Gujarat Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR)

Government of Gujarat

Gujarat Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR)

Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation

Economic Snapshot

Gujarat’s share in India

Despite the global economic slowdown, Gujarat achieved a GSDP growth of 11% in 2008-09

► Gross State Domestic Product (2008-09 ):

Rs. 337217 crore (US$ 75 bn)*

► GSDP Average Growth (2004-09): 10%

► I d t i l G th R t (2004 08) 13 7%

Gujarat’s share in India

► Industrial Growth Rate (2004-08): 13.7%

► Per Capita Income at current prices (2007-08): Rs. 49,251 ( US$ 985)

National Average : Rs. 40,141 (US$ 802)National Average : Rs. 40,141 (US$ 802)

► Per Capita Income Increase

(Over 2007-08): 8.40%

► Per Capita Power Consumption: 1446 KWH (National Avg. 690KWH)

► Urbanization: 37.4%22%

Gujarat: Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region

Source: Socio-Economic Review, Gujarat State 2009-10 *Exchange Rate: 1US$=Rs.45

Strong Industrial Base

Gujarat’s share in the worldContribution of Gujarat to India - Sectors

85%Salt processing ► World’s largest grass root petroleum refinery at Jamnagar

80%

62%

51%

Diamond processing

Petrochemicals

Chemicals

petroleum refinery at Jamnagar

► India’s first LNG chemical port terminal at Hazira

► World’s largest producer of

45%

9%

Pharmaceuticals

Engineering

processed diamonds ► Amul ranked world’s top 21 largest

dairy business by International Farm Comparison Network (IFCN)

Contribution of Gujarat to India - Products

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► World’s largest producer of castor and cumin

► World’s largest gas based single l ti i l t

100%Soda Ash

location sponge iron plant► World’s 3rd largest producer of

denim► World’s largest single location

42%

35%

30%

Groundnut

Cotton


g gcopper smelter at Dahej

30%Fabrics

Industrial Composition

Percentage of GSDP by Industry Groups (2008-09)

17.8 41.1 41.22008‐09500600700

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600000

Distribution of outstanding Investment as of Sep 2010

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18.6

19.9

39.2

40.8

42.2

39.3

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7%Agriculture

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14%

4%10%

7%

Forestry, fishing, mining & quarrying

Manufacturing

Electricity gas water & 15%

4%2% Chemicals

Food & beverages

Manufacturing Sector : % of Subsectors

31%

10%

24%Electricity, gas, water & construction

Trade, hotels, transport, storage & communication

Banking & Insurance

55%

6%

6%

11%

1%Machinery

Metals & metal products

Miscellaneous manufacturing

Non-metallic mineral products

Textiles


Public Adm. Transport equipment

Source: CMIESource: Socio-Economic Review 2009-10

Gujarat’s Chemical and Petrochemical sector

State-wise Production of Select Major Chemicals (2006-07)

13%

State-wise Production of Petrochemicals(2006-07)

51%6%

4%

23% Gujarat

Maharashtra

Uttar Pradesh

Tamil Nadu62%15%

10%

13%

Gujarat

Maharashtra

West Bengal

8%

8% Punjab

Other States

62%Other States

Source: Performance Of Chemical & Petrochemical Industry at a Glance (2001-2007), MOC&F

► The well diversified chemical industry of Gujarat has complete portfolio of chemical products, including petrochemicals and downstream, pharmaceuticals, dyes and intermediates.

► Gujarat contributes 15% of the country’s chemical exports. Bulk of this goes to USA, Europe and other developed nations – a clear sign of global competitivenessother developed nations – a clear sign of global competitiveness.

► The 3 cracker complexes at Hazira, Vadodara and Dahej have a total installed capacity of 1,180 KTA. Another cracker is being built at Dahej by OPaL.

► Gujarat accounts for a refining capacity of 86.2 MMT out of the country’s capacity of 177 MMT as on 1 4 2009 i 48%


1.4.2009, i.e. 48%.

