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    Opportunities for

    Public-Private Partnerships inRailways

    20th May 2006

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    Background

    High Growth Rate of Economy will generateHuge Transportation Demand

    Pressure on existing Rail Network calls for

    Expansion of Capacities Reducing cost of operation will require keeping

    pace with Technology

    Capacity generation and Modernization will

    require Mobilization of Huge Funds

    More than Rs. 47,000 Crores required tocomplete almost 240 sanctioned Projects

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    Public Partnership in Rail Infrastructure

    Projects

    Background State Government offered Financial

    Participation Navi Mumbai connectivity through CIDCO in1986

    Creation of Konkan Railway Corporation in1990 with State initiatives

    Sub-urban Projects in Mumbai, Chennai andKolkata

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    Participation of States through SPVfor financing Projects Karnataka

    K-RIDE HMRDC

    Maharashtra MRVC

    Gujarat Kutch Railway Company

    Public Partnership in RailInfrastructure Projects

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    Cost sharing in Rail InfrastructureProjects

    Jharkhand -6 projects

    Karnataka -3 Projects Maharashtra- 3 Projects Tamil Nadu- 3 Projects West Bengal-1Project

    Andhra Pradesh- 1 Project Haryana- 1 Project

    Public Partnership in Rail InfrastructureProjects

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    Rail Projects through PPP

    Surendranagar-Pipavav Gauge Conversion(PRCL)

    Pipavav Rail Corporation Limited Connectivity to Pipavav Port

    Gandhidham-Palanpur Gauge Conversion(KRC)

    Kutch Railway Company Improving Connectivity to Mundra & Kandla

    Port

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    Recent Initiatives Private parties to run container trains

    Wagon Investment Scheme

    Development of Rail-side Warehouses &Logistic Parks

    Strengthening Rail Port Connectivities

    Development of Dedicated FreightCorridors

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    Private Operators for Container

    Operation

    Sector Opened in 2006

    Licenses offered for various corridors(Exim & Domestic) to 14 players

    Rs 540 Crore generated as fees

    Generation of Terminal & Wagon

    Capacity ROR of approximately 20% for investors

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    Wagon Investment Scheme Launched in 2005-06

    Wagon procurement

    Guaranteed supply of rakes forloading

    10% rebate on freight charges

    Rs 250 crore generated from 25

    Rakes

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    Development of Rail Side Warehousing

    Door-to-Door service

    Land at nominal fees by Railways

    5% minimum revenue to be shared withRailways

    Lease period 30 years

    MoU with CWC has been signed to set uprail side warehouse at 22 locations.Agreement finalised for 10 locations

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    Development of Logistics Parks

    Objective:

    Complete logistics solution

    Reduction in Door Bridging Cost

    Development of multi-user/ multi-commodity railhandling and warehousing facilities

    State Government are invited to participate in the

    venture

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    Port Connectivity Works

    Rail Connectivity provided to Mundraand Pipavav Port

    Connectivity Strengthened forMundra , Kandla and Mangalore Port

    Strengthening / New PortConnectivity through SPV routebeing explored for Paradip,Krishnapatnam, Dahej and HaziraPorts by RVNL

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    Dedicated Freight Corridors

    Capacity Augmentation considering growth inContainer ,Coal, Iron &Steel

    2700 km Corridor on Eastern & Western Routeswill cost Rs. 22,000 Crore

    Incremental Traffic of 97 million tonne and 4million TEU projected by 2021-22 on both

    corridors

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    Traffic Projections

    Route 2004-05

    (MillionTonnes)

    2021-22

    (MillionTonnes)

    Incremental

    (MillionTonnes)

    Eastern 56

    (32Trains*)

    137

    (89Trains)

    81

    (57Trains)

    Western 17 33 16

    Container onWestern Route(Lakh TEUs)

    5

    (15Trains**)

    46

    (70Trains)

    41

    (55Trains)

    *Trains indicated each way.

    **Trains on Western Corridor is inclusive of Bulk and Container

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    Feeder RouteMain Route

    Dedicated Freight Corridor Ludhiana-Son Nagar

    Asansol

    Bondamunda

    Tata Nagar

    Durgapur

    Mughal SaraiAllahabad

    Kanpur

    Tundla

    Khurja

    Hapur

    Meerut

    Saharanpur

    Ambla

    Ludhiana

    Son Nagar

    Gomoh

    Unchahar

    Katni

    Nagal Dam

    Chandigarh

    Panipat

    Harduaganj

    Paricha

    Amritsar

    Bhatinda

    with Extensions to Durgapur/Bokaro/Tatanagar

    Legend:

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    PROPOSED FREIGHT CORRIDOR (WESTERN)

    LEGEND :-

    MAIN ROUTE

    FEEDER ROUTE

    LUDHIANA

    HISSAR

    REWARI

    DELHI

    TUNDLA

    AGRA

    LUNI

    JODHPUR PHULERA

    JAIPUR

    -GAM

    DIVA

    MEHSANA

    PALANPUR

    MARWAR JN.

    SURAT

    VADODARA

    VASAI ROAD

    PIPAVAV

    Hazira

    RAJKOT

    VIRAM-Port

    OKHA

    Port

    Mundra

    GANDHI DHAM

    AHMEDABAD

    VALSAD

    MUMBAI

    Thal

    PortMumbai

    KANDLA

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    STATE Kms. Cost

    (in Rs. Crores)

    Bihar 91+139* 782

    Uttar Pradesh 1031 8159

    Haryana 213 1473

    Punjab 109 602

    Delhi 45 346

    Maharashtra 192 1465

    Gujarat 527 4025

    Rajasthan 557 4289

    West Bengal 229*-

    Jharkhand 180* -

    APPROXIMATE STATE-WISE LENGTH OF TRACK AND COST OF DEDICATED

    FREIGHT CORRIDOR ON BOTH WESTERN & EASTERN ROUTES

    * Kilometerage in States on account of extension of Eastern Corridor to Kolkata.

    No cost estimate has been made for the extension between Sonnagar-Kolkata.

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    Challenges Ahead Massive Capacity Augmentation ahead

    of Demand

    Resource Mobilisation

    Induction of appropriate technologiesin Rolling Stock

    Reducing Unit Cost of Operation

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    Opportunities under PPP forState Governments

    Rail Connectivity to SEZ

    Logistics Hubs

    Financing of remote area projects

    Warehousing/ICDs

    ROB/RUBs

    Rail Connectivity to Minor Ports

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    Thank You