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List of Major Industries in Karnataka Pdf List of major industries in karnataka pdf Continue This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total. Companies based in Bangalore (5 C, 136 P) Banks based in Karnataka (10 P) - Karnataka Film Company (1 C, 2 P) - Companies based in Mangalore (13 P) Manipal Education and Medical Group (3 C, 10 P) Companies based in Mysore (1 C, 3 P) The following 17 pages are in the category of this, out of 17 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (more). Ayas Shilpa Chamundeshwari Electricity Corporation Housejoy Hukkeri Rural Electric Cooperative Society Hutti Gold Mines Limited Licious Livspace Mysore Cements Limited Mysore Paper Mills RedBus Stylumia Talview Bangalore Press Visvesvaraya Metallurgical Plant VRL Group Wipro Grover sampa extracted from KarnatakaBengaluru's economy is the capital of KarnatakaStatististicaGDP₹15.35 lach crore (US$220 billion) (2018-19) (2018-19) (2018-19) (2018-19) (2018-19) (2018-19) (22) GDP per capita₹231,246 ($3,200 USA) (2019-20) - 1 GDP per capita ranked7th by SectorAgriculture 10% Industry 26% Services 64% (2019-2020)-Unemployment4.8% (2017-2018 (2) Budget balance₹-46,072 crore ($6.5 billion) (2.55% GBO) (2020-2021) Revenue₹1.80 lakh crore (25 billion). (US$2020-21) Expenditures₹2.38 lach (US$33 billion) (2020-21) Karnataka is one of the highest economic growth rates in India with the expected growth of GSDP (gross state domestic product) of 8.2% in fiscal 2010-11. Karnataka's total expected GSDP in 2010-2011 is about ₹2719.56 billion. Karnataka recorded the highest gdp and GDP per capita growth in the last decade compared to other countries. In 2008-2009, the top sector contributed to the GSDP ($31.6 billion), followed by the secondary sector ($17 billion) and the primary sector ($9.5 billion). With total GDP growth of 56.2% and GDP per capita growth of 43.9% over the past decade, Karnataka has overtaken all other states of India, pushing Karnataka's per capita income into the Indian rupee into sixth place. Karnataka received $2026.4 million in foreign direct investment for the 2008-09 fiscal year, placing it in third place among the states of India. At the end of 2004, the unemployment rate in Karnataka was 4.57 per cent, compared with the national level of 5.99 per cent. In the 2006-2007 financial year, the inflation rate in Karnataka was 4.4%, which was less than the national average. Between 2011 and 2017-18, the state's GPBO grew by 13.11 percent and reached ₹12.69 trillion (US$196.88 billion) and Net Public Domestic Product (NSDP) rose 12.83 percent to ₹11.45 trillion ($177.68 billion). The fiscal year in Karnataka begins on April 1 of the previous calendar year and ends on March 31 of the year with which it will read. After Bengaluru Urban, Dakshina Kannada (Mangaluru) and Belagavi districts make the highest income in the state respectively. Agriculture and livestock haystacks on stilts in the rice fields of Uttara Kannada district Agriculture is the main occupation of the majority of the rural population of Karnataka. A total of 123,100 sq km of land is cultivated in Karnataka, which is 64.60% of the total geographical area of the state. According to the 2001 census, farmers and agricultural workers accounted for 56 per cent of Karnataka's workforce. Agriculture in Karnataka is heavily dependent on the southwestern monsoon, as it has the second largest arid land in the state after Rajasthan. Only 26.5% of the sown area (30,900 km2) is irrigated. The state has three agricultural seasons - Harif (April to September), Rabi (October to December) and Summer (January to March). Below is the 2015 table of the share of national production of individual crops and related segments in Karnataka based on prices 201182.7 Saflor 62.1 Ragi 59.2 Aekanut 158.6 Sunflower 55.2 Tamarind 32.4 Sericulture and Apiculture 28.2 9 Jovar 26.9 Horse 25.6 Sapota 24.6 Paprika 19.9 Pomegranate 19.8 Watermelon 19.7 Coconut 17.3 Grapes 117.3 Floristics 16.8 Drugs 15.9 Wool and Hair 14.8 Corn 14.5 Pepper 14.2 Cucumber 13.9 Seasons and Spices 13.5 Sugar Cane 10.7 Cashew Nut 9.6 Arhar 9.4 Tobacco Leaf 9.2 Tobacco stalk 9.2 Fuel wood 8.4 Carrot 7.9 Tomato 7.2 Pineapple 7.1 Egg 6.7 Beans 6.6 Lemon 6.6 Pulse 6 .5 Jackfruit 6.4 Turmeric 5.8 Cocoa 5.6 Peanuts 5.6 Sea Fish 5.5 Ginger 5.4 Mango 5.4 Grass 5.2 Papaya 5.2 Rubber 5.1 Kitchen Garden 5.0 Main Crops Grown in Karnataka Essential Crops, grown rice, Ragi, Giovar (sorghum), corn and legumes (Tour and gram) in addition to oilseeds and a number of other cash crops. It also produces kykyu, coconut, amacanut, cardamom, chili, cotton, sugar cane and tobacco. Karnataka is the largest producer of coarse grains, coffee, raw silk and tomatoes among the states of India. Horticultural crops are grown on an area of 16,300 km2, and annual production is about 9.58 