Gujarat’s Chemical and Petrochemical sector

The state is a destination for several leading Petroleum, Chemical & Petrochemical majorsPetrochemical majors


Industrial DevelopmentA Progressive Approach

Investment Regions

Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

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60 SEZsMulti Product

Chemical Textile

Ahmedabad- Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR)

Petroleum, Chemicals & Petrochemical Investment Region (PCPIR)

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tegr

a TextilePharma

IT/ITES

Electronics

Gujarat International Finance Tech City (GIFT)

Region (PCPIR)

Knowledge Corridor

Lev

202 Industrial Estates

Electronics

Engineering

Biotech

Knowledge Corridor

Integrated Township

83 Product Clusters Gems & Jewellery


Scale of Holistic Development

Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

A high impact industrial area within 150 km distance on both side of the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC), with an investment potential of US$ 90 billion

► Being laid down between Delhi and Mumbai, DFC is a

new rail transportation system with high axel, multi

modal and computerised features

38% ( 64 k ) f h 1 00 k l h f DFC ill► 38% (564 km) of the 1500 km length of DFC will pass

through Gujarat

► DMIC area to be developed as ‘Global Manufacturing

& Trading Hub’ in two phases (6 nodes) – supported by g p ( ) pp y

world class infrastructure & enabling policy framework

► Expected to triple industrial output in five years

► The influence area covers

62% of total area of Gujarat (18 out of 26

districts within the influence area)

Investment potential for Gujarat is about US$30bn

(1/3rd f t t l i t t t ti l i DMIC)


(1/3rd of total investment potential in DMIC)

DMIC: Proposed Modules in Gujarat

Palanpur Mehsana Industrial AreaArea

Vadodara-Ankleshwar Industrial Area

Bh h D h j IAhmedabad Dholera Investment Region

Bharuch-Dahej Investment Region

Surat Navsari Industrial Area

Valsad Umbergaon

Industrial Area

Dahej PCPIR


Proposed Logistic Park

Gujarat - Special Investment Regions

13 Special Investment Regions (SIRs) planned in the State

Gujarat Infrastructure Development Board (GIDB)

Dahej Petroleum Chemicals & Petrochemicals Investment Region

Aliya Bet Entertainment and Eco SIRAnjar

SantalpurGujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC)

Dholera Special Investment Region

Aliya Bet Entertainment and Eco SIR

Santalpur Special Investment Region

Halol-Savli Special Investment Region

Viramgam Special Investment Region

Changodar Special Investment Region

Navlakhi

Sanand

Changodar

Dholera

Mandvi-Mundra

Changodar Special Investment Region

Navlakhi Special Investment Region

Simar Special Investment Region

Pipavav Special Investment Region

Anjar Special Investment Region

Okha Halol-Savli

Pipavav

Simar

Dholera

PCPIRAliyabet

Anjar Special Investment Region

Okha Special Investment Region

Simar

Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB)

Mundra-Mandvi Special Investment Region


GIDC - Special Investment Regions

S. No Name of the SIR Area Focus Sectors Consultants

453 sq km Chemical & Petrochemical, Mott1 Dahej PCPIR453 sq. km. (45300 hectares)

Engineering, Ship building, SEZs

Mott MacDonald

2 Halol-Savli SIR122 sq. km.(12200 hectares)

Automobile Ancillaries, Light & Heavy Machinery, Engineering CEPT

(12200 hectares) Plastics, Electronics

3 Santalpur SIR186 sq. km.(18600 hectares)

Agro Industries, Solar Equipments, Vegetable & Food Processing

Lea Associates

4 Viramgam SIR138 sq. km.(13800 hectares)

Automobile & Engineering, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals & Fertilizers

Mott MacDonald

319 sq km Pharmaceutical, Chemical, 5 Changodar SIR

319 sq. km(31900 hectares)

Biomedical, Vegetable Processing and Agro Industries

CEPT

6 Pipavav SIR145 sq. km.(14500 hectares)

Engineering , Energy, Port & Port related activities

Mott MacDonald


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GIDC - Special Investment Regions

S. No Name of the SIR Area Focus Sectors Consultants

7 Navlakhi SIR175 sq. km.(17500 hectares)

Port & Port related activities, Food & agro, Electronics PwC

8 Simar SIR83 sq. km. Engineering, Energy, Port & Port

related activities Food & fish PwC8 Simar SIR(8300 hectares)

related activities, Food & fish Processing, Cement

PwC

9 Anjar SIR690 sq. km.(69000 hectares)

Wood based, Agro based, Engineering , Mineral and Salt Voyants

(69000 hectares) Industry

10 Okha SIR196 sq. km.(19600 hectares)

General Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical, Mineral based Tourism, Biotechnology & Voyants

(19600 hectares) , gyBiopharma

11

Aliya Bet Entertainment and Eco Development

163 sq. km.(16300 hectares)

Entertainment, Aqua Culture, Amusement Eco Zone, Film City Voyants


SIR( )

Petroleum Chemical & Petrochemical Investment Regiong


PCPIR - Snapshot

PCPIR is a specifically delineated Investment

Region planned for the establishment of production

facilities for petrole m chemicals and petrochemicals

Location

facilities for petroleum, chemicals and petrochemicals

Location Dahej in Bharuch district, South Gujarat

Area 453 sq. km.

