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Mandal-Becharaji Special Investment Region Mandal-Becharaji Special Investment Region 1 Key facts: Dholera SIR Key Facts: Mandal-Becharaji SIR Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor MBSIR Kandla Mundra Ahmedabad Vadodara India Dholera Dahej Port Surat Pipavav Port Hazira Port Nearby Airports Distance (km) Nearby Ports Distance (km) • Total Area – 102 sq. km Ahmedabad 80 Kandla 271 • Initial Development – 20.75 sq.km (Phase-1) Vadodara 190 Mundra 333 • Estimated Job Creation – 0.3 Million Surat 360 Pipavav 345 Industrial Corridors of India DMIC AKIC (1504Km) (1839Km) $100 Billion $90 Billion BMIC (1000Km) $85 Billion MBSIR VCIC (800Km) CBIC $90 Billion (560Km) $90 Billion MUMBAI Expected Investment Expected Employment Mandal-Becharaji SIR is advantageous of being $ 435 Billion 128 Million located within the DMIC corridor 50km Radhanpur Connectivity - Rail radius 300km 200km 100km radius radius radius BG Rail Line Mehsana MG Rail Line Katosan Railway DFC station Kadi Gandhi Detroj Kalol Railway nagar Station Viramgam SabarmatiR Railway ailway Station Station Viramgam Ahmedabad Kandla port Sarkhej (271Km) Sanand Mundra port (333Km) Surendranagar (160Km) Rajkot Dholera Int’l Airport Towards Boatd, Dholera SIR (215Km) Bhimnath (Dholera SIR) Radhanpur 50km Connectivity - Road SH27 radius Sami Harij 300km 200km 100km Major Road radius radius radius SH134 Mehsana SH18 State Highways Becharaji Other Roads SH41 SH27 SH7 Vithlapur Detroj SH133 Gandhi Mandal nagar SH41 SH7 SH18 Adalaj SH41 Malia SH19 Viramgam Sedla Ahmedabad SH947 SH947 SH947 Sarkhej Kandla port Sanand (271Km) SH17 Mundra NH8A port Surendranagar (333Km) SH4 SH17 NH8A (160Km) Rajkot Dholera SH6 Int’l Dholera SIR Airport (215Km) Towards Pipava Port Implementation Plan TPs 1 Total area TPs 2 Sqkm 102 TPs 3 Phase I area (TP1) TPs 4 20.75 Sqkm TPs 5 Development Plan Town Planning Schemes Trunk Infrastructure: Cluster-A Common Effluent Treatment Plant Water Treatment Administrative & Plant Command Control Building Sewage Mass Balancing Treatment Plant Reservoir (P) Elevated Service Reservoir (P) Mass Balancing Reservoir (R) Elevated Service Reservoir (R) 66kV Substations Integrated Solid Waste Management Facility 220kV Substations Trunk Infrastructure: Cluster-B 220kV Substations Water Treatment Plant Mass Balancing Reservoir (P) Elevated Service Reservoir (P) Mass Balancing Reservoir (R) Elevated Service Reservoir (R) 66kV Substations Sewage Treatment Plant Key Statistics – Phase I Area 20.75 Sqkm TP1 Residential Population 1.4 Lacks Industrial 1% 3% 0% High Access Corridor 7% 5% 23% Employment Thousand Logistics 45 5% 5% Recreation 7% EWS Residential area 31% 44% Roads & Rail Village Buffer Industrial area 46% River, Water bodies & TP1 - land use Other Prospective Industrial Sectors Automobile Industry Non Polluting Industries Precision Metals Solar Plant Automobile, Auto Solar Panel, Battery, small Parts of Automobile, Solar Cell, Panel, Component electric/electronic Machine, Aeronautical etc. Controller, Inverter, components etc. Storage, Tracker etc. Logistics Electronics Logistics Heavy engineering Electronics Wind Power Manufacturing Storage/warehousing, Heavy Machine , Ship, Consumer electronics, Automobile, Auto Packing, transport Aircraft and electrical Mobiles, Computers and Component equipment building industrial electronics Existing Industry profile Maruti Cluster A Honda 2 Wheeler Maruti Industrial Park Logistics Honda 2 wheeler MSME (Auto Ancillaries) Cluster B MSME (Others) Key facts: Dholera SIR Existing Industry profile S/No Industries/Logistics Park Located S/No Industries/Logistics Park Located 1 Maruti Inside 19 NewSwan Outside 2 Global Industrial Park Inside 20 BADVE Automotive Outside 3 Lila Infrastructure Inside 21 T3 Industrial Solutions Outside 4 VWPPPL Outside 22 PCL Logistics Outside 5 HAQ TMX Outside 23 Om Logistics Outside 6 Gateway Rail Outside 24 Romanovia Industrial Park Outside 7 Viskan Logistics Outside 25 TVsLogistics Outside 8 Roqueette Siddhi Outside 26 VictoraTools Outside 9 FCC Clutch India Outside 27 HuriaMouldsTools Outside 10 Roop Polymer Outside 28 Dr. N.M. Patel Logistics Outside 11 ASK Automotive Outside 29 ENCO Engineers Combine Outside 12 FIEM Industries Outside 30 Shiv Cotton Industries Outside 13 Sanji Gosei JRG Automotive Outside 31 Maruti Cotton Industries Outside 14 NISSIN Logistics Outside 32 Mascot Industrial Park Outside 15 Varroc Polymers Outside 33 GIDC Acquired area Outside 16 Honda 2 Wheelers Inside 34 JapanesePark Outside 17 JBM Neel Metal Productions Outside 35 K.R. Rubberite Outside 18 Klassic Wheels Outside Connect for more Information Mandal Becharaji Special Investment Region Block No. 1, 6th Floor, Udyog Bhavan, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India - 382 010 http://dholerasir.com Phone: 079-23240150 E-mail: [email protected] .
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