million tons. Revenues from horticulture account for more than 40% of agricultural income and account for about 17% of the state's GDP. Karnataka is India's second-largest florist in terms of production, and 700 tonnes of flowers (₹500 million) were produced in 2004-2005. Traditional farming methods are still used by most of the thirty-five billion rupees industry in India Headquartered in the state of Karnataka, primarily in mysore and North Bangalore regions Doddaballapura, the site is planned for 700 million Silk City. Karnataka Education is one of the largest concentrations of higher education, including medical and engineering colleges. In addition to Bengaluru, places such as Mangalor, Habballi Dharwad, Mimore, Belagawi, Udupi and Davanagere produce specialists for the information technology industry. Muddenahalli, in North Bangalore, is the site of the upcoming Sri Satya Sai Baba University and Medical College and a branch of the Viveswaraya Institute of Advanced Technology. Devanahalli is set to site 95 billion Devanahalli business parks that will contain aerospace education special economic zones, near Bengaluru International Airport. The northern region of Bangalore will become a major educational centre for Karnataka. Dharwad in the northern part of the state is another center of education with several engineering colleges with national educational institutions such as IIT dharwad , IIIT Dharwad and Dakshina Prachara Sabha present in Dharwad and therefore are called the Educational Center. and the Central University of Calaburg. These developments will make a significant contribution to Karnataka's economy, creating jobs, expanding educational opportunities and stimulating infrastructure development. Karnataka's industry has become a manufacturing hub for some of India's largest public sector sectors since India's independence. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, which is dedicated to research and development in indigenous fighter jets for the Indian Air Force, employs more than 9,500 people, making it one of the largest public sector employers in Karnataka. Bangalore is also home to the headquarters of other heavy industries such as the National Aerospace Laboratories, the Indian Telephone Industry, Bharat Earth Movers Limited, Bharat Electronics Limited, Hindustan Machine Tools and Indian subsidiaries Volvo and Toyota. The headquarters of the Indian National Space Agency, the Indian Space Research Organization, is located in Bangalore, where about 20,000 people work. TVS Motors has a motorcycle factory in Mysore and Tata Motors in Dharwad. The state of Karnataka has many companies involved in the production of electrical equipment and machinery, such as Kirloskar, ABB Group, Kavika, Larsen and Toubro, etc. This may be related to the location of the Central Energy Research Institute in Bangalore. Many multinational companies have established their manufacturing units in Karnataka, such as BASF and Bosch. The state owns sugar mills in the northern region, processing plants pharmaceuticals, textile centres and steel mills. The Vishvesharay steelworks in Bhadravati is run by SAIL. Minerals Gold, iron ore, quartz, limestone, manganese, manganese, and bauxite are among the minerals that are found in Karnataka. Following the closure of the Kolar Gold Fields mine, the only company in India to mine gold by extracting and extracting it from ore is Hutti Gold Mines Limited, which has plants in Hutti and Chitradurg in Karnataka. The main manganese and iron ore mines are located in Sandur in the Bellari area. Visweswaraiah Iron and Steel Ltd. in Bhadravathi and Jindal Vijayanagar Steel Ltd. in Toranagal manufacture iron and steel. Indian aluminium company Ltd (Hindalco) has an aluminium smelter near Belgaum. Mysore Minerals Limited is a chromium mining and production company in the Hasan region. Rajashri Cements in Adityanagar, Vasawadatta Cements in Sedama and the Associate Cement Company in Wadi are engaged in cement production. Uranium deposits were found in Deshnur, a small village near Belgaum. Information and Biotechnology Additional information: The software industry in Karnataka Karnataka is a leader in the information technology sector in India and its capital, Bangalore, known as India's Silicon Valley. In the IT sector, Karnataka generated total revenue of ₹ 516.5 billion in the 2006-07 fiscal year, which included ₹ 487 billion from software exports and ₹ 29.5 billion from equipment exports. A total of 1973 companies in the state participate in the business related to information technology. While most OF the IT-related companies are based in Bangalore, some companies are also located in Mjor and Mangalore. Bangalore is also the headquarters of Wipro and Infosys, which are among the top three IT companies in India by market capitalization.
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