Focus Sector Chemical & PetrochemicalQuality Services

Abundance of Natural Resources

Export Promotion Measures

Petroleum Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Region

Investment Already Made & Committed Rs.90,000 crore (USD 20.5 bn)

Well‐defined Infrastructure

Legal Framework

g

Infrastructure Development Rs.3,200 crore (USD 727 mn)

Anchor Tenant ONGC Petro additions Limited (OPaL)


PCPIR: Unique Selling Proposition(OPaL)

PCPIR Advantage

► Concentration of Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical estates around PCPIR

► Rich natural resources and feedstock

► All i f t t d il t t i l ith l d d ti► All infrastructure - road, rail, port, power, gas, water - in place, with planned up-gradation

► Chemical Port and Storage Facility

► LNG terminal

► PCPIR specific infrastructure - effluent disposal pipelines, solid waste disposal sites

► Quality Work Force, Peaceful Labour

Gujarat accounts for only 0.5% of mandays lost in the country while having 16% of


industrial production

PCPIR Investment Summary

PCPIR has already attracted investment of Rs. 70,000 crore (USD 15.5 bn) in completed and ongoing projects

Category DTA SEZ Total (in Rs. crore)

U it C d P d tiUnits Commenced Production(Actual investment at historical cost) 20,763 665 21,428

Units Under Construction 22,399 26,775 49,174

Units Committed but construction not commenced (at least 25 large and over 300 SMEs)

20,000(approx.)

Total 90,603ota 90,603

Investment Envisaged in Project Proposal – Rs. 70,000 crore


Employment Generation in PCPIR

► Existing industrial units have given direct employment to 13,220 persons

d i di t l t t 46 270and indirect employment to 46,270 persons.

► Additional 30,000 direct employment will be created in the upcoming units.

This will provide 90 000 indirect job opportunitiesThis will provide 90,000 indirect job opportunities.

► Additionally, thousands of persons are employed in construction activities of

industrial units, residential townships, infrastructural works etc.

► The large scale economic and industrial activities undertaken in PCPIR

would also generate self-employment opportunities


Leading Companies in the PCPIR


PCPIR – Draft Master Plan


Investment by Anchor Tenant - OPaL

► ONGC Petro additions Ltd (OPaL), a joint venture company promoted by ONGC, GAIL & Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC), is investing Rs.19,535 crore (USD 4.3 bn) in a world scale 1.1 MMTPA multi-feed cracker in the SEZ. Construction has commenced.

► MoU with Anchor Tenant signed on 22nd January 2010.

► ONGC has set up C2/C3 extraction plant at Dahej – construction completed. Investment is about Rs 1 000 crore (USD 222 mn)about Rs.1,000 crore (USD 222 mn)

► Dahej SEZ Limited, a joint venture company of GIDC and ONGC, has developed a 1,719 hectare multi-product SEZ.

OPaL construction site at Dahej


Contd..

Investment by Anchor Tenant - OPaLOPaL construction site at Dahej


Existing Major Units in PCPIR

Name of Company ProductsInvestment

(at historical cost)

1 Reliance Petrochemical Complex Plastics and fibre intermediates 5000

Rs. in crore

1 (formerly IPCL) Plastics and fibre intermediates. 5000

2 Petronet LNG Limited LNG import and re-gasification terminal 3700

3 Hindalco Industries Ltd (Birla Copper)

Copper cathodes, copper rods, sulphuricacid, phosphoric acid and other phosphatic 3527(Birla Copper) fertilizers

4 ABG Shipyard Ship building 20565 BASF Styrenics Pvt. Limited Polystyrene 1680

6 Gujarat Alkalis and Chemicals Ltd Caustic soda & potash, chloromethane, phosphoric acid hydrogen peroxide etc 1641j phosphoric acid, hydrogen peroxide etc.

