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PUNE, Punyanagari, as it is rightly called is one of the most blessed and exceptional cities of India. PUNE has not only survived about 1000 years of middle ages, but it has also prospered constantly during the last 600 years. It has had the privilege of having been associated with leading saints, scholars, first rate warriors, administrators, industrialists, merchants, traders, diplomats and artists. The change in disposable incomes and demographics – PUNE’S population today is younger than ever before – has led to a demand for better lifestyle fueling a retail boom. PUNE’S prime position has been possible due to its

Abundant natural resources including water Diverse skilled manpower in traditional and new-age technologies Disciplined labour force and peaceful industrial relations Great educational heritage Moderate climate Proximity to ports and airports at Mumbai and its geographical positioning Quality educational system at all levels across multiple disciplines Strong institutional presence – government and private initiatives

Strong vocational training base evolving over time PUNE is constantly changing to meet new challenges and thrive. PUNE is hub for all the action : education – skill development – manufacturing – support services – realty – hospitality – healthcare tourism – be it launch of new products and services or test marketing or consumption initiatives. Its diversity is an opportunity for all and any resultant growth has been nurtured and well sustained by a growing demand for all supplies. Its also home to global initiatives in search of meditation or physical well-being – Oshos & Iyengars thrive in consonance.

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PUNE FACT FILE PUNE Foothills of Sahyadri Mountains.

District Geographical Location Borders :

North-east Ahmednagar, West Colaba, North-west Thane, South-east Solapur, South Satara.

According to Geographical conditions district is divided into three parts : 1) Towards West 15 to 30 kms Mountains known as Ghatmatta

2) Towards East of Ghatmatta 15 to 30 kms plane known as Maval

3) Towards East its Plane known as Desh

Altitude : 559 Metres

Taluka's Of PUNE District :

1. PUNE city. 2. Daund. 3. Baramati. 4. Bhor. 5. Indapur. 6. Velhe. 7. Purandar. 8.Shirur. 9. Ambegaon. 10. Khed. 11. Junnar 12. Maval. 13.Mulshi.14. Haveli.

Mahanagarpalika : 1 . PUNE ( PMC ) . 2 . Pimpri-Chinchwad. ( PCMC )

Nagarpalika : ( Municipal Corp )

There are 11 Municipal Corporations in PUNE district

Cantonment Board : 1. PUNE. 2. Dehu Road. 3. Khadki.

Panchayat Samiti : 13 PUNE district.

Population : 2 Crore

Area : 138 Sq Km.

Languages used : Marathi, Hindi , English.

Literacy : 71 % Population Literate. Rivers : Main River Bhima

Sub - Rivers : Nira , Indrayani, Mula, Mutha, Vel, Ghod, Meena Kukdi, Pushpavati, Pavna

Area: 430 sq.kms.

Population : 40 lacs + as per 2014 Census

SSI / SME Units : 20000 +

Home to Automotive Manufacturers, Automotive anciliaries, light engineering, project engineering, chemical packaging,

machine tool, agro processing manufacturing units

Emerging industries: Software Developers, IT enabled services (ITEs), Business Process Outsourcing, Design & Engineering

Centers, R&D Hubs,

Industrial Areas in the Region: Pimpri-Chinchwad, Chakan, Talegaon, Sanaswadi, Khed Rajgurunagar, Koregaon Bhima,

Ranjangaon, Pirangut, Loni Kalbhor, Indapur, Kurkumbh,

Number of IT / ITES companies registered with STPI PUNE – 200 + prominent among them, the big 4 Indian – TCS, Infosys,

Wipro, Mahindra Satyam, Patni, Geometric, KPIT Cummins, T-Square Systems

Global names from overseas: IBM Global Services, TIBCO, Emerson, BMC, Veritas, Symantec, Cybage, Amdocs, Cognizant,

Aviva and IT Divisions of KSB, John Deere

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PUNE has been witness to hectic activity in the manufacturing sector with global heads of multi-billion dollar enterprises putting the city on their itineraries and PUNE is riding the wave. All of them are from the engineering manufacturing sector or setting up Engineering Design Centres in PUNE. Steadily expanding manufacturing capacities has a direct bearing on employment generation in PUNE. The Pensioner’s Paradise is reinventing itself both as an investment destination and as one of the engines powering the economy. EDUCATION : World-class education, good facilities, excellent climate and a cosmopolitan feel are some of the factors that make PUNE a sought after education hub. PUNE attracts talent as it also has a capacity to absorb the new generation considering its vast IT and non-IT industry dominantly present here. PUNE since time immemorial has been open to a lot of foreign students with the government supporting the city in its educational endeavors opines Dr. S.B. Mujumdur, President of Symbiosis International University – the immortal guru who opened vistas to the management education in PUNE. He has driven his passion to make Pune the education hub. PUNE offers education at affordable fees that doesn’t mean compromise on teaching values according to Prof. (Col.) Balasubramanian, ED of Sri Balaji Group of Institutes. Foreign students know that Pune, thanks of course to the high standards of the institutes they will get the opportunity to learn from the best in the business, says Ms. Swati Mujumdar, Director of Symbiosis Center for Distant Learning, PUNE. It is one of the main reasons why students prefer Pune even to other American destinations. Personal safety as well as secure environment and excellent hostel facilities are a plus point. PUNE’S pleasant climate is another aspect foreign students keep in mind while zeroing on a educational destination feels Dr. Vidya Yerawadekar, Principal Director for Symbiosis Society. PUNE has been promoting Indian educational values and making its presence felt across the world with its top educational facilities – university of PUNE or College of Engineering PUNE, IISER, Symbiosis, IMDR et all in lead. Large self-sufficient campuses strive to match the IIM & IIT culture in more than one ways. No wonder than that PUNE receives around 100,000 students from more than 80 countries each year - a feat yet to be rivaled by any other city in Maharashtra. Not only management and engineering faculty – but also medical education is well facilitated by BJ Medical College and the Armed Forces Medical College located in PUNE with host of other private sector institutes. Industrial majors from PUNE like Volkswagen have gone ahead and formed associations with leading educational / vocational institutes like ITI or Kirloskar Brothers with COEP. Cummins India has gone further and setup an engineering college for women and is moving towards a 50% women workforce while Persistent Systems a software product developer has tied-up with IIT-Powai, Mumbai for a distance learning project for M.Tech students. PUNE IS CONSIDERED AS ONE OF THE BEST CITIES TO INVEST OR LIVE AS QUALITY OF LIFE IS BETTER. Vibrant PUNE is more apt a description with its young work force and expanding industrial horizon. Premium housing also attracts investors and end-users alike, to PUNE. The township concept has caught on with PUNE and there are many townships at various stages of development, some already having occupant

