Investment Regions of Maharashtra

Knowledge Partner

Maharashtra InvestmentRegions July 2013

Preface

The Maharashtra Investment Regions has been complied by Ernst & Young India LLP (EY), the Knowledge

Partner to Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation to provide hand holding assistance to

investors.

The intention is to provide executives a quick overview to the macroeconomic indicators of the 6

investment regions of the State.

The complex decision-making process involved in undertaking foreign operations requires an intimate

knowledge of a country’s and a State’s commercial climate as well as recognition of the fact that this

climate is continuously evolving. Companies doing business in India, or planning to do so, would be well-

advised to obtain current and detailed information from experienced professionals. The information

presented in this book has been validated w.e.f July, 2013.

EmploymentGenerated28324

Total MegaProjects58

Marathwada Region

Marathwada — A snapshot

Area 64811 Sq Km

Districts8 — Aurangabad, Beed, Hingoli,Jalna, Latur, Nanded, Osmanabad,Parbhani

RoadNH-211, Nagpur-Aurangabad-Mumbai Express Highway)

PowerThermal Power StationsCoal/Gas based at Parli

Connectivitywith Mumbai

Aurangabad - 375 Km, Jalna - 450Km, Parbhani - 560 Km, Hingoli -676 Km, Beed - 450 Km, Nanded- 617 Km, Osmanabad - 438 Km,Latur - 487 Km

Leading Sectors Automotive, Pharmaceuticals,Aluminum, Bio Technology

Mega Project Description

TalukaClassification

Aurangabad – D,D+, Jalna, Beed,Osmanabad, Parbhani – D+, Hingoli –No Industry District

Marathwada identifies one of the five regionsin Maharashtra state of India. The regioncoincides with the Aurangabad Division. Theworld heritage sites of Ajanta and Ellora cavesare located near Aurangabad. Marathwada isreferred to as the land of saints. SantTukaram,Samarth Ramdas, Sant Dyaneshwar all hailedfrom this region.

There has, been accelerated industrial growthin Marathwada in the past few years andmany key players have started major projectsin this region.

Industrial Infrastructure

No. of industrial units 4577

No. of plots developed 11068

MIDC IT parks 3

Other parks 8

SEZs 11

MSME 11174

Large enterprises 538



Nashik Region

Nashik — A snapshot

Area 57426 Sq Km

Districts 5 — Nashik, Ahmednagar,Jalgaon, Dhule, Nandurbar

Road NH-50, 3 and 6

RailCentral Railway - 76 andWestern Railway – 18

Power

1. Thermal Power Plant inEklahare

2. Thermal P–wer StationsCoal/Gas based – Bhusawal


Nashik - 185 Km, Ahmednagar -285 Km, Jalgaon - 420 Km,Dhule -360 Km, Nandurbar - 380Km

Leading Sectors Engineering, Manufacturing,Plastic pipe, Food processing,Aircraft Manufacture andAlternative energy



Nashik-B,C,D,D+, Ahmednagar-D,D+, Dhule- D,D+, Nandurbar-D+, Jalgaon-D,D+

Nashik the third most industrialized city inMaharashtra, and one of the fastest growingcities of India; is also referred to as the "WineCapital of India", and India’s Napa Valley. It islocated in the Western Ghats, northwest ofMaharashtra; 180 km from Mumbai and 202km from Pune. The city is the administrativeheadquarters of Nashik district and NashikDivision. The picturesque city located on thebanks of the Godavari, is known for itspleasant climate. The river flows out fromTrimbakeshwar that lies southwest of the city.The famed Nassak Diamond borrows itsname from this city only.



No. of plots developed 10546

MIDC IT parks 3

Other parks 6

SEZs 6

MSME 19911




Konkan Region

Konkan — A snapshot

Area 30746 Sq. Km

Districts6 — Mumbai City and MumbaiSuburban, Thane, Raigad,Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg

RoadNH-17,4 and 8, Mumbai PuneExpress Highway, Extension ofExpressways Vadodara-Mumbai

Rail 2 Major and 48 non major ports

PowerTarapur Atomic Power StationUran Gas Turbine Power Plant


Thane - 40 Km, Raigad-120 Km,Ratnagiri- 330 Km, Sindhudurg -481 Km

Leading Sectors Banking, IT, Plastics, Rubber,Steel, Pharmaceuticals,Engineering, Fertilizer



