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Sub Regional Office,Chiplun Sub Regional Office,Chiplun A) Industries- Total - CAC-15 nos & Total- CC - 11 nos a) 1. MIDC name- Lote Parshuram, Tal- Khed, Dist- Ratnagiri Red Orange Total CAC units 06 - 06 CC units 09 - 09 (List enclosed in Annex 1a & 1b) 2. MIDC name -Kherdi ,Tal- Chiplun, Dist- Ratnagiri Red Orange Total CAC units - - - CC units 01 - 01 (List enclosed in Annex 2a & 2b) 3. MIDC name - Ganekhdpoli, Tal- Chiplun, Dist- Ratnagiri Red Orange Total CAC units - - - CC units 01 - 01 (List enclosed in Annex 3a & 3b) b. Non MIDC area Red Orange Total CAC units 09 - 09 CC units - - - (List enclosed in Annex 4a & 4b) 1 SRO, Chiplun A) Industries-- Sub Regional Office,Chiplun (Annex 1 a) List of CAC industries in MIDCLote (Red Category) Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Investment No. in (Crs.) 1 M/s. Gharda Pl. No. D-1/2, R-58 Pesticides 31/12/2015 398.78 Chemicals MIDCLote, (Technical) Tal. Khed, Dist. (excluding Ratnagiri. formulation 2 M/s USV Ltd., B-1/8,M.I.D.C R-60 31/12/2015 171 Lote Pharmaceuticals Parshuram,Tal- (Excluding Khed formulation) 3 M/s Vinati Pl. No. A-20, R-5 Basic 31/5/2016 182.5 Organics Ltd., MIDCLote, Chemicals Tal. Khed, Dist. Ratnagiri. 4 M/S Hindustan B-7, MIDC R-76 Synthetic 31/10/2014 89.87 Unilever Ltd., Lote, Tal-Khed, detergents and applied Dist-Ratnagiri. soaps (excluding formulation) 5 M/s Kansai F-1/2, F-2, F-2, R-45 Paint 31/7/2017 108.59 Nerolac Paints MIDC Lote, Ltd., Tal-Khed, Dist- Ratnagiri 6 M/s Dow A-1, MIDC R-58 Pesticides 30/06/2016 75.16 Agroscience Ltd., Lote, Tal-Khed, (Technical) Dist-Ratnagiri (excluding formulation) 2 Sub Regional Office,Chiplun (Annex 1 b) List of CC industries in MIDCLote(Red Category) Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Inv Remark No. (Crs.) 1 A B Mauri (I) Ltd., D-7/2A, R-19 30/9/2014 40.51 MIDC Lote, Fermentation applied Tal-Khed, Inudstry Dist- including Ratnagiri mfg of yeast 2 Rallis India Ltd., D-26, MIDC R-58 31/7/2015 38.34 Lote, Tal- Pesticides Khed, Dist- (Technical) Ratnagiri (excluding formulation 3 PentokeyOrgany D-1/1, R-5 Basic 28/2/2018 30.43 Ltd., MIDC Lote, Chemicals Tal-Khed, Dist- Ratnagiri 4 Indian Oxalate Ltd B-2, MIDC R-5 Basic 31/3/2018 26.32 Lote, Tal- Chemicals Khed, Dist- Ratnagiri 5 Shreyas D-21, MIDC R-16 Dye dye 28/02/2014 45.0 Intermediate Ltd., Lote, Tal- intermediate applied Khed, Dist- Ratnagiri 6 Sandvik Asia Pvt. D-27/1, R-5 Basic 30/4/2014 26.21 Ltd. MIDC Lote Chemicals applied Tal- Khed,Dist- Ratnagiri. 7 Gharda Chemicals F-1/1, MIDC R-66Power 31/12/2018 47.48 Ltd(Co gen) Lote Tal- generating Khed,Dist- plants Ratnagiri. (excluding D.G. Sets) 8 Excel Industries D-9, R-5 Basic 31/1/2018 69.44 MIDCLote Chemicals Tal- Khed,Dist- Ratnagiri. 