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Message from Chief Minister, Punjab

The people of Punjab have, in the recent elections shown a way forward through the

ballot by opting for New Punjab. They have elected a Government which is committed to

provide the most progressive policies and regulatory framework, ensuring that Punjab is truly

a best place to do business.

The new Government of Punjab envisages to provide State-of-the-art industrial

infrastructure and skilled manpower as well as multiple resources so that the investment

opportunities are realized quickly across all sectors. The business friendly environment in the

State now will provide a ready platform to the existing and new industrial investors to jumpstart

their endeavours.

A glorious future beckons those of you who avail the opportunities of investing in

Punjab: its strategic location, abundant resources and an efficient and progressive

government will facilitate successful start of ventures.

I welcome all of you to Punjab- Land of unlimited opportunities for growth.

(Amarinder Singh)

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New Government

New Industrial Policy

New Focus Sectors

Punjab heralds a new dawn, paving the way for aspirational beginnings of a golden era of industrial development

A new chapter in Punjab’s

growth story

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New Industrial Policy

Potential Focus Sectors

Agro and Food Processing

Manufacturing Retail & E-commerce

Education

IT and ITeS

Renewable Energy

Healthcare

Lifesciences & Biotechnology

Skill Development

Textile Industry

Entertainment Aerospace &Defence

Tourism

Logistics

Startup

Encouraging anchor units having potential to create ancillary units and employment

Revival of the existing Industrial units

Creation of New Land Bank for developing industrial clusters

Potential for globally competitive R&D Hubs

Encouraging MSME development and growth

Regulatory reforms in areas such as pollution control measures, labour laws and land use etc.

Electricity tariff @ Rs.5/- per unit for the existing and new industry for the next 5 years

PolicySystem

Procedures Departments

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Agro and Food Processing

Human Capital

Startups and Entrepreneurs

Way to Punjab’s Growth Story

Bringing a new State Policy

Dedicated fund of Rs. 100 Cr.

Exemption from all state taxes for 5 years

Plug-In system in major cities of Punjab

Small Enterprises promoted by two or more young entrepreneurs, termed as will also be subsidized and incentivized

Yaari Enterprises

Six per cent of State's GDP to be spent on promotion and development of education

At least 50 new colleges will be opened

Incentivized with effective forward and backward linkages

Development of cold storage warehousing units and grain silos

Establish a fully equipped pathology and nutrition laboratory

Opportunities for private sector investment for creating a beneficial value chain from ‘ ’Farm to Fork

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Soaring in the Spirit of ‘Make in India’

Ÿ India Emerging as a Leading

Global Economy

Ÿ Drivers of India’s Growth

Story

Ÿ Leading FDI Destination

Across The Globe

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India Emerging as a Leading Global Economy

14th Largest receiver of FDI Inflows in the World

2nd Largest economy in Agriculture Sector

3rd Largest economy in the World by Purchasing Power Parity

3rd Largest economy of the World by 2028

4th Largest receiver of FDI in Asia

7th Largest receiver of FDI amongst Developing and Transitional Economies

8th Largest importer in the World

9th Largest economy in the World by Nominal GDP

10th Largest economy in Industrial Sector

11th Largest in the Service Sector

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Drivers of India’s Growth Story

Stable Macro-economic Environment

Enterprising Human Capital

Proactive GovernmentRobust Infrastructure

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Leading FDI Destination across the Globe

FDI Inflow by Country (%)

Mauritius

Singapore

United Kingdom

Japan

Netherlands

USA

ROW

Germany

FDI Inflow by Sector (%)

Services

Construction Development

Telecommunications

Computer Software and Hardware

Drugs & Pharmaceuticals

Automobile Industry

Trading

Chemicals

Power

Others

FDI INFLOW (USD Bn)

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Underpinnings of Progressive Punjab

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Fact File

Advantage Punjab

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Punjab - Fact File

Favorable Demographics

Domestic Airports

Rivers

National Highways

Tarn Taran

Jalandhar

Moga

Mansa

Sangrur

Nawanshahr

Phagwara

Amritsar

Gurdaspur

Hoshiarpur

Kapurthala

Ferozepur

Sri Muktsar Sahib

Faridkot

Barnala

Rupnagar

Sri Fatehgarh Sahib

Ludhiana

Fazilka

Patiala

Bathinda

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Strategic Location

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Competent Human Capital

StrongAncillary Sector

Highly CostCompetitive

Advantage Punjab

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Contributes about 50-60% of wheat and 35-40% of rice to the centralprocurement pool

Abundant Natural Resources

191%

99%

Sutlej, Beas and Ravi

5.04 Mn ha

4.13 Mn ha

7.90 Mn ha

14,500 Kms

Total Land Availability

Net Cultivated Area

Total Cropped Area

Rivers

Length of Canal Network

– Cropping Intensity

– Irrigated Area

Fertile Alluvial Soils and Sub Tropical Climate

Highest per capita availability of milk - Almost 4 times higher than allIndia level

2nd largest - Cotton & blended yarn producer in the country

Highest productivity of lychee (14.4 MT/ha) and guava (22.0 MT/ha) in India

Geographical Advantage

Industrial & Freight corridors

Provides access to more than 11% of India’s population.