Greater Mumbai - A, Thane, - A,B,C,D+, Raigad – A to D+ Ratnagiri– C, D,D+Sindhudurg – D, D+

The Konkan, also called the Konkan Coast orKaravali is the name given to a stretch ofrugged western coastline of India from Raigadto Mangalore. Greater Bombay consists ofthe City of Bombay and the BombaySuburban District. The City of Bombay was aseparate unit, and was not included in adivision and was included in the KonkanDivision. A division has a DivisionalCommissioner in charge. District Collector isin charge of District., and taluka is placedunder Tehsildar. For each village or a group ofvillages a Talathi is appointed for revenueadministration.


No. of industrial units 11,125

No. of plots developed 19,344

MIDC IT parks 10

Other parks 6

SEZs 60

MSME 25,625




Pune Region


Area 57268 Sq Km

Districts 5 — Pune, Satara, Kolhapur,Sangli, Solapur

RoadNH-4,9,13 and 204, MumbaiPune Express Highway

Rail Railway Stations - 10

Power


Pune - 154 Km, Satara - 250 Km,Kolhapur - 375 Km, Sangli - 396Km, Solapur- 450 Km

Leading Sectors Auto Manufacturing, BioTechnology, IT/ITES, Textiles,Sugar, Wine Food Processing,Foundry



Pune- A,B,C,D,D+, Solapur – D,D+,Satara- D,D+, Sangli – D,D+,Kolhapur – D,D+

Pune district is located between 17 degrees54' and 10 degrees 24' North latitude and 73degrees19' and 75 degrees 10' East longitude.The district has geographical area of15.642sq.km. Pune district is bound byAhmednagar district on north-east,Solapurdistrict on the south-east, Satara district onsouth, Raigad district on the west and Thanedistrict on the north-west. It is the secondlargest district in the state and covers 5.10%of the total geographical area of the state. Thelandscape of Pune district is distributedtriangularly in western Maharashtra at thefoothills of the Sahyadri Mountains.




MIDC IT parks 37

Other parks 7

SEZs 20

MSME 68080




Amravati Region


Area 46090 Sq Km

Districts5 — Akola, Amravati, Buldhana,Washim, Yavatmal

RoadRoad Transport-NH-6 and NH-7,Amravati-Morshi State Highway

Rail

Broad Gauge 249 Km, MeterGauge 227 Km, Narrow Gauge188 km. Important railwaystations are Badnera andAmravati

Power 1 Thermal Power Station


Amravati - 673 Km; Akola - 585Km; Buldhana - 500 Km;Yavatmal - 780 Km; Washim -664 Km

Leading Sectors Minerals, Forest, Food,Agriculture



All Talukas of Amravati ,Akola,Buldhana, Washim, Yavatmal —D+

Amravati is the eastern region of Maharashtrastate. It borders the state of Madhya Pradeshto the north, Andhra Pradesh to the southand Marathwada and Khandesh regions ofMaharashtra to the west.Situated in central India, it is a part ofVidarbha which has its own rich cultural andhistorical background distinct from rest ofMaharashtra.




MIDC IT parks 1

Other parks 0

SEZs 2 Approved2 Notified

MSME 4,689




Nagpur Region


Area 51377 Sq Km

Districts6 — Wardha, Nagpur,Chandrapur, Bhandara,Gadchiroli, Gondia

Road NH - 6, 7 and 69

Power

Koradi Thermal Power Station,Khaparkheda Thermal PowerStationChandrapur Thermal PowerStation


Nagpur - 830 Km, Wardha - 750Km, Chandrapur - 877 Km,Bhandara-895 Km, Gadchiroli -1000 Km

Leading Sectors Minerals, Forest, Food,Agriculture



Nagpur-D,D+, Bhandara, Gondia,,Wardha and Chandrapur- D+,Gadchiroli- NID

Vidarbha is the eastern region of Maharashtrastate made up of Nagpur and AmravatiDivision. It borders the state of MadhyaPradesh to the north, Chhattisgarh to theeast, Andhra Pradesh to the south andMarathwada and Khandesh regions ofMaharashtra to the west.Situated in central India, Vidarbha has its ownrich cultural and historical backgrounddistinct from rest of Maharashtra.




MIDC IT parks 6

Other parks 1

SEZs8 Approved6 Notified

MSME 15,609


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