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Welcome to India's First Global Business Eco City WELCOME TO INDIA’S FIRST GLOBAL BUSINESS ECO CITY. © 2011 Spire World For more details, contact: +91 9717093106, +91 11 40804080 Spire World, 5D, Plaza M6, Jasola District Centre, New Delhi 110 025, India. Email: [email protected] W: www.spireworld.in An integrated business city built on the concept of WELCOME environmental integration with industrial development. Manesar is where business, lifestyle, housing, healthcare TO MANESAR and academia come together in perfect agreement. Rated amongst the 6 best business hubs in the country*, Manesar is a 1736 acre extremely well planned industrial & business district, ideal for companies looking for consolidation, expansion and growth. Already a buzzing business destination in the NCR, it is now fast developing as India’s first eco-city, thanks to the funding by the Ministry of Economic Trade and Investment, Japan. • Spread over 1736 acres Manesar has been planned and built to meet international standards in infrastructure development, industrial township • World-class infrastructure and service delivery. It’s strategic location, excellent connectivity, planned amenities and infrastructure is what has • Developed in functional partnership with already made Manesar a favoured business destination for HSIIDC and Ministry of Economic Trade several large Japanese, European and Indian multinationals. and Investment, Japan A fast emerging city of the Haryana state, Manesar is • Divided into zones for serving the diverse acquiring an identity as ‘New Gurgaon’. With the rise in vneeds of the manufacturing and service demand for offices and trade centers due to rapid industry, apart from designated areas for globalization, the national capital is facing an acute shortage education, lifestyle, housing and healthcare. of space, resulting in cost of land and tenancy becoming fairly prohibitive. That’s why, Manesar has opened up new vistas • Twin benefits - Government Support and for businesses to grow. Add to this the advantage of all land Private Sector Efficiency being on a freehold, a multi-functional Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Complex (HSIIDC), • More than 800 MNC offices and a malls, wide roads, ample parking, privatized electricity supply workforce of more than 100,000. and over 250 acres of group housing in the neighborhood coming up to mention a few of the utilities already in place. Manesar holds the dual advantage of direct access to the national capital, coupled with favourable rental costs. Part of Delhi NCR, IMT Manesar is strategically located just 32 kms from Delhi International Airport. It lies at the cusp of the Delhi-Jaipur Highway & KMP Expressway, just 15 kms from Gurgaon - NCR’s most bustling suburban business district. LOCATION AND Well connected by the two expressways, Manesar will soon also be connected by Mehrauli-Gurgaon-Manesar as well as the Dwarka-Manesar Metro corridor. CONNECTIVITY With the increasing competition in the real estate sector, the race to turn Manesar into a world class business city is heating up. ITPO already has plans to shift the India International Trade Fair from Pragati Maidan, Delhi to a location next to Manesar. RESIDENTIAL PUBLIC AND SEMI PUBLIC OPEN SPACE RAILWAY LINE And facilities like banks, health clubs, restaurants, hospitals, COMMERCIAL PUBLIC UTILITY AGRICULTURE METRO schools, shopping malls and over 250 acre of group housing INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURE TRANSPORT EXPRESS WAY in the vicinity, are turning Manesar from a growing industrial hub into a holistic planned city. AIRPORT 32 KMS • Ideally located on NH-8, about 45 kms from Delhi, and 15 kms from Gurgaon • Upcoming Metro link to both South and West Delhi • On the way to the highly developed Gurgaon-Neemrana-Rewari industrial corridor. • Proximity to Delhi's domestic and international airport – 32 kms (25 mins on NH8) • Proximity to ICD Tughlakabad from where Container Corporation of India provide regular train services for containerized cargo. • The 25000 acre Reliance SEZ (Special Economic Zone) to come up near NH8 and would extend to the KMP expressway MANESAR • ITPO to shift India International Trade Fair to Manesar The contents of this brochure and the map are based on public information generally believed to be reliable. Due care and caution has been exercised in compilation of data. However, this brochure does not purport to be a solicitation of any device of Spire World and Spire World does not accept any liability whatsoever, nor do they accept responsibility for any consequences arising from the use of the research or information provided herein. Map not to scale. All images are only representative. • Expansive planned internal road network • 220 KV Power station with 4 substations of 66 KV each THE RIGHT INFRASTRUCTURE • Hi – Tech Telcom facilities • Robust civic infrastructure Planned Infrastructure system is a key to success. It underpins growth and agglomerates benefits. • Facilities: Helipad, Fire Station, Skill Development A COMPLETE Center, Police Station, Shopping Malls, Rated amongst the 6 Best