Development of

Ceramic Park at Morbi

Industrial Parks &

Infrastructure
Government of Gujarat
 Contents
Project Concept 3
Market Potential 5
Growth Drivers 8
Ecosystem Players 10
Gujarat – Competitive Advantage 12
Ceramic Ecosystem in Gujarat 15
Project Information 17
- Project Location
- Key Enablers
- Detailed Development Plan
- Logistics & Connectivity
-Infrastructure Requirements
Policies & Incentives 22
Key Department Contacts 24
Project Concept
Introduction

The ceramic industry came into existence about a century ago and has matured over time to
form an industrial base. Over the years, the industry has been modernizing through new
innovations in product profile, quality and design to emerge as a modern, world – class
industry, ready to take on global competition.
The Ceramics Industry covers a vast expanse of product categories, including sanitary ware,
refractories, cement, advanced ceramics and ceramic tiles. Ceramics are now being used more
frequently in a variety of applications due to its properties, which include chemical inertness,
high melting temperatures, hardness, and low electrical and thermal conductivity.
Lured by the demographic profile and improving prospects of housing and construction sector,
many foreign companies are entering the Indian ceramics sector with a view to leverage the
opportunity.
The ceramic sector in India has both organized (40%)and unorganized players (60%), and mostly
the players are situated in Morbi, Rajkot and other clusters.

Fuelled by the growing construction sector in the country and a rise in exports to the advanced
nations, the Indian ceramic industry intends to be the largest producer in the world,

Classification of Ceramics

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Project Concept
Ceramic Application in Various Sectors

Consumer Industrial
Goods Applications

Renewable Construction
Technologies

Aerospace & Healthcare

Defence

Automobiles
Electronics

Security

Properties of Ceramic Material

1 High Hardness 2 High Temperature 3 Chemical Inertness

Resistance

4 Electrical Insultation 5
Low Thermal 6 Optical
Expansion Transparency

7 Biocompatibility 8 High Compression

Strength

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 Market Potential
Global Scenario

Global Ceramics Market Share (2022)

20% The global ceramics market size

was valued at US$ 239.53 Bn in
2022 and is expected to expand at
40% a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 5.2% from 2023 to
2030.
15%

Asia pacific region dominated

the market with a share of
above 39% in 2022.
20%

Source:
https://www.grandviewresearch.com
Building & Construction Industrial Medical Others /industry-analysis/ceramics-market

Prominent Regions and Countries

Leading ceramic tile manufacturing countries worldwide in 2021

Iran China was the leading ceramic tile

458
manufacturer and exporter
worldwide in 2021, producing
Spain 587 roughly 8.86 billion square meters
of ceramic tiles and exports
Brazil 1049 amounting to approximately 601
million square meters.
India 2550
India was the second largest tile
producer and exporter, at 2.55
China 8863 billion square meters, with exports
amounting to 493 million square
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 meters in 2021.

Production in million square metres

Source: Statista
(https://www.statista.com/statistics/939329/global-
leading-ceramic-tile-manufacturing-countries/)

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Market Potential
Trade Overview
Ceramic products are the world's 50th most traded product. In 2021, the following countries
were the highest exporters and importers of ceramic products globally:
# Export (US$ Bn) Import (US$ Bn)
1 China (23.5) USA (7)
2 Italy (6.3) Germany (3.9)
3 Spain (5.7) France (2.8)
4 Germany (3) United Kingdom (2.1)
5 India (2.5) South Korea (2.3)

► India’s exports of Ceramics & Glassware products for 2021-22 hit a record at US$ 3.46
Bn. India is now the world's second-largest tile maker.

► India exports to more than 125 countries and top destinations are Saudi Arabia, United
States, Mexico, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Oman, Indonesia, United Kingdom and
Poland. New markets, like Russia and Latin American Countries, have also been added.

► India imports most of its raw material for ceramic from Spain, Taiwan and China and is the
largest importer of raw material for ceramic in the world.

Overview: Indian Sector

► The Indian ceramics industry is one of the fastest growing sectors globally. The Indian
ceramic tiles market is expected to grow from US$- 6.14 Bn in 2023 to USD 9.23 Bn by
2028, at a CAGR of 8.49%. The exports of ceramic products in India stood at US$ 2.73 Bn
in 2022 and US$ 2.28 Bn in 2021.