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footfalls. Investors consider PUNE real estate as value for money. PUNE now has expanded in terms of cultural acceptance, manpower i.e. skilled and is diversified in talent too. Changing skyline of PUNE and the geographical spread of the city reflects its dynamism and its ability to absorb change. Whether high end Kalyaninagar area, off the PUNE Ahmedbagar road or Pashan – Aundh – Baner, in proximity of Hinjewadi, the manufacturing and IT industry has driven realty growth. Over the past decade several areas like Wagholi, Chakan, Wadgaon and Pirangut, previously considered as fringe areas have developed with presence of classy residential and commercial properties. In developing Pune every area in the city is caught up in the building frenzy. The development of the city, notwithstanding the chicken ‘n’ egg situation is one of growth bursting at the seams is not the term you could use in Pune since the seams are just expanding to take in the influx. Intelligent buildings are here to support lavish grand style. Pune may have taken a while to come into its own, but there no denying its sudden rise and is poised for further growth. SPECIAL TOWNSHIPS IN PUNE INCLUDE

Amanora township Mauje Hadapsar 123 hectares Blueridge township Mauje Hinjewadi 43 hectares Nandedcity Mauje Nande 272 hectares Oxfordcity Mauje Lavlhe 273 hectares Koltepatil I-Ven Mauje Jambe 60 hectares Kumar Igloos Mauje Mhalunge 43 hectares Eiffel Infocity Mauje Dattawadi 69 hectares Gulabakshi Realties Mauje Bhugaon 56 hectares Matrix Developers Mauje Bhugaon 58 hectares DSK Developers- Phursungi (Kadamvakvasti) 70.93 hectares LK Developers Mauje Manjari Khurd 41 hectares

ONLY LOCATION CLEARANCES

Phursungi DSK Mauje Phursungi 73.57 Evhita Constructions Pvt Ltd Mauje Darumbre 45 hectares Talab Farm Private Limited Mauje Bhivri 51 hectares

INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

The reason for Pune to emerge as an industrial centre, and subsequently SME hub, is not difficult to conjecture. The region is a favourite destination for entrepreneurs as it has a vast pool of engineering and management talent. It's proximity to Mumbai adds another feather to its geographical location. It has cosmopolitan culture and salubrious climate that gives additional reasons for MNCs to open their shops in the city.

Job opportunities are increasing in PUNE mainly due to sheer amount of growth in traditional industry and arrival of new-age industries. New investment and expansion of capacities is driving PUNE business enviro.

It is poised to be among the top 3 industrial cities in the near future.

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PUNE has strengths that are well-known. It is a light engineering and auto manufacturing hub, a large number of global brands are manufacturing here with its large and youthful population making PUNE a fun place to live.

Manufacturing began in PUNE region about 100 years ago, taking tiny steps in the form of textile mill – Raja Bahadur … and The Paise Fund Glass works at Talegaon. From this heritage the city has evolved into a desired location that everyone wants to be in !

Industrial progress in Pune began in 1953 with the founding of Hindustan Antibiotics at Pimpri and Kirloskar Oil Engines at Kirkee followed by Ruston, Cooper. Then came in giants like Telco and Bajaj Auto. Small and medium size vendors and support system fell in place in Pimpri.

The implementation of the Maharashtra Industrial policy encouraged domestic and foreign investment in PUNE.

HOSPITALITY

PUNE is a Foodie’s delight – if you are what you eat, then this is the city to be in, because you can get whatever you want, whenever you want it !

With something like 20 lacs people estimated to be added to the city’s population every year, it is hardly surprising that the city’s boundaries are being pushed ever outwards. With newer areas being added to PUNE, so also are the cuisines that come along with this influx. PUNE has long being a food lover’s paradise. The leisurely lunches, Udupi restaurants, fast food or the Amrutulyas dishing out fresh tea have new-age company. The Marriotts, Oakwoods, Hiltons, Sheraton, Taj cuisines vie with the Kayanis, Joshis and Chitales to spoil the foodies for choice.

PUNE REGION:

PUNE is situated on the banks of the confluence of the Mula and Mutha rivers, at an altitude of over 1800 ft. above the sea level, with an average rainfall of 170 cm. per annum and the bracing climate of a hill station.

Mumbai – PUNE expressway, a six lane, dual carriage expressways brings the two most prosperous cities even closer – and journey time of less than 3 hours.

Major roads from industrial trade centers converge in and around Pune on the new ring roads i.e. easterly and westerly bypasses that form a ring around the cities of Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad.

It thus emerges that Pune is the nodal point where major national and state highways converge and is the appropriate location for cargo consolidation and de-consolidation enroute port.

Notably, even though Pune is the eight-largest city in India, it has the sixth largest metropolitan economy and the highest per capita income in India, therefore having the least income disparity between the rich and poor.

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Pune has some high ranking in various studies

Pune Ranks

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1 Pune is the safest city with a score of 6.66, followed by Surat with 6.28. The top four cities are all from Western India - ET-Janaagraha Study 2014

2 The greenest cities in India are Pune, Surat and Ahmedabad - ET-Janaagraha Study 2014

3 2nd most advanced city in India in terms of IT industry – www.traveljee.com 2015

4 4th Ranking city on The 10 Major IT Hubs in India – Outsourcing Journal 2014

5 PUNE is the 6th ranking industrial metro of India

6 7th Metro City in India – ASSOCHAM

7 7th globally on Tholons Top 100 Outsourcing Destinations Report 2014

8 9TH wealthiest city in India with PPP GDP of 48 US $ 48 bn - Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) – www.trak.in 2014

During the last two decades, PUNE’S urban growth has the fastest rate in Asia. Between 1940 and the '80s PUNE’S urban population has jumped from 2 lakhs to 20 lakhs, which is just phenomenal. The present growth is due to various factors such as industrialization, location of various Central and State Govt. establishments, military command H.Q. , public sector industries, educational centers like the university , colleges and many research institutes of national level, health and holiday resorts, a record number of hotels and restaurants, good climate and relatively less polluted environment, clubs, parks, places of recreation, cultural ethos of the city, and scope for each hobby and pastime.

Until the 1960s, PUNE’S socio-cultural life was dominated by intellectuals, writers, journalists, lawyers, theatre and film artistes, poets, painters, professors and research scholars, social reforms and socio-political activists. Today, politicians and industrialists, merchants and traders, builders and real estate agents, top management executives and technocrats, doctors and chartered accountants are in the forefront.

Having taken the lead in engineering industries, precision instruments, machines and machine tools and especially in the automotive and electronics industries, PUNE is bound to be one of the first four industrial cities of India. There is a large number of small and medium scale equipment manufacturers, who produce basic transistors, semi-conductors, electronic components, digital equipment, process control, communication equipment, television sets, video equipment, computers and computer accessories, both software and hardware. The installation of a India’s first supercomputer at PUNE has given a great impetus to information technology.

It has quietly evolved into the ‘Detroit of the East’ while retaining its position as a center of learning. Today, manufacturing has reasserted itself, despite the glamour associated with the software and IT enabled services industry. Most units in the industry are expanding, a lot of them are growing global while more and more medium – sized European and US companies are forming joint venture here. All for the low cost, big domestic market advantage and PUNE’S position at the vertex of the India trade crescent extending from Gurgaon in north and ending at Chennai and encompassing the industrialized western states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka enroute.