7 Gujarat Fluorocarbons Ltd PTFE resins, refrigerants, caustic soda 1000

8 Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ethane C2, Propane C3, Butane C4 976

9 Gujarat Chemical Port Terminal C Ltd Chemical port and storage terminal 884Company Ltd p g 884

10 Meghmani Chemicals Ltd. Pigments and additives 550

11 Welspun Gujarat Stahl Rohren Ltd Saw pipes 500

12 Firmenich Aromatics (India) Penty lando, Estarbeta, Mehtal, Sefanone 298


( ) y , , , 29813 Gujarat State Petronet Ltd Natural gas transmission 225

Projects Under Implementation in PCPIR

Sr. No. Name of Company Products

Proposed Investment(Rs. crore)

Proposed Investment(USD mn)

1 ONGC Petro addition Ltd.(OPaL) Petrochemical Complex 19535 4341

2 Adani Power Dahej Ltd Coal based power plant 9000 2000

3 SRF P t h i l 3025 6723 SRF Petrochemical 3025 672

4 Torrent Energy Ltd. Gas based 1500 MW plant 2720 604

Developing an Offshore5 Walchandnagar Industries Developing an Offshore Platform fabrication yard 1560 347

6 Adani Petronet Solid Cargo Port 1440 320

7 First Carbon Technologies Pvt. Ltd Carbon Alloys Synthesis 1400 311

8 Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizer Company

TDI, Ethyl Acetate, WSA, Acetic Acid, Feedstock conversion for 1267 282


Fertilizer Company Ammonia Formic Acid

Projects Under Implementation in PCPIR

Sr. No. Name of Company Products

Proposed Investment(Rs. crore)

Proposed Investment(USD mn)

9 ABG Shipyard (Expansion) Shipbuilding 910 202

10 Rallis India Ltd. Agrochemicals 866 192

11 Colourtex Ltd Dyes and Dyes Stuff 760 16911 Colourtex Ltd. Dyes and Dyes Stuff 760 169

12 Makhteshim Agan India Pvt. Ltd. (Israel company)

Formulation of crop protection products 473 105

13 Pidilite Ltd. Poly Chloro Rubbers, Chlorinated Polyfins 276 61Chlorinated Polyfins

14 Meghmani Industries Dyes 270 60

In addition, 3 SEZs are being developed within PCPIR by private developers -Gujarat Hydrocarbon & Energy SEZ, Jayant Oil & Derivatives SEZ, Jubilant Organosys SEZ


Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit 2009

MOUs signed for PCPIR (Nos )

Proposed Investment Proposed Employment ( No )

State marketed Gujarat PCPIR during Global Investors’ Summit 2009

(Nos.) ( No.)

69 Rs. 23020 crore 85,222

54 companies out of 69 with whom MOUs were signed during


Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit 2009 have been allotted land

External Infrastructure - Port

Existing:► Old Port of Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB)► Liquid Chemical terminal (1.80 MMTPA) of GCPTCL► Liquid Chemical terminal (1.80 MMTPA) of GCPTCL► LNG port (10 MMTPA) of LNG Petronet Ltd.► Liquid Fuel jetty (3.50 MMTPA) of Reliance► Solid cargo jetty (4.50 MMTPA) of Birla Copper► Solid cargo port of Adani Group (3 MMTPA) to be

expanded to 12 MMTPA

Proposed:Proposed Proposed Proposed

Proposed:► 40 MMTPA ports by Sandesara Group (Solid Cargo,

Liquid Cargo and Container Port) with investment of Rs.1500 crore

Under ConstructionUnder Construction

► Marine Shipbuilding Park by Gujarat Maritime Board ► Ro-Ro Ferry Service, Common User Jetty by GMB

with investment of Rs.250 crore


External Infrastructure - Road

Existing:► 50 km of four-lane Dahej-Bharuch State Highway

connecting six lane Delhi-Mumbai National Highway and National Expressway

Proposed:► Ahmedabad-Vadodara National Expressway to be ► p y

extended to Mumbai (PCPIR loop planned)► 6 laning of Dahej-Bharuch road► Up-gradation of 8 km of port linkage► 42 km of State Highways within PCPIR to be► 42 km of State Highways within PCPIR to be

upgraded to four lane► Construction of 25 km of coastal roads► Up-gradation of Dahej-Vagra-Bharuch Road ► Escape Route (for security purpose)► Link Road (Stretch linking PCPIR to NH-8)

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External Infrastructure - Rail

Existing:

► Connected to Delhi – Mumbai Broad Gauge railway

li t Bh hline at Bharuch

Proposed:

► Bharuch-Dahej rail line (62 km) – Conversion to

broad gauge to be completed by June 2011

► Delhi-Mumbai Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) will

touch the PCPIR on the eastern side

► Bharuch-Dahej broad gauge linne to be connected to

the DFC at Dayadra Jn.