► India is the 2nd largest tile producer and consumer in the world, accounting for 13% of the
global production, and is the 3rd largest ceramic producing industry in the world.

► Ceramics are majorly exported to the following nations:

# Country Value (US$ Mn)

1 United States of America 210
2 Saudi Arabia 176
3 United Arab Emirates 120
4 Nepal 99.1
5 Mexico 96.8
Source:
PIB: https://pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=1819614
OEC World: https://oec.world/en/profile/hs/ceramic-
products?redirect=true#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20the%20top%20exporters,Sou
th%20Korea%20(%242.13B).
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 Market Potential
Overview: Key Ceramic Clusters in India

Khurja
Products: Crockery, electrical
Jaipur
Products: Felspar, quartz, items, sanitaryware, electrical
bentonite (raw materials items
for ceramics) No. of Units: 400+
No. of Units: 500+

Palpara
Products: Ceramic pottery,
Morbi clay dolls, terracotta
Products: Ceramic tiles, No. of Units: 600+
sanitaryware, industrial
ceramics
No. of Units: 1800+
East & West Godavari
Products: Refractory, tiles, electrical
items, insulators
No. of Units: 80+

Virudhachalam

Products: Refractory, tiles, electrical

items, insulators
Key Clusters in India No. of Units: 300+

Ceramic clusters are present across different states in India, Morbi region in Gujarat alone
accounts for ~90% of the market share of ceramics produced in India.

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Growth Drivers

► Government’s focus on infrastructure development

with schemes like Smart Cities Mission, Pradhan
Government Initiatives to
Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), development of
promote Infrastructure industrial corridors has pushed the demand of
Development sanitaryware from ~12% to 15%.

► The rising utilization of advanced ceramics in several

industries, such as aerospace, defence, power
generation, automobile, healthcare etc owing to
their higher strength, stability, abrasion and
Increased demand for the
chemical resistance is primarily driving the global
advanced ceramics advanced ceramics market.
► Metals, polymeric materials, and refractory
materials are being replaced by advanced ceramics
due to their toughness, chemical inertness, and high-
temperature capabilities.

► Ceramic materials are used in spinal correction,

dental implants, and bone replacement segments.
The medical implants market has great potential to
Biomedical applications grow in coming years.
► Globally, ceramics are largely preferred for being
used inside human bodies owing to exceptional wear
resistance and chemical inertness.

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Growth Drivers
► The electro-ceramics (can handle a large load
compared to traditional materials) used in industrial-
grade products are utilized in the manufacturing of
car brakes and clutches.
► Automotive applications of these materials include
Industrial & automotive sensors, catalytic converter substrates, and other
electrical and mechanical components.
applications
► As Gujarat has emerged as the automobile
manufacturing hub for India, diversifying in
production of ceramics in automobiles can be a
pathway to growth.

► The semiconductor industry in India is 100% import

driven. Though, India has developed expertise in
chip designing and in delivering technical services
around microchip design. Most of the global
companies design their chips in India and they take
the prototypes and send it to respective base
Advent of countries for manufacturing.
Semiconductors ► Plasma processing is a critical part of semiconductor
manufacturing. Typically, a plasma gas is generated
in a vacuum. Ceramics excel in these applications
because they can withstand corrosive environments
and have exceptional purity. Hence, ceramics with
their excellent plasma resistance, are chosen over
resins, glass, and metals for use in semiconductor
manufacturing.

► The Advanced ceramics are eco-friendly alternatives

to traditional materials due to their low
environmental impact, longer lifespan and
recyclability.
Sustainability ► As industries strive to reduce their carbon footprint
and adopt sustainable practices, advanced ceramics
are being favoured for their potential to contribute
to a greener and more sustainable future.

