DRAFT

Invest North Punjab Session: 1245-1400 hours

25 July 2014

Ludhiana, Punjab - ‘Best place for doing business in India’

2009 2013 Key parameters:

• Starting a business

• Dealing with construction permits

• Registering property

• Paying taxes

• Trading across borders

• Enforcing contracts

• Resolving Insolvency

3rd most attractive destination for new investments in India in

2012-13 - Reserve Bank of India

And ready for new investments…

State Implementation Rate

1. Haryana 82%

2. J&K 81%

3. Punjab 79%

4. Assam 72%

5. Chhattisgarh 69%

6. Gujarat 46%

All India Average 57%

Excelled in Investment Implementation of Rs. 2,00,000 Crores

SEPTEMBER 2013

• Easiest place to do business

• Robust infrastructure

• Abundant skills and enterprise

• Responsive, accountable

& transparent governance

• Fiscal incentives

Single point of contact for investors

Senior person as relationship officer for each investor

All clearances under one roof

Hassle free , paperless clearance system

Online and time-bound

Self-attestation of documents

Third party certification by authorized professionals

Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion (INVEST PUNJAB)

Regulatory Reforms

5

Landmark Reforms

X Multiple submission of applications and documents

X Difficulty in tracking status of application

X Multiple points of contact for approvals

X Delay in obtaining approvals

X Archaic regulations, approvals, clearances and certifications

X Inefficient grievance mechanism

Making Punjab The Easiest Place To Do Business

7

Total Applications Received

87

Provisional Site Suitability Cleared

72

Under Preliminary Screening

6

Preliminary Site Suitability Rejected

8

Withdrawn

1

6,558 MW in 2007 11,484 MW in 2014-15

2006 - 07 2014-15 (est)

Average Demand 7,217 9,567

Initial availability 6,290 8,884

New Power Plants 268 2,600

Total Availability 6,558 11,484

Surplus/ Deficit (-) 659 (+) 1,917

(In MW)

628 634 647

731

651

783

934 903

648 648

726 739 781

809 853

953

Karnataka Rajasthan Andhra Pradesh Punjab Tamil Nadu Gujarat Haryana Maharashtra

Comparison of the Tariff status of different (Rates + FCA) (With ED & Octroi)

Industrial Medium Supply Industrial (HT) LS

In Paise/unit

Power Surplus with affordable tariffs

Source: Government of Punjab

Ludhiana

Bathinda

Amritsar

JAMMU AND KASHMIR

RAJASTHAN

HARYANA

PAKISTAN

Patiala

Airports

Rivers

Jalandhar

National Highways

Mohali

NH-15

NH-3

NH-1

Eleven projects with a road length of 567 km at an investment of Rs.2,900 Crore to be developed

HIMACHAL PRADESH

Pathankot

Among the highest road densities at 133 Km per 100 Sq Km

6 Container Freight Stations and 3 Inland Container Depots (ICDs)

3 new ICDs and 1 logistics park under development

* Amritsar– Delhi - Kolkata Industrial corridor (ADKIC) covering cities of Amritsar, Jalandhar and Ludhiana to act as catalyst for rapid industrial growth

* Band of 150 -200 kms on either side of Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor for development covers almost whole of the state

Ludhiana

Bathinda

Amritsar

Patiala

Jalandhar

Mohali

NH-15

NH-3 NH-

1

Institutes Number Capacity Courses offered

Engineering colleges 101 43,784 35

Polytechnics 181 62,700 29

ITIs 378 62000+ 91

10 Premier Universities

World Class Institutes training churning out specialized professionals and industry-ready talent

Key Industry Partners

• Retention based recovery of Fixed Capital Investment

• Independent of State

machinery 50-90% Retention

VAT and CST Incentive

Landmark Incentives

50-100% exemption

Electricity Duty Incentive Stamp Duty Incentive Property Tax Incentive

50 - 100% exemption 50-100% exemption

Other Incentives

*Total incentives cannot exceed Fixed Capital Investment (FCI)

Focus Areas

Agro and Food processing Strengths

Large industrial base

Leading agricultural producer

Highly educated workforce

Superior quality of life

Cost advantage relative to metros

Information Technology

Biosciences & Healthcare

Education & Skills

Electronics manufacturing

Textiles & garmenting

Infrastructure

Offering immediate attractive opportunities

Agro inputs & machinery Cultivation and

Allied Activities Food

Processing Agro Logistics

Agro Exports Branding, Marketing &

Domestic Sale

Upcoming Food Parks: • Ladowal • Kapurthala

IT City encompasses 1,700 acres available for development in the IT industry.

40 acres of land is earmarked for development of the Electronics Hardware industry.

50 acres- Infosys Ltd -Allotment letter issued -Proposal for approval of SEZ submitted to Govt. of India

27 Letters of Intent issued

Residential scheme launched: 325 residential plots , total 5800 applications received

Tender for Rs. 349 Crores floated for development works

First State To Introduce Master Planning Of Cities

• Investment of INR 10,000 Cr for modern amenities in all 147 cities and towns

Planned Development

24 x 7 Power

100 % Drinking Water

100% Sewerage Coverage

Solid Waste management

Smooth Traffic Flow

Mohali Biotech Park In an area of approximately 80 acres in Knowledge City, Sector-81, Mohali Ideal location for a biotechnology park given its excellent infrastructure, connectivity, quality of life and the presence of leading institutes such as NIPER, Panjab University, PGI (Chandigarh), National Agri - Food Biotechnology Institute, Indian Institute of Science Education & Research, IIT Ropar, Punjab Engineering College, and Institute of Microbial Technology etc.

Medi City Phase 1,2 and 3

Phase 1 and 2 Area 260 acres

Phase 3 164 Acres

Medicity, New Chandigarh

Sr. No. Nature of site

Sites available for allotment

No. of sites Total area (in acres)

1 Hospital’s / Multi Specialty Hospitals

2 20.00

(of 10 acres each)

2 Medical College Cum Hospital

1 28.21

Total 3 48.21

Thank You!

Welcome to

Annexures

PROGRESSIVE PUNJAB INVESTMENT SUMMIT 2013

• More than 1000 delegates across industry segments participated

• Participation by industry leaders including Mukesh Ambani, LN Mittal, YC Deveshwar,

Kiran Mazumdar, Malvinder Singh, Sunil Munjal, GVK Reddy, Arun Sawnhey, Omkar

Kanwar, Sunil Mittal, Rajiv Singh, Ness Wadia, Kurush Grant, Vineet Nayyar, Rajinder

Gupta & Kamal Oswal

• More than 120 Memoranda of Understanding amounting to approx INR 65,000 Crore

signed

• Committed Investments likely to create direct and indirect employment for 1.4 lac

people

• More than 1.35 lakhs farmers from Punjab visited the Summit and the exhibition

• More than 10 thousand farmers from Punjab visited the Summit and the exhibition

• 279 exhibitors had put their stall at the Summit

• Participation by industry leaders including Rakesh Bharti Mittal, Vivek Bharti Mittal,

Kurush Grant, Richard Rekhy, Gyanendra Shukla, Achyuth Iyengar, Ranjit Puri, Rajinder

Gupta, Kamal Oswal, Akshay Bector

• Delegates from other countries also participated – Canada, Pakistan, South Africa,

Mozambique, Italy, Netherlands, Japan, UK, USA, Japan

• 10 Memoranda of Understanding were signed

PROGRESSIVE PUNJAB AGRICULTURE SUMMIT 2014