External Infrastructure - Air

Existing:► 250 km from international airport at Ahmedabad

► 90 km from domestic airport at Vadodara

► 85 km from domestic airport at Surat

Proposed:► Greenfield airport for PCPIR

► Airstrip at Ankleshwar


Internal Infrastructure

Power Supply► Power available from Gujarat Urja

Vik Ni Ltd f 220 KV b

Water Supply► GIDC supplies 33 MGD raw water

drawn from Narmada riverVikas Nigam Ltd.from 220 KV sub-station, linked with the state grid by 220 KV circuit line

drawn from Narmada river ► GWSSB provides drinking water

through Narmada Canal

Proposed► 1500 MW gas based by Torrent

Power co-developer of Dahej SEZ

Proposed► 100 MGD additional water supply

network Power, co-developer of Dahej SEZ (construction started)

► 2640 MW coal based by AdaniPower (construction started)

► Separate water supply network of 20 MLD in SEZ

► O&M of water infrastructure through ( )a SPV - Gujarat PCPIR Services Ltd. (JV of GIDC and Multi Mantech)



Gas Supply► GSPL state-wide gas grid

handles over 13 MMSCMD

Telecom Services► Network of BSNL and private

ihandles over 13 MMSCMD through its 2200 km network. This covers the PCPIR

► Gujarat Gas network close to

companies. ► WLL - BTS available at Dahej

and Vagraj

GPCPIR, at Ankleshwar(3 MMSCMD)

Proposed

Proposed► Broadband (Tier II) ► Broadband (DSLAM)Proposed

► All gas suppliers to extend network

► Broadband (DSLAM) ► Wimax facility to be provided by

BSNL



Logistics Park

► 80 hectare chemical logistic

Skill Up-gradation

► 7 ITIs in PCPIR and within g

park planned in PPP mode.

Land earmarked.

JV C f GIDC d

30 km radius

► Skill up-gradation centers

t b GIDC d i t► JV Company of GIDC and

IL&FS IDC formed to select

developer

set up by GIDC and private

companies such as Essar,

ABG Shipyard, L&T etc.

► Will be the only chemical

logistic park in India

► GIDC to form SPV Company p y

in JV with Kribhco

Infrastructure Ltd. (KRIL) to

develop a CFS in PCPIR


develop a CFS in PCPIR

Infrastructure Commitment by the State

► GIDC has spent Rs. 499 crore for infrastructure works within PCPIR.

► Plan to spend Rs.401 crore on additional works.

► Total Rs. 900 crore

Road Connectivity

► Construction of coastal highway main roads State Highway No 6 green buffer zone► Construction of coastal highway, main roads, State Highway No.6, green buffer zone

etc. at a cost of Rs.253 crore.

► Bharuch-Dahej State Highway has already been upgraded to four lane at a cost of

R 11 F h d i i l i l dRs.115 crore Further up-gradation to six lane is planned.

► Rs. 80 crore committed by State Government as Viability Gap Funding for road

projects taken up in PPP mode.

GOI has committed Rs. 80 crore as Viability Gap Funding for road projects

Work of providing infrastructure of Atali Residential Township completed.


Socio-Economic Development in PCPIR

► PCPIR Welfare Society, registered under the Societies Registration Act, has been formed as the nodal agency for the socio-economic development of the PCPIR.

► GIDC charges an additional amount of Rs 15 per sq mtr of industrial plot allotted An amount► GIDC charges an additional amount of Rs.15 per sq. mtr. of industrial plot allotted. An amount Rs.22 crores so far collected as such put at the disposal of the Society.

► GIDC is operating a water supply scheme set up at a cost of Rs.8 crore to supply potable water to 5 villages located in the Dahej estate as also villages located outside.

► Dahej Health & Welfare Society registered to set up a 50-bed modern Hospital at Dahej at a cost of Rs.18 crore. This hospital will become operational within one year.

► PCPIR Welfare Society to modernize Pakhajan PHC at a cost of Rs 55 lakh.

► Rs.35 lakh sanctioned by GIDC for construction of a model police station in Dahej. Land allotedfree of cost.

► 2 Skill Up-gradation Centre buildings constructed.

► 258 land losers being provided vocational training at GIDC’s cost (Rs.1,500 per month being paid as stipend to 233 village boys from PCPIR pursuing skill-upgradation training)

► Model anganwadi-cum-livelihood centers to be built by GIDC in all the 44 villages of the PCPIR.


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LNG Petronet


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Adani Port - Dahej


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DIC Fine Chem Ltd.


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Welcome to a whole new worldWelcome to a whole new world of opportunities

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