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Ecosystem Players
Prominent Ceramic Players– India
# Company Product
1 Simpolo Vitrified tiles, sanitaryware, wall tiles
2 Quotone Ceramic and Marble tiles, luxury tiles
3 RAK Ceramics Ceramic and porcelain tiles, slabs, sanitaryware
4 Orientbell Tiles Designer floor and wall tiles, sanitaryware, vitrified tiles

5 Somany Tiles and bath wares

6 Kajaria Wall and floor tiles, bathroom tiles, vitrified tiles
7 Sunhearrt Ceramik Luxurious wall and floor tiles
8 Duravit Sanitary ware, porcelain tiles
9 H & R Johnson Designer floor and wall tiles, 3D elevated stones
10 AGL Tiles World Premium floor and wall tiles, bathroom tiles, vitrified tiles
11 Varmora Granito Wall and floor tiles, porcelain tiles
12 Cera Sanitaryware Sanitaryware, tiles, faucets
13 Hindware Sanitaryware, bathroom fittings, faucets

14 Parryware Sanitaryware, bathroom and kitchen accessories

15 Kerovit Sanitaryware, bathroom fittings

17 Roca India Sanitaryware, bathroom fittings

18 Anchor Vitrious Sanitaryware, wall and vitrified tiles
Sanitaryware

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Ecosystem Players
Prominent Ceramic Players- International
# Company Country Product
1 Mohawk Industries USA Luxury vinyl tiles, Sheet vinyl, ceramic tiles
2 Grupo Lamosa Mexico Wall and floor tiles, porcelain tiles
3 SCG Ceramics Thailand Wall and floor tiles, porcelain tiles, mosaic tiles
4 Pamesa Spain Wall and floor tiles, porcelain tiles, kitchen
ceramics
5 Ceramica Carmelo Brazil Wall and floor tiles
6 STN Ceramica Spain Wall and floor tiles
7 Grupo Cedasa Brazil Waterproof premium ceramic floor and wall tiles
8 Grupo Fragnani Brazil Wall and floor tiles
9 Saudi Ceramics Saudi Arabia Wall and floor tiles
10 Dynasty Ceramic Thailand Wall and floor tiles
11 Victoria PLC Great Britain Wall and floor tiles, porcelain tiles
12 Lasselberger Group Austria Wall and floor tiles
13 Ceramic Industries South Africa Wall and floor tiles
14 Astro Met Ceramics USA Ceramic products for wear, corrosion, thermal,
and electrical applications
15 Accumet Materials USA Metal-coated high-temperature ceramic used for
Co magnetic material and plastic filler applications
16 High Tech Material USA Advanced ceramics with applications in
Solutions Aerospace, Defence, Medical Devices
17 Thermal Products USA Ceramic blankets, paper & boards for insulation,
Company fireproof insulation
18 Aremco Products USA Precision ceramics
19 CeramTec North USA Ceramics with applications in Technology,
America Healthcare, Sensors, Sanitaryware, Wear
Protection
20 Morgan Technical UK Advanced ceramics with applications in
Ceramics Healthcare, Semiconductors, Technology
21 Innovacera China Advanced ceramics with applications in Medical,
Military, Aerospace
22 Kyocera Japan Advanced Ceramics – Technology (RFID, LEDs,
fiber optic connectors); Kitchen Ceramics
23 Coorstek Inc USA Advanced ceramics with applications in
Aerospace, Defense, Medical Devices
24moreTosoh
For Ceramics
information Japan
refer latest Fine
Approved List of ceramics with
Models and applications in
Manufacturers Aviation,
(ALMM) list
Machinery, Energy, Semiconductors
25 SageMax USA Bio-ceramics – Dentistry

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Gujarat - Competitive
Advantage
Gujarat overview

► 8.3% of India’s GDP: GSDP at ► 33% share in India’s total

current price ~US$ 269 Bn 6% of India’s exports
► 37% share of manufacturing geographical area ► 40% cargo of the entire country
sector in State’s GVSA And 5% of India’s is handled by Gujarat Ports
► 18% of India’s industrial population ► Huge base of MSMEs (~1.3
output Million)

Gujarat has strong presence of industries such as Chemicals & Petrochem,

Textiles, Pharmaceuticals, Automobiles, Gems & Jewellery, Ceramics, etc.