The country’s first two wheeler plant or light commercial vehicles the list goes on – 3 wheelers, sedans, SUVs, tractors and trucks, all of them have a presence here. OEs here have gone globally. Look at Bharat Forge with manufacturing locations in Germany, Sweden, Scotland, the US and now China.

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Specialization and single product companies like Indo Schottle are here. Early global companies were Europeans lead by the 625 strong German contingent, Swiss and the Swedish. In late 1990s the 2nd wave saw them coming from other parts of Europe. Italy, Flanders - Belgium, France, Finland while continuing from Switzerland, Germany and Sweden. The Asians too flock here. Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Indonesians, are the most recent. British and US companies have flourished in PUNE through its industrial history. Chinese technology in alloy wheels is already here. While Jaguars are assembled in Pune, the first industrial park will be by Foton of China in Chakan. CISCO and Foxconn are arriving shortly in Pune and have made investment plans public in the last few weeks.

PUNE is the Metropolitan city and its twin-city Pimpri Chinchwad is one of the important industrial and commercial centers in Maharashtra. Government of Maharashtra has declared PUNE city as Information and Technology/ bio-technology center and manufacturing hub with special emphasis on automobile and auto components; engineering and manufacturing industry; food processing; biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. It is an age old trade and commerce centre known for its international connections.

PUNE has well developed physical and social infrastructure in its vicinity and in the midst of the strongest industrial concentration and the largest and premium corporate and consumer market of Mumbai-PUNE region. Mumbai-PUNE region accounts for half the wealth and income generated in the state of Maharashtra and around 10% of the GDP of the country. The industrial corridor is the industrial and services power house of India accounting for value added output of US$ 35 billion minimum at the last count years back and is growing phenomenally.

Called the “Queen of the Deccan”, PUNE is the cultural capital of Maharashtra. The combined population of the metropolitan region is between 4.5 to 5 million as of 2004. This decade has seen a sizeable investment in the software and automobile sector, in the city. This has prompted a huge influx of youth from all over the country. Several suburbs are now completely cosmopolitan. PUNE is probably India’s best source for talented and skilled manpower for the prominent automobile and engineering Industry in this part of the state. The city has over 100 colleges and institutions of higher learning including 14 Engineering Colleges and 10 B-Schools. A large number of ITI’s provide the necessary shop floor skills for the industrial outfits. Scientific institutions like National Chemical Laboratory, PUNE University, and the substantial presence of IT companies assure a supply of high quality knowledge base.

GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION PUNE DISTRICT is located between 17 degrees 54' and 10 degrees 24' North latitude and 73 degrees19' and 75 degrees 10' East longitude. The district has geographical area of 15.642sq.km. PUNE district is bound by Ahmednagar district on north-east, Solapur district on the south-east, Satara district on south, Raigad district on the west and Thane district on the north-west. It is the second largest district in the state and covers 5.10% of the total geographical area of the state. The landscape of PUNE district is distributed triangularly in western Maharashtra at the foothills of the Sahyadri Mountains and is divided into three parts: "Ghatmatha", "Maval" and "Desh". PUNE DISTRICT forms a part of the tropical monsoon land and therefore shows a significant seasonal variation in temperature as well as rainfall conditions. Climate of the western region of PUNE is cool whereas the eastern part is hot and dry.

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Hinjewadi on the western corridor has played the role of a catalyst in the IT revolution transforming PUNE as the city of tomorrow. Kharadi and Talawade have now joined the ranks and the eastern corridor is buzzing with IT and ITES enterprises. While Bangalore, Hyderabad and other metropolitan cities were catching up with the boom, PUNE didn't miss the opportunity either. As a vibrant business centre, it began rolling out incentives to IT giants to open their shop. According to Dun & Bradstreet report, while 57% of the IT and ITEs-BPO companies in PUNE are involved in export, 23% earn more than 50% of their revenue from the international market. Companies providing software products fall under the turnover bracket of up to Rs 50 million, whereas companies providing IT services falls under the bracket of up to Rs 25 million. Knowledge driven software/ I.T. / I.T. enabled/ BPO / Offshore Development Center - industry are the sunrise economy in Pune. Software exports from Pune region are approximately to the tune of US $ 1 billion. The CAGR is 30% on 2004-05 and total exports in 2013-14 are already touching Rs.___________ crores, nearly same as Mumbai region. IT LOCATIONS IN PUNE Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park, Hinjawadi, PUNE Hinjawadi, Phase-I: Maharashtra's largest IT park spread over 238 acres of exquisitely developed land. A resounding success with names like Infosys, Wipro, Cogniznt, Geometric, Tata Technologies, Veritas etc. already based here. 140 Mbps connectivity through VSNL and an 80 Mbps earth station set-up on campus by STPI Dedicated telephone exchange with optic fibre cable network. Dedicated electric sub-station (220 KV). Hostel, shopping complex, banks etc. Underground services like data cabling etc. Hinjawadi, Phase II: A short drive from Phase I. 200 acres of beautifully landscaped, gently sloping hilly land. Chosen by Infosys, for their new 110 acres campus. Hinjawadi, Phase-III:

Additional land close to the existing park, under acquisition and development, will be available for IT and BPO units.

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Talawade IT Park, PUNE :

A campus-style IT park, already home to names like Syntel and Kanbay Set amidst tranquil, green surroundings on 190 acres of land on the banks of Indrayani river. IT Tower with 1,00,000 sq.ft. built up space. Dedicated Telephone Exchange. VSNL's earth station on campus. Underground services like data cabling etc.

Kharadi IT Park, PUNE :

10 minutes away from PUNE Airport. An ideal IT destination set amidst picturesque, peaceful environs, spread over 75 acres. Total built up area of over 1,70,000 sq.ft. Dedicated Telephone Exchange. Underground Services like data cabling, etc.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES A number of IT companies are located in PUNE, major among them include

AllScript Kanbay Software Sears IT &Management

Amdocs KPIT System Siemens

Avaya L&T Infotech SUNGARD

Cognizant Technology Solutions Magic Infotech Symantec

Convergys Mahindra British Telecom Tata Communications

DigiCaptions Mahindra Satyam Tata Technologies

Eaton Technologies Maxxton Tavisca Solutions

EDS Metro TCS

Euronet MphasiS TIETO

Geometric Software Solutions MphasiS-HP T-Square System

Global Advertisement Services Nihilent Technologies Veritas Software

Global SMS Network Patni Computers Veritas Software

Honeywell Automation Persistent Systems Vodafone India Services

IBM Global Services Polaris Software Lab Wipro

IDHASoft PRISM INFOMATICS WNS

InfoBeans QSG Resource Management Xansa

Infosys Technologies Sasken Zensar Technologies

PUNE IS CONSIDERED AS THE OXFORD OF THE EAST – with its many educational and research institutions apart from other institutions for sports, yoga, ayurveda, culture and social services.

