15 lakh sq. ft. of shopping space. m r 4Presence of major hotel groups: Taj, Hyatt, Marriot, Babylon, VW Canyon, GT a h Star, 10 Downing Street. Park Group soon to come. P : 4PVR, INOX, CineMax, Glitz, Big Cinema and others. h r a g s i Good Quality of Life t t 4World Class Schools: Delhi Public School (DPS), NH Goel World a h School, Krishna Public School, Raj Kumar College (Public School), h C Kanger Valley, Mayur (Mayo) School and others. 4Excellent Law & Order situation. 4Abundant availability of comfortable housing at affordable prices. 4All major and aspirational brands have presence. For example, luxury car showrooms such as Jaguar, Audi, BMW, Mercedes. 08 Naya Raipur: The new SMART city of Chhattisgarh 4Largest Landbank and Greenfield City: 4th New Capital City in the country (and first in 21st Century) having a total gross area of 237 sq. km. (23,7000 Hectares). Naya Raipur has emerged as country’s first smart city with World class amenities. 4Sub-Area Head Quarter (HQ): Chhattisgarh Odisha Sub Area (COSA) setup and operational in Sector 03 of Naya Raipur. 4New Cantonment: 500 acres land allotted to Armed Forces and Paramilitary units such as Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Border Security Force (BSF) in Naya Raipur. 1000 acres being set aside for Indian Air Force (IAF). 4Knowledge hub with university, research and institutional complexes. 4World class amenities including 18-hole Golf Course, Theme Township, Convention Centre, IT SEZ, Shopping Malls and Multiplexes.
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