Macroeconomic trend

Population GSDP at Constant Price & Growth Rate

70 200 25.0%
GSDP (US$ Billion)
Population (Millions)

68 20.0%
150

Growth Rate
66
15.0%
64
62 100 10.0%
60 5.0%
58 50
127
125
133
139
146
167
173
180
168
187
0.0%
60

61

62

63

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

56
54 0 -5.0%

Year GSDP at Constant Price (USD)

Growth Rate (%)

Per Capita Income Industrial Production Data

400 3171 4000 Gujarat enjoys the status of industrially
2586 2807 2868 2880
Value (₹ Thousands)

Value (US$)

300 3000 developed state of India with its 18.14% share to

200
250
2000 Country’s industrial output, the largest among
100 197 212 213 1000 the states of India in the year 2019-20. The Net
177
0 0 Value Added (NVA) has increased from ₹8,944.8
billion in 2010-11 to ₹1,902.57 billion in 2019-
20. As per Annual Survey of Industries, the
number of factories has increased from 26,842
Year in the year 2018-19 to 28,479 in the year 2019-
20, showing a growth of 6.10% over the previous
Value (INR Thousands) Value (USD) year.

Source: CEIC; https://gujecostat.gujarat.gov.in/

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Gujarat - Competitive
Advantage
Key advantages

Ease of doing business

Ranked among the top achievers in ‘Ease of Doing Business’ ranking

2020

1st Rank in Logistics Performance Index (LEADS Index) in 2018, 2019,

2021 & 2022

1st Rank in NITI Aayog’s Export Preparedness Index of states – 2020 &
2021

1st Rank in Good Governance Index (GGI) in 2021

Ranked among the top achiever state in ‘Ease of Doing Business’ ranking
2020

National Start-Up Rankings in 2021 (Start-Up Megastars), 2019 and

2018

Top performer by labour force participation rate and minimum man-days

lost due to labour unrest

Talent pool
Gujarat has emerged as one of the top states in India with excellent infrastructure for
technical education. The state currently has 350+ engineering colleges, 41 polytechnics and
770+ Industrial Training Institutes (ITI) inculcating quality education. The government
through its Gujarat Skill Development Mission is also providing training courses to the youth
and making them industry ready.

11 116 33,000+ 113 41,000+

Institutes of Graduate & Trained diploma courses Trained Diploma
National 60 technical professionals
Importance professionals annually
Post Graduate
annually
Colleges

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Gujarat - Competitive
Advantage
Infrastructure & connectivity

5,200 km
Longest coastline
Railway
1,600 km
network
48 seaports

19 Airports 75,000+ km of road

(including network
4 intnl. airports) 7,873 km of national
Upcoming airport at highways
Dholera SIR

Statewide water
Power surplus State network
48.5 GW total 62,778 km Narmada
capacity Canal
44% from renewables 120.000 km
distribution

1st statewide
Ahmedabad-Mumbai
extensive
semi-highspeed rail
piped natural gas
Bullet train
grid - 3,370 km
(upcoming)
network

Delhi-Mumbai 239 GIDC

Industrial corridor - Industrial estates
DMIC covering 23/33 with
districts Plug & play facility

1st Platinum rated

1st Global
Green industrial city
Business District
- Dholera Semicon
– GIFT City
City

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Ceramic Ecosystem in
Gujarat
Overview: Ceramic Sector in Gujarat
Gujarat has highly developed ceramics industry concentrated in the areas of Morbi, Wankaner,
Bamanbor, Shapar-Veraval areas in Rajkot district and Thangarh in Surendranagar district.
Morbi in Gujarat is often termed as the Ceramic Hub of India.

All these areas in Saurashtra region have abundance of red soil which is one of the essential
raw materials for the ceramics industry which is used to manufacture low-cost items such as
terracotta, bricks, roof, wall and floor tiles.