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PUNE being the centre of learning, education and research, the easy availability of software engineers is an advantage. Besides PUNE’S proximity to Mumbai, from where PUNE constantly attracts young aspirants due to it's economical viabilities, climatic conditions and cultural resources is an added advantage. The Government has chosen PUNE city as a prominent centre for development of IT looking at the industrial growth in and around PUNE city and the excellent international standard, educational facilities available in PUNE. It is also poised to be a Smart City under Central Government scheme. It is reckoned to be headquarters for all the Industrial Corridors being developed by Government of India. The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) which is one of the premier institutes in country in the IT is also located at PUNE. It has developed numerous Super Computers indigenously. PUNE has rich and fully developed educational infrastructure so far as professional colleges and schools are concerned, major Engineering colleges and their names, courses offered and intake are as below: PUNE is also known for its high standards in high school education. Pune has many institutions of higher education, including the University of Pune, several colleges of Engineering (notably, the Government College of Engineering Pune Institute of Computer Technology, Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering, D.Y. Patil College of Engineering, Garware College, Wadia College, Sinhagad College of Engineering Maharashtra Institute of Technology, PVG's College of Engg. & Tech. Vishwakarma Institute of Technology , among others), Medicine ( B.J.Medical College and the Armed Forces Medical College), and others like the IUCAA (Inter University Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics) and the NCL (National Chemical Laboratory). The National Defense Academy, which trains officers of India's armed forces, is located at Khadakvasla, on the outskirts of Pune. Fergusson College (1885) is the oldest and one of the most important colleges in this city. Other famous colleges include Symbiosis College and Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce. Students from all over India and many African countries come to Pune for higher education, particularly in engineering and management. SCMHRD (Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development), one of India's finest residential b-school, is also located in Pune. Pune is also rapidly becoming a major centre for Information Technology in India. ECONOMY PUNE is home to big manufactures whose names have come into household usage. Like any other industrial hub in the world, these big players are supported by a host of smaller players. While some MNCs enter into OEM deals to source components, others have Indian arms to supply it to global markets. Pune itself has many such current stories. Joint product development through integration of the R&D in Pune with their global R&D is the buzz word. Target market leaders in PUNE Division which is home to some of the largest manufacturing / service industry leaders. Institutes and defence organisations of national repute are pride of Pune which is headquarters of Southern Command of Indian Army.

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Organisations of National Repute in Pune include

Ammunition Factory, Kirkee / Dehu Road / Talegaon

Maharashtra Mental Health Inst.

Armament Research & Devp. Est Mech Engg. R & D Org.

Automotive Research Association of India National Bank For Agric. & Rural Dev

Bharat Electronics Ltd. National Center For Cell Sciences

Bombay Engineering Group National Chemical Laboratory

Central Bee Research & Trg. Inst. National Commission For Sc/St

Central Ground Water Board National Defence Academy

College Of Military Engineering National Film Archive Of India

Central Armed Forces Vehicle Depot National Informatics Center

Defence Institute of Advanced Technology, (DIAT), Deemed University, PUNE

National Institute Of Banking Mgmt.

Geological Survey Of India National Institute Of Naturopathy

Gliding Center National Institute of Virology

High Energy Materials Research Laboratory (HEMRL), PUNE

National Water Devp. Authority

High Explosive Factory, Kirkee NCL Innovation Park

Hindustan Antibiotics Ltd. NCL Venture Center

IISER Ordnance Depot

Inter University Center for Astrophysics and Astronomy (IUCAA)

Research & Development Establishment (R&DE), PUNE

Mah. State Bureau Of Text Bk. Prod. Vehicle Research & Development Establishment

Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran.

Pune is home to many INDIAN CORPORATE HOUSES including :

Prominent Industry Groups in Pune

Tata Group Bajaj Group Kirloskar Group

The Thermax group Finolex Group Forbes Marshal Group

Kalyani Kinetic Poonawalla (Serum)

Force Motors Panchshil Shirke

MULTINATIONALS THRONG TO PUNE The motley band of US companies in Pune like GE, Cummins, General Motors, Navistar, John Deere, Jabil India, Dow Corning, Emerson, Amphenol, Battelle India in manufacturing sector and the tech giants. Apart from these US companies here, there are BPOs that cater to the US. Many IT biggies dot the Pune landscape. Multinational CEOs who are here talk of expansion, integrating India into global production and greater sourcing from here. Many including Seco Tools AB, Alfa Laval and Jaguar Land Rover have re-located global product line to Pune.

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Country-wise major investments in Pune include

UUSSAA

3 M India Cummins India Ltd. John Deere

AAM Services(I) Pvt. Ltd. Dell Johnson Controls

Allscripts (I) Pvt. Ltd. Deloitte Minda Stongeria Instruments

Amphenol Interconnect Deloitte Haskins & sells MWH

Autodesk (I) Pvt. Ltd. Deluxe Digital Studios Nalco Water India

Avery Dennision (India) Pvt. Ltd Dow Chemicals Nvidia

Bekaert Industries Pvt. Ltd. CISCO QLogic

Bharat Forge Ltd. Eaton Renfro India Pvt Ltd

BMC Software India Ltd. Eaton Industrial System Pvt. Lt Sears Holdings

Bricmont (I) Pvt. Ltd. Emerson Sintered Components Llp

Cache Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Ernst & Young Starion India Pvt.Ltd

Calyon Bank GE India Industrial Private Ltd Symantec

Carraro India Ltd. Honeywell Automation Tata Johnson Controls

Citigroup Global Markets HP Trizetto

Cognizant Technology Solutions IBM Visteon Engineering Centre India

BBRRIITTIISSHH

Jaguar Land Rover Brinton Carpets Holset Engineering

Concentric Pumps

SSWWEEDDIISSHH

SKF ALFA LAVAL Atlas Copco

Tetra Pak Sidel

SSWWIISSSS

RIETER BOBST

GGEERRMMAANN

BorgWarner Mercedes Benz Volkswagen

Schaefler DANa Group ThyssenKrupp

CCHHIINNEESSEE

Foton Motors Sany Heavy

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JJAAPPAANNEESSEE

The rainbow of companies with Japanese connections in Pune include

Enkei Castalloy Ltd. Keihin Fie Pvt. Ltd. Matsushita Washing Machine Sharp India Ltd. Sudarshan Chemical Industries Ltd. Tata Toyo Radiator Pvt. Ltd.

Mitsibishi Electric Yazaki Autocomp Ltd. TATA Yutaka Autocomp Ltd.

