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Sanand Industrial Estate-Layout Plan Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation WELCOMES GIZ WORKSHOP AT AUROVILLE Gujarat - The Automobile Hub Becharaji Sanand Proposed Maruti Plant Nestle, Coca Cola, Nivea, Halol TEVA, Colgate, Bosch, POSCO, Uflex GM Motors & Hero Motor Corp 87 Km The Dangs 123 Km 175 Km Slide 2 Gujarat - The Automobile Hub Sanand – Vithalapur – Becharaji - Ahmedabad 134 Mehsana 19 Mehsana Becharaji Viramgam Ahmedabad 41 Vadodara 25 km 7 Vithalapur 133 Kadi Detroj 138 138 31 km Kalol 41 Excellent Road Connectivity 189 135 ► Sanand, Vithalapur, Becharaji Viramgam and Ahmedabad are connected 189 17 by State Highways Ahmedabad 13 km Tata ► The travel time between the Nano Sanand said places is not more than 2- 3 hours State Highway National Highway Future Connections Slide 3 Sanand Industrial Estate-Layout Plan Tata Nano Plant Women park Ford Plant Multi level shed Slide 4 GIDC SANAND INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Slide 5 Sanand Industrial Estate-Overview & Location Location Area of the Estate Sanand-Ahmedabad 2056 ha Focus Sector Sanand Engineering, Automobiles & ancillary units, Engineering plastics, Semiconductors, Electronics Distance from the Cities ► 570 KM from Mumbai ► 35 KM from Ahmedabad Major Players ► 130 KM from Baroda ► 275 KM from Surat Ahmedabad International & Domestic Airport 35 km/SH Kandla/JNPT/ Pipava Nearest Major Port 300-400 kms/ Yes Ahmedabad Nearby Railway Junction 35 km/SH Ahmedabad Nearby Major City 35 km/SH Nearby Auto Component Sanand Hub -------------------- Slide 6 Women’s Park Slide 7 MSME Park No Area of plot MSME park ( in Sq.M) 1 Up to 300 543 2 301 to 500 120 3 More than 88 500 Total 751 Slide 8 Multilevel shed at Sanand Industrial Estate-Layout Plan Slide 9 Existing Major Players Company Name Base Country Company Logo Company Name Base Country Company Logo Posco South Korea Ulfex Ltd India Nivea Germany Chipita India Pvt. Ltd Greece Coca Cola USA Motherson Summi Germany System Ltd Nestle Switzerland Showa India Pvt. Ltd Japan Parle India Tevapharm India Israel Colgate USA Pvt. Ltd Bosch Germany Graziano Transmission Pvt. Israel Hitachi Hirel Japan Ltd Allied Refractories USA Srithai Superware Manufacturing Pvt. Thailand Inergy Automotive Germany Ltd System Sacim Engineering Inbisco India Pvt Ltd Indonesia Italy Pvt. ltd Alstom Bharat Forge France Pvt. Ltd Valeo India France Bao Steel China Getrang Germany Colorobia Transmission Chemicals India Italy Pvt. Ltd Inductotherm India Emcure India Pharmaceuticals Ltd Visteon Corporation USA Slide 10 Support Infrastructure - Connectivity Port Air ► Port Connectivity is available with major ports – ► Ahmedabad International Airport is the nearest JNPT Mumbai, Kandla, Mundra & Pipavav. airport located at a distance of 35 kms from ► Mundra Port : 324 Km Sanand ► Hazira Port : 310 Km ► There are domestic airports located at Baroda ► Dahej Cargo Port : 270 Km (130 kms) & Surat (280 kms) ► Kandla Port : 274 Km ► Mumbai JNPT : 558 Km. Sanand Industrial Estate ► National Highways: NH–8A ► Sanand has a Broad Gauge connects Ahmedabad to (BG) railway network. Saurashtra and Kutch passes through Sanand ► The nearest railway station is at Ahmedabad at ► State Highways: SH–17 connects Ahmedabad to a distance of 35 kms Sanand and joins NH – 8A . ► SH-144, SH-135 and SH – 74 are the other important linkages within Sanand. Road Rail Slide 11 Support Infrastructure - Utilities Power Water ► 66 KV Vendor Park and 66 KV Chharodi ► GIDC will provide water at the factory doorstep. substations are located approx. 