Morbi: The Ceramic Hub of India

Morbi has 1800+ ceramic and tiles manufacturing

units

It is accountable for 90% of ceramics

manufactured in India

Morbi
Morbi is 2nd largest tile manufacturing cluster
in the world

Ceramic cluster at Morbi has a total installed

capacity to produce 4 million sq. m. tiles per day

Tiles produced in Morbi are majorly exported East Asia,

US, Europe, Africa, Middle East

Annual Turnover of Annual Export of 95% of raw

Ceramic Industry in Ceramics from Morbi: materials sourced
Morbi: ₹ 50,000 Crores ₹ 15,000 Crore (US$ from Rajasthan
(US$ 6.25 Bn) 1.87 Bn)

Source: Morbi Ceramic Association and

https://morbitiles.org/

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 Ceramic Ecosystem in
Gujarat
Investment Avenues for Ceramic Companies in Gujarat

Additive
Manufacturing Nanoceramics
► 3D ceramic printing has made it ► Highly preferred due to
possible to produce parts with properties like dirt & bacteria
highly complex geometries. resistance, which enhances
► Used in chemical industries, shelf life and strength of tile.
machinery, electronics, ► Used in floor tiles, demanded in
aerospace, biomedical hospitals, laboratories, food
engineering sectors. processing plant.

Bio-ceramics
Automotive & ► Usage of ceramics in medical field
has increased in recent times,
Ceramics Gujarat can explore using
ceramics for producing medical
► Used in automoviles due to its instruments, tools, dental
lightweight, durable, corrosion implants.
resistant, high endurance nature.
► Gujarat has emerged as an
Advanced ► Offers exceptional wear
resistance and chemical
automobile manufacturing hub, Ceramics inertness.
diversifying production of ► Offers improved magnetic,
ceramics in automobiles can be a optical, thermal and electrical
pathway to growth. conductivity. They have been in
demand to provide high efficiency
end products.
► Application in semiconductor,
healthcare, defence, electronics
industries.

Gujarat has embarked on its journey of shifting from traditional sectors to new age sunrise sectors like
medical devices, biotech, semiconductors, electronics, green energy ecosystem, aerospace & defence, EVs,
chemical industries, hence targeted approach to pioneer in key advanced ceramics industry shall put Morbi
on global map for advanced ceramics as well.

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 Project Information
Overview: Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation
Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC), established in 1962 by Government of
Gujarat, as the nodal agency to oversee industrial development in the state by setting up
industrial estates and promoting industrial growth. GIDC has established total 239 estates till
date. The primary functions of the corporation are to
1. Identify, acquire and aggregate land in the state suitable for industrial development
2. Plan and develop aggregated land into industrial areas
3. Plotting and allotment of land
4. Providing basic infrastructure in industrial areas
Additionally, to address specific needs, GIDC also develops special infrastructure like water
augmentation and distribution infrastructure, culverts, over bridges, training centres,
warehouses, etc. GIDC also upgrades existing infrastructure facilities in the established
industrial estates periodically.
Ceramic Park at Jambudiya-Paneli, Morbi
GIDC is developing ceramic park at Jambudiya-Paneli in Morbi, Rajkot. The Park will be spread
across 425 Ha of land. The Park is in near vicinity of Morbi ceramic cluster and will leverage
from the existing strong ecosystem for the industry.
The ceramic park will enhance the presence of ceramic industries across the value chain in tiles
& sanitaryware and attract new investments in niche segments like industrial ceramics and
advanced ceramics.
Readily available manpower, raw materials and excellent connectivity provides a conducive
ecosystem for developing this park.

Project site – Ceramic Park, Jambudiya-Paneli, Morbi

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 Project Information
Key Enablers

Major Players in Near Vicinity

& many more…

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Project Information
Detailed Development Plan- Ceramic Park, Jambudiya-Paneli, Morbi

Land-use Area (Ha) Percentage (%)

Commercial 11.02 03
Industrial 355.43 84
Utility Plots 17.82 4
Utility Corridors 1.36 0
Roads 39.77 9
Total 425.40 100

Project Potential

₹ 10,000 Crore 20,000+

Expected Investment Expected Employment Generation

*The potential is tentative and is calculated on per unit basis

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Project Information
Bespoke infrastructure for high-tech industry

Ceramic Park is well connected to mega citiy

The nearest railway station to the site is Rajkot. NH 27 highway is the nearby
located in Rajkot at 70 km. national highway connecting to the park at
1.5 km.

Logistics &
connectivity

Below are the ports that can be- leveraged:

► Navlakhi – 48 Km

Hirasar International airport is 70 kms from ► Kandla– 139 Km

the identified site. ► Mundra – 195 Km
Nearest Container Freight Station is in
Kandla at 139 km & Inland Container Depot
in Makansar at 05 km.

