Make a Smart Choice, Invest in Haryana Table of contents 1Vision 2Why Haryana? 3Government Interventions 6Key Contacts Haryana as a Preferred Destination in terms of Ease of Doing Business and Cost of Doing Business State GDP growth rate in excess of 8% Generate 400,000 jobs Attract investments of over US$ 15 billion Increase contribution of secondary sector in the State GDP from 27% to 32% Balanced regional growth Increasing the competitiveness of MSMEs through cluster development Adoption of Zero Defect Zero Effect manufacturing practices Shri Manohar Lal Chief Minister Haryana Capt. Abhimanyu Industries Minister Haryana Vision Why Haryana? Producer of 50% of the passenger vehicles & 60% of motorcycles in India 1 Source: CMIE Highest urban average spend across the country 1 Source: NSSO Survey 60% of Basmati Rice exports from the country 1 Source: Eco Survey Haryana Highest per capita income in the country amongst major States 1 Source: CMIE Highest concentration of BPO workforce in the world in Gurgaon 5% of the world 1 Source: NASSCOM Fourth in the Infrastructure Index 4 Source: CMIE Access to 2 International Airports at New Delhi & Chandigarh 2 Source: AAI Airports Entire State falls in the influence zone of 2 industrial corridors: DMIC & AKIC 2 Source: GOI & DMICDC Industrial Corridors 13 districts part of NCR: a prominent trade and consumption center 13 Source: NCR Planning Board Districts Second largest contributor of food grains to the National Pool 2 Source: CMIE Haryana has shown robust economic growth over the years, both at the State and Individual Levels 2.3% higher per capita growth than that of the average Indian GDP growth rate consistently higher than the National average Only 1.3% of Indias area, the state contributes nearly 4% to India's GDP Jammu & Kashmir Himachal Pradesh Rajasthan Uttarakhand Punjab Uttar Pradesh Haryana Delhi DMIC Influence Area One of the largest Urban- Industrial setups in the country 99.88% metaled road connectivity kms of road 1630 kms of railroad 2 International Airports 1 Upcoming Aviation Hub Seamless & unparalleled access within the region, country and globally Greenfield Global Smart City Circular Metro around NCR Satellite Towns 20 mins from New Delhi Airport IT/ITeS and Manufacturing Hub World Class Social Infrastructure; Houses expats from 56 countries Gurgaon is poised to become the benchmark of smart urban development in India Airport (Int) MRO Hub Industrial Cluster BPM Hub IT/ITeS Hub Dedicate Freight Corridor Rail Road 8 major diversified Industrial Clusters Entire state covered under at least one major industrial corridor DMIC, AKIC or KMP 1,356 large and medium industries Largest concentration of EMC pan India districts of the state are a part of the National Capital Region (NCR) Consumption Zone 11% of Indias Population (~132 Mn) The State provides a unique manufacturing and service ecosystem with the capacity to serve regional, national and global needs through its massive urban-industrial setup and unparalleled connectivity #H appening H aryana Gurgaon has the second highest per capita Post Graduate population Haryana has 11.5% total enrolments in education in comparison of nation average of 8.3% 23 universities with more than 300 under-graduate, 159 engineering colleges and 187 polytechnics Home to leading educational institutions including o IIM Rohtak o NIT Kurukshetra o National Dairy Research Institute o National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management o Footwear Design and Development Institute o Central Institute of Plastic Engineering o Regional Labor Institute New institutes in pipeline: NID, Extension of IIT at Rajiv Gandhi Education City, NIFD and IIIT Best in class skill development and education infrastructure Streams No. of InstitutesIntake Engineering Colleges 15954,241 Polytechnics 18758,915 MBA Colleges 17112,875 ITIs 12339,140 B. Pharmacy 332,040 Medical Colleges 5600 Total678167,811 To sustain the industrial growth, over 160K skilled and semi-skilled professionals are added each year to the labor pool The ambitious KMP expressway and the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor will act as a magnet for mega industries on account of its unmatched potential Punjab DMIC Influence Area Manesar Palwal NH-1 NH-10 NH-8 NH-2 Rajasthan Uttar Pradesh Delhi Gurgaon Faridabad Balabgarh Bawal Neemrana Chandigarh Hisar Metro Link Expressway Metro Station KMP Corridor National Highways Global Smart City MRO Hub Airport (Int) Multimodal Logistics Hub Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway 136-km long/6 laned expressway project with industrial corridor of hectares (67000 acres) through 1 km of controlled area on either side Connects 4 crucial National Highways; NH-1 NH-2, NH-8 and NH-10 High speed link to Northern districts from Southern districts including Gurgaon KMP Global Economic Corridor planned along its alignment with investment potential of close to US$ 50 Bn. Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor Project in Haryana Early Bird Projects: Global Green City at Gurgaon one of its kind in India Mass Rapid Transit System between Gurgaon Manesar Bawal - JICA funding support for the project to the tune of US$ 3.1 billion Integrated Multi Modal Logistics Hub in Southern Haryana will reduce the transport time from 14 days to 14 hours Amritsar Kolkata Industrial Corridor: Studies underway Dedicated Freight Corridors #H appening H aryana The State has planned marquee investments in world class mega-infrastructure projects Model Economic Township Covers 8,250 acres of land in the district of Jhajjar and adjoining areas of Gurgaon Saur Urja Nivesh (SUN) Solar Park 320 of 365 high solar radiation days leveraged to generate 1.3 GW of clean energy by 2022 Aviation Hub, Hisar Upcoming MRO facility will be the only Maintenance Hub in North India (Indian MRO market is forecast to reach US$2.6 billion by 2020 Industrial Parks under PPP Model Land available in NCR for development of Industrial Parks under the PPP Model (US$ 5 bn ) #H appening H aryana Prominent Corporate Presence Thriving presence of more than 250 Fortune 500 companies Government Interventions #H appening H aryana The Enterprise Promotion Policy 2015 (EPP) aims at balanced industrial growth in the State Ease of Doing Business Balanced Regional Growth Enhancing Competitiveness of Industry Building MSME & Services Sector Implementation Mechanism/Structures of IIBPP Pillars of EPP 2015 Single Roof System for Clearance Deemed acceptance of key approvals incase of delay Different empowered committees to give approval basis scale of project Provision of constituting Haryana Enterprise Promotion Board under Chairmanship of Honble Chief Minister Time-bound clearance Enactment of Right to Public Service Act for time bound delivery of services A total of 119 services to Industries are notified under the act Simplified Land Allotment Allotment of industrial plots based on objective criteria Removal of requirement of CLU (Change of Land Use) in 31 industrial blocks Provision of automatic CLU in 75 industrial blocks Investor Facilitation Individual relationship managers for every large investor 1. Entry Tiered Grievance Redressal System Creation of policy implementation, monitoring & grievance redressal structure Enterprise Assistance Group Correction plan to detect stress and corrective plan Relaxation on Labor/Environment Inspections No random inspections unless specific violations Decrease in periodicity of inspections Time-bound electronic mechanism Security Industrial Intelligence Unit set up for quick action Police Stations within Industrial Parks Relaxation in Labor Laws Relaxation in threshold in event of retrenchment/lay-off/closure limit under Industrial Disputes Act Relaxation in applicability of Contract Labour Act 2. Operations Entry Exit 3. Exit Committed to providing the easiest environment to do business from Entry to Exit NIRBAADH - New Industrial Regulation by Automatic Approvals and Delegation in Haryana Interest Subsidy Reduced on term loan for 3-5 years Fiscal and Non-Fiscal incentives to lower the Cost of Doing Business VAT/SGST Reimbursement Tax of VAT/SGST net paid for 8-10 years Support to Startups Collateral free loan US$1.5 billion fund for soft loans Zero Defect and Zero Effect Financial assistance and support for quality certification, technology acquisition & upgradation as well as establishment of ETPs Support to Thrust Sectors Special incentives have been provided to the thrust sectors i.e. Textiles, Food Processing & Agro based industries, Footwear Industries, Defence/Aerospace Industries etc. Service