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GIDC Land Rates Investment Opportunities in Gujarat Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation GIDC Sanand-III(Khoraj) Industrial Estate Under the flagship Make in India and further enhance partnership with Japan, GIDC has established exclusively Japan Industrial Township at Khoraj (Sanand-III). It spans across 1438 ha of land, out of which 612 ha of land is developed as Japan Industrial Township Connectivity Ahmedabad International Airport 45 KM Ahmedabad Railway Junction 45 KM Kandla Dahej Hazira Mundra JNPT Mumbai 266 KM 272 KM 318 KM 324 KM 586 KM Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Provide by GIDC at doorstep. • Permissible limit of 11 KLD/ ha area of land allotted • Planning of 30 lakhs ltr capacity of Sump & 15 lakh ltr. Yet to finalized Capacity ESR • Planning of 3.68 capacity SUMP in residential zone • Five 66/11 KV substation and one 200KV substation is under INR 7.50 per planning kwh (USD 0.09*) • Three 66/11 KV substation is under planning exclusively for Japanese zone. • GSPL would supply GAS at doorstep of factory INR 32 per SCM • The gas distribution within the factory will be done by (USD 0.4*) Company's own cost. Available Space Target Sectors 450 ha. ( including 36 ha. for Japanese • Aerospace residential zone) • Defense Allotment Price • Automobile & Ancillary Engineering INR 3735/- (Tentative) (USD 49.5*) • Electronics 10,000- 25,000- 50,000- >10,000 >1,00,000 Land Parcel Size (sqm) 25,000 50,000 100,000 INR 1=75 USD* GIDC Sanand-II Industrial Estate Sanand –II spread over 2056 ha of land with well developed infrastructure facilities for industries. Located just 25- 30kms from Ahmedabad City and hub of automobile sector Connectivity Ahmedabad International Airport 45 KM Ahmedabad Railway Junction 45 KM Kandla Dahej Hazira Mundra JNPT Mumbai 266 KM 272 KM 318 KM 324 KM 586 KM Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Provide by GIDC at doorstep. • Permissible limit of 13.5 KLD/ ha area of land allotted INR 33 per KL (USD 0.4*) • Four 66/11 KV substation area operational • One 66/11 KV substation is under planning INR 7.50 per • 400/200 KV substation located within estate to be kwh (USD 0.09*) operational soon • GSPL would supply GAS at doorstep of factory INR 32 per SCM • The gas distribution within the factory will be done by (USD 0.4*) Company's own cost. Available Space Target Sectors 493 ha • Engineering, • Automobile & ancillary Allotment Price • Plastics • Electronics INR 3780/- (USD 50.1*) • Pharma 10,000- 25,000- 50,000- >10,000 >1,00,000 Land Parcel Size (sqm) 25,000 50,000 100,000 INR 1=75 USD* GIDC Japanese Zone Industrial Estate To Promote Japanese investment in the State, GIDC has earmarked and developed Gujarat’s first country-specific industrial estate spreading over 123 ha near Vithalapur, Mandal Connectivity Ahmedabad International Airport 90 KM Viramgam Railway Station 30 KM Kandla Mundra Dahej Hazira JNPT Mumbai 275 KM 325 KM 330 KM 381 KM 633 KM Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Water supply available from Narmada main canal NC-14. INR 47.3 per • Zinzuwada branch canal passes through Bechraji Mandal and KL (USD 0.6*) Dasada taluka • One 66 KV substation is operational and one 220 KV INR 7.50 per substation is to be proposed by GETCO . To be operational kwh (USD 0.09*) in near future • Existing pipeline from Vapi to Mehsana by GSPL. INR 32 per SCM • GSPC network to be extended from Mehsana to Becharaji. (USD 0.4*) Available Space Target Sectors 22 ha • Engineering • Automobile & ancillary Allotment Price INR 2900 (USD 38.4*) Land Parcel Size (sqm) 25,000-50,000 50,000-100,000 >1,00,000 INR 1=75 USD* GIDC Bhagapura Industrial Estate To create value chain with the auto giants such as Maruti Suzuki, GIDC has identified & acquired approximately 273 ha of land in Bhagapura, Ahmedabad for developing Maruti Suzuki Vendors Park Connectivity Ahmedabad International Airport 90 KM Viramgam Railway Station 30 KM Kandla Mundra Dahej Hazira JNPT Mumbai 275 KM 325 KM 330 KM 381 KM 633 KM Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Water supply available from Narmada canal INR 47.3 per KL (USD 0.6*) • One 66 KV substation is operational by 2021 and two 66KV INR 7.50 per and one 220 KV substation is under planning kwh (USD 0.09*) • Existing pipeline from Vapi to Mehsana by GSPL. INR 32 per SCM • GSPC network to be extended from Mehsana to Becharaji. (USD 0.4*) Available Space Target Sectors 100 ha • Engineering • Automobile & ancillary Allotment Price • Plastics • Electronics INR 3550 (USD 47.0*) Land Parcel Size (sqm) 25,000-50,000 50,000-100,000 >1,00,000 INR 1=75 USD* GIDC Saykha Industrial Estate Gujarat Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR) comprise of 453 sq.km(45,300 ha) Bharuch district , is the first operational and most developed PCPIR in the country. Within PCPIR GIDC has