IT Hubs in the country, Manesar is Health Facilities, School Sites, Sites for an Integrated Business and Industrial Township that offers Post Office/Banks, Conference Centre, BUSINESS everything a business needs - right from robust infrastructure Warehousing & Cargo Facilities and HSIIDC for manufacturing and services to support amenities and office complex housing for all industry lifestyle facilities. related government departments. ECOSYSTEM The master planners have crafted a world-class city plan based on the ‘new urbanisation’ concepts of integrated development that can lend itself to scalability and sustainability in the future. ROADS Wide all-weather metal roads spanning the length and breadth of Manesar. POWER 220KV Power station and 4 substations of 66KV each TELECOM A robust communications network and hi-tech telecom facilities, built and operated by leading national telecom operators like Bharti Airtel, has been set up across Manesar, giving business units and residents multiple options for their data and voice requirements. WATER Manesar is serviced by an independent water supply system. SEWERAGE The sewerage system discharges the sewage into a treatment plant where it is treated to public discharge standards, and the recycled water is used for horticultural and industrial purposes. BUSINESS & ECONOMY OF MANESAR • Currently produces two third of passenger cars and sixty percent of motor cycles manufactured in the country. Also, one out of every four bicycles in the Country is THE RIGHT ENVIRONMENT manufactured here. • The number of large and medium units in Manesar has increased to 2120 today with a capital investment of Rs. 225 billion while employing 5 lakh people and producing goods worth Rs. 22800 crores. A winning combination of a multi-product Special Economic • Manesar has projects with foreign technical collaboration. Maruti Udyog Limited, Hero Honda, Modi Zone (SEZ), leased plots and freehold land, provide for a • Country's largest Exhibition cum AFFORDABLE REAL ESTATE Alcatel, VXL India, Perfitti India, Benetton, Energetic, Hamdard, scalable and multi-dimensional business plan. The offering is Exposition Ground is being planned in • Real Estate prices are roughly 1/2 to 1/3rd of the prices Optiflex to name a few. made complete by the social and lifestyle zones that support Manesar, in close proximity to the prevailing in nearby areas of Gurgaon/Sohna. the manufacturing, services and business zones with homes industrial region of IMT. • Over 800 MNCs have their offices in Manesar. and recreational facilities, all within one integrated development. RESIDENTIAL • Japan's Toshiba team undertook the • Residential Sale in Manesar costs between Rs. 3000 – project of First Eco City of India giving • Favorable business policy by Haryana government such MANUFACTURING Rs. 3600 psf as against Rs. 6000 psf in Gurgaon and special attention to water recycling, power, as responsive and transparent administration, efficient The well demarcated multiple industrial zones ensure that Rs. 5000 psf on Sohna Road, making Manesar one of logistics, solid waste management and delivery system, highly standardized and simplified cluster benefits are maximized in each specialised area the most affordable regions in NCR. transportation.This will be funded by the procedures and one contact Agency, provide a accruing maximum advantage from related clusters. conducive business environment. Ministry of Economic Trade and • Residential plots of 100-150 square yards are today Investment, Government of Japan. SERVICES going for Rs. 23,000 - Rs. 27,000 per square yard as • Nestle, the world’s leading FMCG Company has set up Manesar provides IT and ITeS service sector companies an against Rs. 85000 – Rs. 100,000 per square yard in Gurgaon. its R&D Center in Manesar. ambience and infrastructure that is highly superior to Gurgaon and Delhi and yet it provides with this world class infrastructure COMMERCIAL • Also, Perfetti and Cadbury have their base in Manesar. at affordable pricing. • Commercial Space in Manesar starts from Rs. 4500 psf as against Rs. 10,000 psf in Gurgaon. INVESTMENT It is an ideal location for back-end processing and 24x7 • Almost 70% of Japanese investment in India is in • Commercial Rent in Manesar are in the range of Rs. 30 operations as employees can live and work within a short Haryana, especially in automobiles such as Maruti - Rs. 50 psf for Grade A building as against commercial distance from upcoming 250 acres of group housing colonies. Suzuki (Rs. 7000 cr in 2 plants) and Honda (Rs. 1500 cr rent in Gurgaon which varies from Rs. 75 psf – Rs. 135 psf. in 2 plants and 300 cr planned), Toyota (Rs. 100 cr) (Rs. 135 psf on MG Road, Rs. 110 on Golf Course Road Manesar is seen as the next generation IT-ITes destination and also in electronics like Panasonic. and Rs. 65 on Sohna Road in Grade A building) and is conveniently located. It has become one of the most preferred places to invest money in for both buyers and • Among various Asian companies there is Zte Corp, investors. Around 150 acres have been ear marked for Laser India, Samsung (Rs. 300 cr.) etc.
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