TC Springs Pvt. Ltd. Yamazaki Mazak Singapore Pvt. Ltd. ENKEI

DMW Corporation, Ebara Corporation,

International Procurement Offices / Centres / Logistics Network in Pune region include:

· Renault Nissan · John Deere · Cummins Inc

· Eaton · Jaguar Land Rover ·

International Biotechnology Park, Hinjawadi : This park is emerging as a preferred Biotechnology destination in the Life Sciences space. The 230 acres park, adjacent to the IT park, is developed in a Joint Venture with a private partner. The park will provide infrastructure and common facilities on par with the best in the world to serve the needs of clinical trials, R&D, vaccine production and many others. Pune is also India’s most industrialized hub, home to global majors like

Cummins Jabil LG

Dow Corning Whirlpool Sandvik

Alfa Laval Tetrapak Swarovski

POSCO Kimberly Clark Volkswagen GE Atlas Copco MTU

Seco Tools Nacco NMHG Holset

DSM Royal Dutch Thyssen Krupp Reiter

GM FIAT L’Oreal

Serum Institute The market potential / growth of Pune is immense and welcome changes in the regulatory framework (like GST roll-out) and improved infra will surely attract other investments – service providers to India. Pune is a major industrial centre, worthy of being termed Detroit of India. Automobile and Auto-Components, both are a happening sector in Pune considering the large new investment in the immediate region. Pune region is actively associated with imports of CKD / Auto Spares and export of Auto-components. Major auto manufacturers and auto component manufacturers with global foot print have base in Pune and include many companies. Automotive manufacturers including 2/3 wheelers, commercial vehicles, utility and off-road vehicles, trucks, cars and farm vehicles including tractors and earth moving equipments. Pune is a major automobile centre in the country which is home to large players like:

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Bajaj Auto Ltd. Mahindra & Mahindra Fiat India Ltd.

Bajaj Tempo (Force Motors)

Kinetic Piaggio Vehicles Pvt.Ltd

Tata Motors Ltd. John Deere JCB India

General Motors Mercedes Benz Volkswagen

Sany Heavy Foton Motors Premier Limited

Hyundai Heavy

Auto components: There are some 1,973+ industrial units under Tier I, II and III categories. They produce everything from chassis frames and sub assemblies to transmission parts, gear shafts, etc. Pune also has a very substantial presence of Auto Component Manufacturers/ ancillaries like:

Apollo Tyres Ltd Bharat Forge Ltd. Carraro Harita Grammar Jaya Hind Industries Kalyani Brakes

Kirloskar Group Minda Ridge Instruments Spaco Carburetors

Tata Johnson Controls Enkei Alloy Wheels Tata Auto Plastics

Wheels India Kalyani Lemmerz Bridgestone

Toyota Aftermarket Renault-Nissan Dana India

Visteon Automotive Honeywell Turbo Victor Reinz

Bosch Lokesh Industries Rinder

Autocomp Corp. Lucas TVS Minda Corporation

Behr India Lumax Industries Virgo

Brakes India Magneti Marelli Motherson SMR Automotive Systems

Hella India Electronics Motherson Automotive Carraro

Jayashree Polymers Polyplastics Industries Tata Autocomp Systems

JBM Auto Mahindra Ugine Steel Tata Ficosa Automotive

Emitech Emission Gabriel India Tata Johnson Controls

Exotech Plastics Yazaki Tractor Engineers (L & T)

Exotech Zanini Inds. Tata GY Batteries Varroc Polymers

Auto component SMEs are graduating as vendors to powergen, aerospace and defence. Food Processing Clusters Food and Food Processing industries are one of the fastest growing clusters contributing to the region's prosperity. The cluster produces a range of products comprising Spices & Pickles, Fruit and Vegetable processing and Ready-to Eat (RTE)/ Ready-to-Cook (RTC) products. As per Mahratta Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture (MCCIA) statistics, the total investment in plant & machinery of Pune food processing 1100 strong industry employing 20000 people and turnover is to the tune of Rs 300 crores of which 51% is in the non Fruit and Vegetable (F&V) segment. Of the 49 per cent accounted for by the F&V segment 21% is in spices & pickles, 22% in fruit and vegetables and 6% in the RTE/RTC category. The total investment in Pune F&V sector is around Rs. 147 crore. The city which has already been identified as one of the major fruit and vegetable cluster is planning a

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mega food park. It has launched a pilot project for promoting fruit and vegetable processing cluster to expand existing business and attract more investments in this segment. This is among the 25 clusters identified in India to be developed as role models. The food processing industry is expected to touch a turnover between Rs 700 crore and Rs 1000 crore in coming years. Pune enjoys some specific advantages in terms of expanding population, new upcoming industries, availability of fruits, vegetables and spices, and a lucrative export potential. Most of these industrial and food processing clusters which have come up in Pune, took almost a decade to reach the present stage. The credit goes to entrepreneurs who began on small scale and grew bigger after years of struggle. The convergence of these small units into clusters also have been gradual and on mutual interest basis. Once classified under Small Scale Industries (SSI), the government has realised its potential and has begun promoting it at par with other SMEs in developed countries. With India's SMEs sector integrating with the global market, the sector is expected to be a driving force of industrial growth in India. Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Agro-based Industry thrives in Pune Pune is among the top two centers for vaccine manufacturing in the world. The vaccine industry, in the city alone, is worth Rs.2000 crores and is estimated to be producing almost 50% countries total market and exporting them to 150 countries across the world through the WHO and UN channels. Emcure Pharmaceuticals began as a contract manufacturer and now have a tie-up with global manufacturer Actavis Pharma of Iceland and Bristol – Myers and supplying world wide. List displays versatility at its best.

Pudumjee Paper Tetrapak Finolex

Hindustan Lever Shirke Paper Browncraft Industries

Tasty Bite Eatables Frito-Lay Hindustan Antibiotics

Serum Institute of India Weikfield Products Sudarshan Chemicals

Associated Capsules Ballarpur Industries Emcure

Venkateswara Hatcheries Intervet India Pvt. Ltd. ITC

Gits Coca Cola Haffkine

Pravin Masalewale

The two big players in the packaging industry-MNC- Tetrapak and Home-Grown Nichrome are also headquartered in PUNE. FLORICULTURE MAJORS INCLUDE

Pittie Agro Venture Bora Agrotech Weikfield Agro Products

Oriental Floratech Firoze Masani Deccan Florabase

Bobna Major Neha international Indrayani Bio-Tech

Horizon Flora Century International Fila Rozil

Pune is also home to numerous small and medium sized enterprises. The PUNE SME CLUSTERS are playing a vital role in the economic growth of the region. There are approximately 12,500 industrial units which employ more than 842,700 people in the PUNE industrial belt. More than 4,500 units are directly or indirectly dependent on the automobile and auto components sector.