Untapped international market: access to the whole of Central Asian belt including countries like

Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran etc.

Proximity to other large markets in Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh,

Uttarakhand and Jammu & Kashmir makes Punjab an attractive state for production.

Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) uses the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor as the

backbone.

Amritsar - Delhi - Kolkata Industrial Corridor will use the Eastern dedicated Freight Corridor as the

backbone; will traverse 7 states and houses about 40% of India’s poppulation.

An upcoming Industrial Urban Corridor between Amritsar and Chandigarh opening avenues for

major areas of Punjab including Hoshiarpur and Gurdaspur.

Punjab

Pakistan

Kazakhstan

Afghanistan

Nepal

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Himachal Pradesh

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Strategic Location : Gateway to Central Asian marketsand Large Access to Domestic Markets

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Energy Surplus State

+5Projected Power Surplus/Deficit (%) for 2015-16

Smart Infrastructure4/6 LaneHighwaysin Punjab(Not to Scale)

Installed Capacity 13,960 MW

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Competent Human Capital

Best in class skill development and education infrastructure

The State has more than 360 under-graduate and 75 post-graduate colleges and 101 engineering colleges

There are 195 polytechnics, 369 ITIs and 6 Multi Skill Development Centres (MSDCs)

Skill training academy with an annual intake capacity of 2000-3000 being established in Ropar

Home to world renowned educational institutions including ISB, IIM, IIT, NIPER, NABI, NIT, PEC University of Technology, Thapar University, etc.

Indian Institute of Technology

Ropar

IIMAmritsar

Indian School of Business

Punjab Agriculture University

Punjab UniversityNational Institute of Pharmaceutical

Education and Research

Punjab Technical University

Thapar University

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Engineering

Polytechnics

Number Annual Graduates

ITIs

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Key MSME Industries:

District Product No. of Units

Ludhiana Auto Components, Bicycle Parts, Hosiery, Sewing M/C Components, Industrial Fastners, Hand tools, Machine Tools, Forging, Electroplating, etc.

44,074

Jalandhar Sports Goods, Agricultural Implements, Hand tools, Rubber Goods, Wooden Furniture, Leather Tanning, Surgical Instruments, etc.

20,295

Amritsar Rice Mills, Shoddy Yarn, Powerloom 17,195

Sangrur Rice Mills 11,303

Patiala Agricultural Implements and Cutting Tools 8,379

7,740Machine Tools, Rice Mills, Casting & Forging Gurdaspur

Moga Wheat Threshers 3,561

Sri Fatehgarh Sahib Steel Re-rolling 3,441

Strong Ancillary SectorIndustrial clusters in Punjab

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Pathankot

MSME Clusters

Industrial Focal Points

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1.61 Lac. MSME industries

– Textile, Agro-based / Food

Processing, Hosiery & EnergySAS Nagar

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Gurdaspur

Tarn Taran

AmritsarHoshiarpur

Jalandhar

LudhianaMoga

Bathinda

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Ferozepur

Faridkot

Mansa

Barnala

Sangrur

Patiala

Rupnagar

Nawanshahr

Kapurthala

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Enjoys the most peaceful business environment: Accounts for less than 0.5% of India’s total Man-days lost

StatesNumber of Disputes

Number of Man-days lost

% of india

Punjab 1 34,255 0.24

Gujarat 30 36,443 0.25

Maharashtra 1 50,007 0.35

Karnataka 14 116,490 0.81

Haryana 6 120,018 0.83

Madhya Pradesh 1 124,428 0.86

Rajasthan 13 140,208 0.97

Andhra Pradesh 20 345,033 2.39

Uttar Pradesh 13 415,748 2.88

Tamil Nadu 64 3,348,342 23.16

India 339 14,458,038 100.00

Industrial Disputes(Strikes and Lockouts) in State Sphere

Peaceful Work Environment

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Cost per man-day workedMost competitive labour rates

in the country; about 25% lower than the national average

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Best industrial power tariff; about 20%lower in comparison with average of major industrial states

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One stop office for all investment proposals

Transparent & speedy online interface

Online CAF (Common Application Form) for approvals

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Responsible citizen Governance

Self Certification

Town andCountryPlanning

Pollution Board

LocalGovernment

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Excise &Taxation

FactoriesPower RevenueIndustries

&Commerce

Labour

2015 & 2016, leading state in ease of setting up business & single window reforms

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