9 M/s Akasaka G-1, MIDC R-36 Up to 27.00 Yet not Electronics Ltd, Lote, Tal- Industry or Commissio started Khed, Dist- process ning of the Ratnagiri involiving unit surface treatment 3 List of CAC industries in MIDC Kherdi(Red Category) (Annex 2a) Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Investment No. in (Crs.) NiL List of CC industries in MIDC Kherdi(Red Category) (Annex 2 b) Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Investment No. in (Crs.) 1 M/S Three M Paper Plot No. F-1 R-61 Mfg of 30/6/2015 52.81 Mfg Co. Pvt. Ltd MIDC,Kerdi, Paper Tal-Chiplun, (Waste Dist- Based paper Ratnagiri & Waste heat recovery co- gen plant) 4 List of CAC industries in MIDC GaneKhadpoli (Red Category) (Annex 3a) Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Investment No. in (Crs.) NiL List of CC industries in MIDC GaneKhadpoli(Red Category) (Annex 3 b) Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Investment No. in (Crs.) 1 M/s Saf Yeast Pvt. C-3, MIDC R-19 31/12/2014 46.48 Ltd., Ganekhadpoli, Fermentation Tal-Chiplun, Inudstry Dist-Ratnagiri including mfg of yeast 5 (Annex 4 a) List of CAC industries in Non-MIDC areas(Red Category) Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Inv Remark No (Crs.) . 1 M/s. Ratnagiri A/p- Anjanwel, Tal. R-66 Power 31/08/2014 8644.74 Gas & Power Guhagar, Dist, generating applied Pvt. Ltd. Ratnagiri. plants excluding D. G. Set 2 M/s. Ratnagiri Gat R-65 Ports 30/06/2015 4150.0 Gas & Power No.1036,1037,1039,10 and Pvt. Ltd.(LNG 40A/p- Anjanwel, Tal. Harbours Terminal) Guhagar, Dist, Jetties and Ratnagiri. dredging Operations 3 M/s. Ratnagiri A/p- Anjanwel, Tal. R-65 Ports 31/05/2007 210.0 One time Gas & Power Guhagar, Dist, and operation Pvt. Ltd.(Single Ratnagiri. Harbours SPM is not for specific Port Mooring Jetties and in purpose Plant) dredging operation hence not Operations renewed 4 M/s A/p-Usgaon,Tal- R-65 Ports 31/12/2014 95.0 BharatiShipYa Dapoli, Dist-Ratnagiri and rd Ltd Harbours Jetties and dredging Operations 5 M/s Gail 2nd Floor, (Laying of R-54 Oil & Up to 1350.00 Yet not (India) Ltd 36”/24” Dabhol- Gas Commissio started Banglore Gas Pipeline Transportati ning of the Project) MTNL on Pipeline unit. Issued Telephone Exchange dt- Building, Sector-11, 12/01/2011 CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai 6 M/s A/p-Dhopawe, Tal- R-31 Up to 7291.33 Yet not Maharashtra Guhaghar, Dist- Thermal Commissio started State Power Ratnagiri Power Plants ning of the Generation Co. unit. Issued Ltd, dt- 17/11/2007 7 M/s Koyna Maharashtra State R-66Power Applied 1119.45 This Generating Power Generation generation hydropowe plants [Except Station Company Ltd, Stage- Wind, Solar r project Complex, IV, Alore, Tal- and Mini Hydel applied CHiplun, Dist- Power Plant of first time Ratnagiri capacity sent to RO 6 <25MW)and 16/01/2014 DG set of capacity.5 MVA] 8 M/s Maharashtra State R-66Power Applied 78.3374 This KoynaGenerati Power Generation generation hydropowe plants [Except ng Station Company Ltd, Stage- Wind, Solar r project Complex, III, Alore, Tal- and Mini Hydel applied CHiplun, Dist- Power Plant of first time Ratnagiri capacity sent to RO <25MW)and 16/01/2014 DG set of capacity.5 MVA] 9 M/s Koyna Maharashtra State R-66Power Applied 116.896 This Generating Power Generation generation hydropowe plants [Except Station Company Ltd, Stage- Wind, Solar r project Complex, I& II, Pophali, Tal- and Mini Hydel applied CHiplun, Dist- Power Plant of first time Ratnagiri capacity sent to RO <25MW)and 16/01/2014 DG set of capacity.5 MVA] (Annex 4b) List of CC industries in Non-MIDC areas Sr. Industry Name Address Type Validity Investment No. in (Crs.) 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