4 km away from ► Water supply scheme is 50 MLD the boundary of the estate. ► Booked Qty. for the 2016-17 is 6.75 MLD ► A 400/66KV substation is planned within the Sanand Estate to be operational in near future ► Number of connection 90 nos. ► For power, the company needs to apply to UGVCL. Sanand Industrial Estate ► Gujarat State Petronet Ltd. ► For liquid waste – No Facility is (GSPL) is providing in the available estate ► The company needs to directly apply to GSPL ► For solid waste – two disposal facilities are available, Naroda & Vatva. The sites are around 50 km form Sanand. Waste Infrastructure (for liquids and Gas solids) Slide 12 Sanand Industrial Estate -Charges Price/ Charges Payment option Land Base Allotment Price-INR 3600/- Option - 100% Payment (within 60 days Price per sq mts (2016-2017) 1 after the receipt of allotment letter) Water supply charge-INR 50/- per Option - sq. mts 50% Payment Water 2 Charges Water rate -INR 28.95/ KL 12 quarterly installment Additional 5% frontage charges of the Rate of Interest -14% (may vary Charges prevailing allotment price upto from time to time) 50,000 sq mts and INR15/- for each square meter then after Special Waste benefit for Zero Discharge Estate 2% Rebate on interest & 10 Year Water MSME & Women’s installment for the payment of Plot Company needs to apply directly Park Gas to Gas Company Average power tariff –INR 6/kwh Power Please visit the website www.ugvcl.com for tariff structure Other For Online application manual- Welfare fund: INR 15/- per sq. mts http://117.239.80.70/gidc/Document/General_Login.pdf Charges Slide 13 Slide 14 Capital Works completed-- Sanand-II (BOL) 1. Flexible Pavement 2. Rigid Pavement Slide 15 Slide 16 Slide 17 Slide 18 Slide 19 Slide 20 Slide 21 Slide 22 Slide 23 Slide 24 Slide 25 Slide 26 Slide 27 Slide 28 Slide 29 Slide 30 Slide 31 Slide 32 Slide 33 Slide 34 Slide 35 Slide 36 Slide 37 Slide 38 Slide 39 ESR – 3 (13 Lac Litres) ESR – 4 (10 Lac Litres) Slide 40 ESR – 6 (10 Lac Litres) Slide 41 Pump House at Sump – 1 (90 Lac Litres) Slide 42 Slide 43 Pump House at Sump – 2 (70 Lac Litres) Slide 44 Slide 45 Electric Panels inside Pump House Slide 46 Electric Panels inside Pump House Slide 47 Slide 48 Pumping Machinery inside Pump House Slide 49 Pumping Machinery inside Pump House Slide 50 Slide 51 Slide 52 Thank You Slide 54 Slide 55 Slide 56 Khoraj Estate-Layout Plan Slide 57 Support Infrastructure - Connectivity Port Air ► Port Connectivity is available with major ports – ► Ahmedabad International Airport is the nearest JNPT Mumbai, Kandla, Mundra & Pipavav. airport located at a distance of 95 kms from ► Mundra Port : 341 Km Sanand ► Hazira Port : 300 Km ► There are domestic airports located at Baroda ► Dahej Cargo Port : 240 Km (225 kms) & Surat (375 kms) ► Kandla Port : 300 Km Mandal Industrial Estate ► Mandal has a Nerrow Gauge (NG) railway network. ► The nearest railway station is at at a distance of ► State Highways: SH-133 connects Kadi to 22 kms Virmagam . Road Rail Slide 58 Support Infrastructure - Utilities Power Water ► 66 KV substations are in Estate. ► GIDC will provide water at the factory doorstep. ► For Mandal ( Japanress park ) , water supply scheme of 3 MLD ► Water Supply scheme For other Estate near Mandal is 20 MLD ► For power, the company needs to apply to UGVCL. Mandal Industrial Estate ► Gujarat State Petronet Ltd. ► For liquid waste – No Facility is (GSPL) is providing in the available estate ► The company needs to directly apply to GSPL Waste Infrastructure (for liquids and Gas solids) Slide 59 Mandal-I(Japaness park) & Mandal-II Estate-Layout Plan Mandal ( Japaness park) Estate Mandal -II Estate Slide 60 GIDC MANDAL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Slide 61 Mandal ( Japaness Park) Industrial Estate -Charges Price/ Charges Payment option Land Base Allotment Price-INR 2310/- Option - 100% Payment (within 60 days Price per sq mts (2016-2017) 1 after the receipt of allotment letter) Water supply charge-INR 50/- per Option - sq. mts 50% Payment Water 2 Water consumption charge-INR Charges 30.00/ KL (Capital Contribution if requirement is above than 22.2 12 quarterly installment KLD/ha) Additional 5% frontage charges of the Rate of Interest -14% (may vary Charges prevailing allotment price upto from time to time) 50,000 sq mts and INR15/- for each square meter then after Waste Zero Discharge Estate Water Company needs to apply directly Gas to Gas Company Average power tariff –INR 6/kwh Power Please visit the website www.ugvcl.com for tariff structure Other For Online application manual- Welfare fund: INR 15/- per sq. mts http://117.239.80.70/gidc/Document/General_Login.pdf Charges Slide 62.
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