Sector VAT/SGST net 50% 50% - 75% Electricity Duty Exemption 30%-50% Refund of Stamp Duty Land Related Incentives No Enhancements on future land allocations Land with a clear title 50%-100% Refund of Stamp Duty Increase in FAR Higher FAR of 150% will be provided with approval of HEPB MahaNivesh Yojana Special dispensation including mix land use etc. developed over =/> 500 acres with a minimum investment of US$ 1 billion FINE - Financial Incentives and No Enhancement Power Tariff Subsidy Rs. 2 per unit for Micro and Small Enterprise in C and D Category blocks for 3 years from the date of release of electricity connection Support to MSMEs MSME Fund Rs Crore (US$ 160 Mn.) MSME Fund to assist entrepreneur with collateral free debt upto Rs. 1 Crore Cluster Development More than 20 clusters have been identified for development/support across the state involving more than 6000 MSMEs. Special focus is being laid on Traditional Clusters, Rural Functional Clusters and Thrust /Focus Clusters Infrastructure Support Rs Crore (US$ 160 Mn.) for infrastructure support to MSMEs Creation of developed sheds/flatted factories in Industrial Estates for MSMEs on Panchayat lands on lease basis e-Commerce Portal An e-commerce portal for online trading, marketing of MSMEs/ Khadi/ Handicraft products to be set up Financial provision of Rs. 10 Crore (US$ 1.5 Mn) will be made for this purpose Skilling 2 technology centres cum skill development centres at Rohtak and Saha Rs. 225 crore (US$ 37 Mn.) investment for the purpose Labor Reforms IT, Electronics, Auto & Textile Industry to be declared as Public Utilities Limit of workers under Retrenchment, Lay-Off & Closure Limit under IDA 1947 raised from 100 to 300 Increase in overtime working hours from 50 hrs/quarter to 50 hrs/mth Number of contract labor for applicability of Contract Labor Act 1970 to be increased to 100 Amendment to allow woman to work in night Shifts being considered Self Certification for compliance management; no checking/inspection Self regulation by companies for working hours Only state to have clear guidelines for night time working hours Web enablement of all services registrations, certifications, payments Industrial Security Promotion of cordial working industrial relations through proactive measures Police Stations within Industrial Parks Industrial Intelligence Unit set up for constant monitoring of unwanted activities, and quick action in case of incidents Investor Facilitation 24/7 Investor Facilitation Helpline has been set up Relationship managers will be assigned to every large investor who intends to invest in the State Environmental Reforms Certifications valid for 5 years for Red category and 10 years for Orange & Green category industries NOC and consent to establish not required for industries in Green and Non-Red category Inspection required only for consent to operate Online monitoring for regular updates; inspection only in cases of specific incidents 14 Private Labs recognized for renewal inspections Web enablement to file consent to establish, consent to operate, fee payment and downloading certificates NOC on self declaration for all category of industries Transparent Inspections Scheme Selection of units for inspections shall be determined based on nature of hazard, time period since last inspection and No. of workers 15 days prior notice of inspection indicating team members Inspection report to be prepared and uploaded within 72 hrs One month to be given for compliance before resorting to action on inspection report as a last resort Major Reforms & Initiatives for Business Friendliness #H appening H aryana #HappeningHaryana Global Investors Summit Day 1: March 07Day 2: March 08Golf Summit: March 06 Championship golf course designed by Arnold Palmer Key Contacts Haryana Civil Secretariat, Sector-1, Chandigarh, India T: E: Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited, Plot No: C , Sector 6, Panchkula , Haryana, India T: , E: Department of Industries & Commerce, Haryana 1st Floor, 30 Bays Building, Sector17, Chandigarh, India T: E: Haryana Civil Secretariat, Sector-1, Chandigarh, India T: E: Minister | Industries & Commerce Principal Secretary | Industries & Commerce Managing Director | HSIIDCDirector | Industries & Commerce #H appening H aryana Thank You Knowledge Partner