Plug & play utilities

► Nearest Substation is at Rafaleshwar (66

KV) at a distance of 2.7 Km, Lalpar (66KV)
at 4km distance and Paneli (66 KV) at a
distance of 4.2 km.
► 137.41MVA is the power demand, 03
► 35 MLD is proposed water scheme from proposed substation with capacity of
Machu Dam-II 66/66/220 KV.

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Project Information
Infrastructure requirements

Basic Infrastructure
Proposed Specialized
Infrastructure (as per demand)
Road (30x20 mt wide)

Common Display Centre

Gas & Telecom Pipeline

NABL Certified Laboratory

Streetlights

Skill Development Centre

Water & Power Supply

Centre of Excellence in
collaboration with reputed
institutes

Effluent Treatment Plant

Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Facility

Fire Station

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Policies & Incentives
Aatmanirbhar Gujarat Schemes 2022
• Gujarat, a land of entrepreneurship, has been manufacturing hub of India, it is imperative
for the state to take lead towards contributing to the larger vision of an Aatmanirbhar
Bharat by envisaging an Aatmanirbhar Gujarat. In order to facilitate this vision, the
Government of Gujarat has come up with the Aatmanirbhar Gujarat Schemes for Assistance
to Industries.
Under this scheme, Ceramic has been identified as a “Thrust Sector” and is eligible for the
following incentives :

Particulars Details
• Mega Industries : Interest subsidy @ 7% on
term loan for 10 years with maximum
ceiling of 1.2% of eFCI p.a.
• Large Industries : Interest subsidy @ 7% on
Assistance for Interest Subsidy term loan for 08 years with maximum
ceiling of 1% of eFCI p.a.
• MSME Industries : Interest subsidy @ 5% on
term loan for 5 years with maximum ceiling
up to 25 lakhs p.a.
• Mega Industries : 100% of net SGST for 10
years with maximum ceiling 0.9% of eFCI
p.a. for 20 years
Net SGST Reimbursement
• Large Industries : 80% of net SGST for 10
years with maximum ceiling 7% of eFCI p.a.
• MSME Industries : 80% of net SGST for 10
years with maximum ceiling 6.5% of eFCI
• 100% of employer’s statutory contribution
with ceiling of incentive to be 12% of the
employee’s basic salary plus applicable
EPF Reimbursement
dearness / retaining allowance or ₹ 1800
per month, whichever is lower after 10
years of commencement of operations
• 100% reimbursement of input SGST paid on
Reimbursement of SGST on capital goods for
capital goods to the extent input tax credit
Mega industries
is admissible under Gujarat GST act, 2017
Reimbursement of Stamp Duty and • 100% reimbursement for purchase and/or
Registration Fees for Mega Industries lease of land
• 100% electricity exemption for first 5 years
Other incentives as per Electricity Act 2003 from date of commercial production – as
per Gujarat Electricity Act, 2003

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Policies & Incentives
Approvals
Pre Requisite
➢ Approval of Land application from Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation

Pre Establishment
➢ Building Plan Approval – Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation
➢ Consent to Establish from Gujarat Pollution Control Board
➢ HT Connection approval from DISCOM

Pre Operation
➢ Factory Licence Application
➢ License & Registration Application under the Contract Labour Act

Please visit Investor Facilitation Portal (https://ifp.gujarat.gov.in/) for more information

regarding other approvals required.

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Key Department Contacts
Relevant departments and useful links

Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Industries and Mines Department

Enterprises https://imd.gujarat.gov.in/
https://msme.gov.in/

Office of Industries Commissioner GIDC

https://ic.gujarat.gov.in https://gidc.gujarat.gov.in

Investor Facilitation Portal

https://ifp.gujarat.gov.in/

This project profile is based on preliminary study to facilitate prospective entrepreneurs to assess
a prima facie scope. It is, however, advisable to get a detailed feasibility study prepared before
taking a final investment decision.

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 Gujarat Industrial
Development Corporation

Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation

Block No. 3,4,5, Udyog Bhavan, Sector-11, Gandhinagar-382011
_________________________
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