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These units together contribute to nearly 60% of the total turnover of PUNE which is about Rs. 30,000 crores. In the industrial belt, there are about 6,138 micro industries, which employ 99,000 people. But the biggest contribution comes from 6,247 SME industries that provide employment to no less than 516,000 workers. There are some 115 large industries, which employ another 227,700 people in the region. The annual turnover of PUNE manufacturing hub has grown manifold during the last two decades. While in 1985 the turnover was Rs 2,749 crore, in 2007 it jumped up to Rs 5,2000 crore. The period between 2000 and 2007 was very significant for the city's industrial clusters as numerous industries opened shop in the region. The distribution of SME clusters in PUNE follows a logical pattern of proximity to industries. Engineering/machining workshops: Mostly micro and small units, numbering 2000+. Deals in finishing, grinding, packaging. It also provides services to the auto components manufacturers. Fabrication: Mostly medium and small suppliers to auto components. However, they have diversified client base which include machinery and equipment producers, consumer durables, etc. Total numbers of such units are more than 1000 Plastic and rubber components: There are almost 1000 such units. They are the suppliers to diverse sectors such as auto components, packaging industry, consumer durables, etc. Dies and moulds: There are 600 small industries which are suppliers to auto, auto component industries that have tooling rooms. Machinery and equipments manufacturers: There are big and small companies in the segment which manufacture machineries and equipments. Have exposure to auto industry and other sectors. Approximate number of such units: 500 Electrical parts: There are about 300+ such SME units which supply parts to auto component manufacturers as well as to consumer durables and machinery producers.

Chemical: Mostly medium scale units Over 500

Casting/ Forging: There are 350 such units which are a mix of large and small companies. Suppliers to

auto component and automobile manufacturers, machinery parts makers, etc.

Machine tools: Mostly SMEs. Total number of such

units over 200 + and are mostly suppliers to auto component manufacturers.

Electronics: Over 100 large and small companies, which manufacture range of products from

components to consumer durables. The PUNE auto component cluster has been of such

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Infrastructure Upgradation. Maharashtra government, in order to speed up foreign investment in the region, has decided to construct a six-lane highway to connect Talegaon, Chakan and Ranjangaon with PUNE to improve the infrastructural facilities. The PUNE SME clusters also supply products and services to industries like Engineering, Food Processing, Information Technologies and other ancillary units. According to Dun & Bradstreet's study titled "Emerging SMEs: PUNE 2008" the engineering sector may grow by as much as 40% in the next two years. The study observed that 62% of the companies were involved in exports and 26% of the engineering companies manufactured and marketed branded products. It emphasised that 30% of the companies in the region have two or more manufacturing facilities One of the key features of the city's SME Clusters is its geographical distribution. Most of these satellite towns cater to one or two major industries. Some of the main SME Clusters are: Pimpri-Chinchwad The twin-city has high concentration of industries specialising in Automobile, Electronics Equipments Manufacturing, and Information Technology. This Park is among the best known in India. Set up in 1962 on an area of over 1200 hectares, it is now fully occupied, with over 3200 industrial units. The park was instrumental in putting Pune on the global industrial map Talegaon Maharashtra Government and the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) have chalked out a plan to ensure that the State puts forth a total biotechnology revolution. Since the Government wants to establish PUNE as a technology hub, MIDC has set up Biotechnology and Infotech Parks between Talegaon and Vadgaon. The government has also promoted Talegaon as a floriculture park for production of superior quality flowers like tulips and orchids, which are in demand in international markets. The area is in the Agriculture Export Zone. Ranjangaon Located at 50 km from PUNE airport, the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) has set up an industrial park in the region. Ranjangaon has attracted numerous industries from auto manufacturer to white goods giants like Whirlpool, Matsushita – National Panasonic, Anchor and LG. This industrial belt has emerged as the largest foreign direct investment for Greenfield projects in the country. WHY PUNE for SMEs In order to promote SME Clusters in PUNE, the Govt of India and the United Nation Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) have agreed to make the existing units energy efficient, environment-friendly and more productive. UNIDO has recommended setting up of a mutual credit guarantee scheme to help SMEs raise funds from banks and financial institutions. The role of SME clusters has been so vital to the economic development of the region that a Mahratta Chamber official called it the very arteries for product supply. "There are some 9,000 SME units from the total 12,500 units, crisscrossing industrial landscape of the city; they are the arteries, which make the city throb," the official said. The reason these clusters are finding favour with entrepreneur is because it provide easy access to an available market. In order to promote these clusters, the government has come out with cluster objective to

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effectively utilise the workforce, machinery and equipments, plant layout, available floor space etc. It has also set out to improve the flow of processes, material, information and finance apart from reducing downtime, overtime and rescheduling. The government is working on a comprehensive plan to eliminate wastages and minimize problems in these clusters. Apart from designing and implementing effective Management Information System (MIS), it has also introduced a new approach of 'Vision-Mission-Strategy-Goals-Objectives'. There are over 25 aluminum SME units in PUNE region, out of which 5-6 are export units. The units focussing on domestic market are doing well, whereas the export-oriented units have become vulnerably exposed to global recessive trends. Another SME industry which is fast emerging in PUNE’S satellite area is - plastic industry. It was not long back when DSM NV, a global company headquartered in The Netherlands, set up a manufacturing facility in the city. The company provides plastics compounds to be used in manufacturing moulded components for the automotive, consumer goods and other industries. There are some 400 Plastic SME industries catering to big and small manufacturing units in the region. IMPORTERS / EXPORTERS ARE THE backbone of foreign trade and include worthies like:

Ajay Metachem Ltd. (ASK Chemicals) Kirloskar Ebara Pumps Ltd.

Alfa Laval (I) Ltd Kirloskar McQuay Ltd.

Associated Capsules Ltd. Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd

Bajaj Auto Ltd. - Aurangabad / PUNE / Chakan Kirloskar Pneumatic Co. Ltd.

Bajaj Tempo (Force Motors Ltd.) + Jaya Hind Industries Ltd.

LG Ltd.

Balkrishna Tyres Ltd -Aurangabad L'Oreal India

Ballarpur Industries Ltd. Mather & Platt Ltd.

Behr India Ltd. Merloni Termosanitari India Ltd.

Bharat Forge Ltd. Monika Exim

Bora Agrotech Ltd. Philips India Ltd.

Bosch Chassis System Piaggio Greaves Vehicles Ltd., Baramati

Brinton Carpets Asia Ltd. Plastro Platton

Carraro India Ltd. Poonam Roofing Products Ltd . / Swastik Roofing

CG Brooks, A'Nagar Poonawalla Group/ Serum Institute

Cummins India Ltd. Kirloskar Copeland Ltd.

Daimler Chrysler (I) Ltd. Praj Industries Ltd.

Dana Spicer Ltd./ Gabriel India Ltd./ Victor Gaskets Pudumjee Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd. + Pudumjee Agro

DGP Hinoday (I) Ltd. Rathi Group-Polybond-Transpower

Envair Electrodyle Ltd. Ravin Cables Ltd

Fiat India Ltd. Rinder (I) Pvt. Ltd.

Finolex Cables Ltd. Sakal Papers Ltd

Finolex Industries Ltd. (Seasonal) Semco (Sage Electrical Mfg.Co.Pvt.Ltd.)

Fleetguard India Ltd. Sharp India Ltd.