existing Industrial estates as Dahej I, Dahej II, Dahej III, Vilayat, Saykha and Dahej SEZ Connectivity Vadodara International Airport Surat Airport 85 KM 93 KM Bharuch Dahej Railway Station 62 KM Adani Petronet GCPTCL Liquid LNG Petronet Chemical Terminal (Gas Terminal) Within 30 Reliance Liquid Fuel Birla Copper Bulk cargo km Jetty Jetty Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Permissible limit for Chemical zone is 55 KL/ per ha /per day INR 39.5 per • Permissible limit for Engineering zone is 22 KL/per ha/per KL (USD 0.5*) day • Effluent collection network is laid down Norms : 33kl/ha/day Drainage Cess • If the quantity of effluent is more than permissible limit, INR 21,975 per factory shall have to lay down the line from their Kl (USD 291*) premises upto the drainage pumping station. • Common Effluent Treatment Facility: 40 MLD • ONGC, Gujarat Gas Limited would supply GAS at INR 32 per SCM doorstep of factory (USD 0.4*) Target Sectors Available Space • Chemical & Petrochemical, 201 ha • Dyes & Pigments • Textile Allotment Price • Plastics INR 2100 (USD 27.8*) • Engineering Land Parcel Size (sqm) >10,000 10,000-15,000 INR 1=75 USD* GIDC Dahej SEZ Industrial Estate Gujarat Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR) comprise of 453 sq.km(45,300 ha) Bharuch district , is the first operational and most developed PCPIR in the country. Within PCPIR GIDC has existing Industrial estates as Dahej I, Dahej II, Dahej III, Vilayat, Saykha and Dahej SEZ Connectivity Vadodara International Airport Surat Airport 130 KM 136 KM Bharuch Dahej Railway Station 44 KM Adani Petronet GCPTCL Liquid LNG Petronet Chemical Terminal (Gas Terminal) Within 30 Hazira 100 KM km Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Provide by GIDC at doorstep. INR 38.2 per • Permissible limit of 55 KLD/ ha area of land allotted for KL (USD 0.5*) chemical & 33 KLD/Hac area of land allotted for Engineering • Four 33/66 KV substation area operational. INR 7.50 per • Torrent Power Ltd:- 1200 Mega KV power plant functional kwh (USD 0.09*) co-developer for power distribution • Gujarat State Petronet Limited would supply GAS at INR 32 per SCM doorstep of factory (USD 0.4*) • The gas distribution within the factory will be done by Company's own cost. Available Space Target Sectors Multi Products 158.1 ha Allotment Price INR 1650 (USD 21.8*) Depending upon the requirement of individual Land Parcel Size (sqm) companies contiguous land can be carved out. INR 1=75 USD* GIDC Halol II Industrial Estate Halol estate is located in Panchmahal District and has an area of 461 hectares while Halol Expansion has an area of 601 hectares. Additionally, Halol-Savli has been declared as a Special Investment Region, under the Special Investment Region Act - Government of Gujarat, spread over an area of 123 sq kms Connectivity Vadodara Airport Ahmedabad International Airport 42 KM 155 KM Broad Gauge track line from Baroda to Godhra 6 KM Dahej Hazira Kandla JNPT Mumbai Mundra 175 KM 220 KM 450 KM 485 KM 500 KM Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Water supply network is laid. Adequate water available INR 50 per KL (USD 0.6*) • 220 KV power station and 220 KV power line passing INR 7.50 per through Halol kwh (USD 0.09*) • Two 66 KV substation has been proposed in GIDC Halol • Gujarat gas limited would supply GAS at doorstep of INR 32 per SCM factory (USD 0.4*) Available Space Target Sectors 116 ha • Automobile & ancillary units • Engineering Allotment Price • Plastics • Electronics INR 1520 (USD 20.1*) 10,000- 25,000- 50,000- >10,000 >1,00,000 Land Parcel Size (sqm) 25,000 50,000 100,000 INR 1=75 USD* Dholera Investment Region Dholera SIR spread over 920 kms, is a proposed industrial hub located 100 km of South of Ahmedabad and 130 km from Gandhinagar. It’s the first investment region to be designed under DMIC proejct Connectivity • Ahmedabad International Airport 125 Km • Proposed Dholera International Airport by 15 Km AAI • Rail Connection – Proposed Bhimnath – Dholera Freight Line connecting to Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) Pipava Port 209 KM Kandla Port 330 KM Mundra Port 396 KM Infrastructure Facilities Rates • Water Treatment Plant having Portable Water INR 40 per KL (USD 0.5*) capacity of 50 MLD Treated Water INR 20 per KL (USD 0.2*) • 24x7 uninterrupted Power Supply with Lowest Tariff in INR 4.50-5.50 per the country kwh (USD 0.05- 0.07*) • Provision for supply of Natural Gas to Industries and USD 8.5-10* MMBTU Residential Areas • Common Effluent Treatment Plant having capacity of 20 MLD • Sewage Treatment Plant having capacity of 15 MLD Available Space Target Sectors 400 ha Multi Products (Non Chemical) Allotment Price INR 2750 (USD 36..4*) Land Parcel Size 20,000-50,000 >1,00,000 INR 1=75 USD* Industrial Incentives Electronics Policy Incentive Incentive Type Ceiling/Cap Incentives
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