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Forbes Gokak Ltd.-Gokak Shirke Paper / Brown Kraft

Fresenius Kabi Ltd. Shree Precoated Steels Ltd

Garware Elastomerics Ltd. Sonnoco Conitex

Garware Wall Ropes Ltd., PUNE & Wai Sterlite Industries India Ltd

Greaves India Ltd. Sudarshan Chemicals India Ltd.

Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages Tasty Bite Eatables Ltd.

Hindustan Lever Ltd. Tata Autocomp Ltd

Honeywell Tata International Ltd.

Indian Express - PUNE Tata Johnson Controls

Indian Seamless Metal Tubes Ltd. - Ahmedabad Tata Motors Ltd.

Indian Seamless Steels & Alloys Ltd (ISSAL) Tata Yazaki Ltd.

Johndeere Ltd. Tetra Pak India Ltd.

Kalyani Carpenter Special Steels Ltd. Thermax Ltd.

Kalyani Lemmerz Ltd. Thyssen Krup (I) Ltd.Projects/ seasonal

Kalyani Steels Ltd. Voltas Ltd.

Kinetic Engg Ltd., PUNE Weikfield Products Ltd.

Kirloskar Brothers Ltd Weikfield Agro Products Ltd.

Kirloskar Chillers Whirlpool India Ltd

El-O-Matic Intervalve

Upcountry Maharashtra has 226 functional MIDCs and hundreds of small / tiny industrial clusters. However PUNE is AT EPI-CENTER to tap the traffic moving to the NATIONAL locations from the following industrial development centres in 9 districts of Maharashtra including upcoming industrial areas / SEZs in particular and other industrial zones / areas.

Sr. No Industrial Estate / Zone / SEZ / AEZ District Type

1 Alandi Markal I.E PUNE Mini Industrial area

2 Baramati MIDC PUNE Growth Center

3 Bebedohol Maval Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

4 Bhosari Indl. Estate PUNE Major Industrial area

5 Chakan MIDC PUNE Major Industrial area

6 Chakan Onion AEZ PUNE Veg Agro Export Zone

7 Electronics Co-Op Industrial Estate PUNE Private Indl. Estate

8 Fursungi Area PUNE Trade Centre 9 Gultekdi Indl. Estate PUNE Mini Industrial area

10 Hadapsar Indl. Estate PUNE Major Industrial area

11 High Cliff I.E., Wagholi PUNE Mini Industrial area

12 Hinjewadi – Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park PUNE IT Park

13 Hinjewadi Bio-Tech Park PUNE Bio-Tech Park 14 Indapur MIDC PUNE 5 star indl. Estate

15 Jambhul Kamshet Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

16 Jejuri MIDC PUNE Major Industrial area

17 Junnar Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

18 Kasar Amboli Area PUNE Growth Center 19 Kasarwadi Area PUNE Trade Centre

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20 Kedgaon Daund I.E. PUNE Mini Industrial area

21 Kesnand Wagholi Indl. Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

22 Kharadi Knowledge Park PUNE IT Park

23 Kondhapuri Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

24 Kondhwa Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

25 Kothrud Indl. Estate PUNE Growth Center

26 Kurkumbh MIDC PUNE Major industrial area 27 Mahalunge I.E. Chakan Talegaon PUNE Major Industrial area

28 Mann I.E. PUNE Growth Center

29 Maval Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

30 Mundhwa Industrial Area PUNE Major Industrial area

31 Nandur Daund Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

32 Narayangaon Area PUNE Mini Industrial area

33 Pandare MIDC PUNE Major industrial area

34 Pavana Industrial Estate, Bhosari PUNE Mini Industrial area

35 Pimpri Chinchwad MIDC PUNE Major industrial area

36 Pirangut Paud Road Gotawade I.E. PUNE Growth Center

37 PUNE Pomegranates AEZ PUNE Fruit Agro Export Zone

38 Ramtekdi Indl. Estate PUNE Mini Industrial area

39 Ranjangaon MIDC PUNE 5 star industrial area

40 Sanaswadi I.E. PUNE Growth Center

41 Shikrapur Shirur I.E. PUNE Growth Center 42 Talawade Software Technology Park PUNE IT Park

43 Talegaon Bio-tech Park PUNE Bio-Tech Park

44 Talegaon Floriculture & Indl. Park PUNE Major industrial area

45 Talegaon Floriculture AEZ PUNE Floriculture Agro Export Zone

46 Talegaon Hi-tech Park PUNE IT Park 47 Talegaon Horticulture Park PUNE Mini Industrial area

48 Urawade Mulshi Area PUNE Growth Center

49 Vadu Budruk/Koregaon Bhima Area PUNE Growth Center

50 Vithalwadi Sinhagad Road I.E. PUNE Trade Centre

51 Walchandnagar Area PUNE Mini Industrial area 52 Ahmednagar IT Park Ahmednagar IT Park

53 Ahmednagar MIDC Ahmednagar Major industrial area

54 Ahmednagar Onion AEZ Ahmednagar Veg Agro Export Zone

55 Grape and Grape wine AEZ Ahmednagar Fruit Agro Export Zone

56 Shrirampur MIDC Ahmednagar Growth Center

57 Supa Parner MIDC Ahmednagar Growth Center

58 Chitegaon Paithan Area Aurangabad Major industrial area

59 Aurangabad MIDC Aurangabad Major industrial area

60 Chikalthana MIDC Aurangabad Major industrial area

61 Jafrabad MIDC Aurangabad Mini Industrial area 62 Paithan MIDC Aurangabad Growth Center

63 Shendre MIDC & SEZ Aurangabad 5 star industrial area

64 Vaijapur MIDC Aurangabad Growth Center

65 Waluj MIDC Aurangabad 5 star industrial area

66 Goundwad Belgaum Mini Industrial area

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67 Kangrali B. K. Indl. Area Belgaum Mini Industrial area

68 KIADB Area, Kakti Belgaum Mini Industrial area

69 KIADB I.E., Honaga Belgaum Mini Industrial area

70 Machhe I.E. Belgaum Growth Center

71 Udyambaug I.E Belgaum Growth Center

72 Belgaum Industrial Area Karnataka Industrial Area

73 Gokak Textile Park Karnataka Textile Industry Zone 74 Hubli Industrial Area Karnataka Industrial Area

75 Ichalkaranji I.E. Kolhapur Growth Center

76 Kagal MIDC Kolhapur Trade Centre

77 Kolhapur IT Park Kolhapur IT Park

78 L K Akiwate I.E., Jaisingpur Kolhapur Growth Center

79 Old Indl. Estate, Ichalkaranji Kolhapur Mini Industrial area

80 Parvati Co-operative I.E. Yadrav Kolhapur Growth Center

81 Shivaji Udyam Nagar I.E. Kolhapur Mini Industrial area

82 Shri Laxmi I.E. Hathkanangale Kolhapur Growth Center

83 Ajara Kolhapur Mini Industrial area

84 Gadhinglaj Kolhapur Growth Center

85 Gokul – Shirgaon MIDC Kolhapur Major industrial area

86 Halkarni Kolhapur Major industrial area

87 Hupri Hatkanangale Silver SEZ Kolhapur Silver Ornament SEZ

88 Kagal Hatkanangale MIDC Kolhapur 5 star industrial area 89 Kolhapur Floriculture AEZ Kolhapur Floriculture Agro Export Zone

90 Kolhapur MIDC Kolhapur Major industrial area

91 Shiroli MIDC Kolhapur Major industrial area

92 Addl. Latur MIDC Latur Major industrial area

93 Ahmadpur MIDC Latur Mini Industrial area 94 Ausa Phase – I MIDC Latur Growth Center

95 Latur MIDC Latur Major industrial area

96 Nilanga MIDC Latur Mini Industrial area

97 Deglur Phase-I MIDC Nanded Mini Industrial area

98 Kandhar MIDC Nanded Mini Industrial area 99 Nanded (CGGC) Kushnur Nanded 5 star industrial area

100 Nanded MIDC Nanded Major industrial area

101 Osmanabad Pomegranates AEZ Osmanabad Fruit Agro Export Zone

102 Islampur MIDC Sangli Major industrial area

103 Jath Area Sangli Mini Industrial area

104 Kadegaon Area Sangli Mini Industrial area

105 Kavathemahankal Area Sangli Mini Industrial area

106 Kirloskarwadi I.E Sangli Mini Industrial area

107 Madhavnagar I.E. Sangli Growth Center

108 Palus Grape SEZ, Palus Sangli Fruit Agro Export Zone 109 Palus Industrial Area (Tasgaon) Sangli Mini Industrial area

110 Sangli – Miraj MIDC Sangli Major industrial area

111 Sangli Flower and Floriculture AEZ Sangli Floriculture Agro Export Zone

112 Sangli IT Park Sangli IT Park

113 Sangli Pomegranates AEZ Sangli Fruit Agro Export Zone

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114 Shirala Area Sangli Growth Center

115 Tasgaon I.E. Sangli Mini Industrial area

116 Walwa I.E. Sangli Mini Industrial area

117 Chordia Food Park, Shirwal Satara Food Park

118 Grape and Grape wine AEZ Satara Fruit Agro Export Zone

119 Karad Area Satara Growth Center

120 Karad MIDC Satara Growth Center 121 Koregaon Satara Mini Industrial area

122 Ogalewadi Karad Area Satara Mini Industrial area

123 Patan Area Satara Mini Industrial area

124 Satara (Addl.) MIDC Satara Major industrial area

125 Satara IT Park Satara IT Park

126 Satara MIDC Satara Major industrial area

127 Satara Onion AEZ Satara Veg Agro Export Zone

128 Shindewadi / Wing Area Satara Mini Industrial area

129 Shirwal Area Satara Growth Center

130 Tasawade MIDC, Karad Satara Mini Industrial area

131 Umbraj Area Satara Mini Industrial area

132 Wai MIDC Satara Major industrial area

133 Chincholi MIDC Solapur Major industrial area

134 Grape and Grape wine AEZ Solapur Fruit Agro Export Zone

135 Hotgi Road I.E Solapur Growth Center 136 Karmala I.E. Solapur Growth Center

137 Kurduwadi (Madha) Solapur Mini Industrial area

138 Mangalwedha Area Solapur Growth Center

139 Solapur MIDC & Area Solapur Major industrial area

LONG TERM ASSOCIATION WITH GOVT. AGENCIES / TRADE PROMOTION ASSOCIATIONS/ GOVT. DEPTS. TO INCREASE HINTERLAND PENETRATION

Air Cargo Agent’s Association of India, Mumbai (ACAAI)

Hadapsar Industrial Estate, Hadapsar, PUNE

Mahratta Chamber of Commerce, Industries & Agriculture (MCCIA), PUNE

All India Association of Industries, Mumbai

Ichalkaranji Powerloom Association

Marathwada Industries Association, Aurangabad

All India Exporter Chamber, Mumbai (AIEC)

Indian Merchant Chamber, Mumbai

MITCON, PUNE

All India Grape Exporters Association, Ozar

Indian Trade Consulates Abroad Mumbai & Nhava Sheva Ship Owners Association (MANSA)

ASSOCHAM Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce & Industries

Parvati Co-operative Indl. Estates, Yadrav

Association for the promotion of plastics, C/o. MITCON, PUNE

Indrayani Industries Association, Markal

Pavna Industrial Estate, Bhosari

Association of 100% EOU PUNE & Kolhapur

International Chamber of Shipping (ICS)

Pimpri-Chinchwad Laghu Udyog Vikas Samiti

Aurangabad Customs House Agent Association

International Maritime Organization (IMO)

Poona Motor Goods Transport Association

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Bombay Chamber of Commerce (BCCI)

International Shipping Federation (ISF)

PUNE Branch of Breman Chamber of Commerce, Germany

Builders of India, PUNE Centre Jejuri Industries Association PUNE Custom House Agent’s Association, PUNE (PCHAA)

Chandi Mal Utpadak Sahakari Sangh Ltd., Hupari

Joint Director General of Foreign Trade (JDGFT), PUNE

PUNE Management Association

Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of India, PUNE

Kolhapur Engineering Association PUNE MCCIA Pimpri-Chinchwad Wing

Confederation of Indian Industries (CII)

Kolhapur Productivity Council PUNE Sweden Business Development Forum,

Consolidators Association of India Krishna Valley Chamber of Industries and Commerce, Kupwad, Sangli

PUNE Tiny Industries Association

Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Mumbai

Maharashtra Agro Industries Development Corporation

PUNE-Satara Road Industrial Federation

Defence Equipment Manufacturers Association, PUNE ( DEMA)

Maharashtra Centre for Entrepreneurship Development, Aurangabad

Ramtekdi Industrial Estate Association, Hadapsar, PUNE

Electronic Industrial Estate, PUNE Satara Road, PUNE

Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Mumbai

Santa Cruz Electronic Exports Promotion Zone (SEEPZ), Mumbai

Export Promotion Council for EOUs and SEZ

Maharashtra Economic Development Council (MEDC)

Science and Technology Park, PUNE

Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations in India (FFFAI), Navi Mumbai

Maharashtra Industrial Development Corpn., PUNE

Shiroli Manufacturers Association

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (FICCI)

Maharashtra Lorry Operators Association

SICOM Ltd.

Federation of Indian Export Organizations, New Delhi

Maharashtra Maritime Board Software Technology Park of India

Freight Interest Forum, Mumbai (FIF)

Maharashtra Plastic Manufacturers Association, PUNE

The Bombay Customs House Agent’s Association, Mumbai (BCHAA)

Gokul Shirgaon Manufacturers Association, Kolhapur

Maharashtra Rajya Draksha Bagaitdar Sangh, PUNE

Trade Consulates of Foreign Countries in India

World Trade Center Pune Maharashtra Small Scale Industries Development Corporation

Udyog Mitra

Compiled by Nikhil Oswal,

World Trade Center Pune and some facts and figures to be revised upwards.

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