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‘’The foundations of your state have been laid and it ‘’The foundations of your state have been laid and it is no for o to b ild and b ild as q ickl as possibleis no for o to b ild and b ild as q ickl as possibleis now for you to build and build as quickly as possible is now for you to build and build as quickly as possible
and as well as you can .’’and as well as you can .’’
((QuaidQuaid‐‐ee‐‐AzamAzamMuhammad Ali Jinnah in his last address to the nation on August 14, 1948)Muhammad Ali Jinnah in his last address to the nation on August 14, 1948)((QuaidQuaid ee AzamAzamMuhammad Ali Jinnah in his last address to the nation on August 14, 1948)Muhammad Ali Jinnah in his last address to the nation on August 14, 1948)
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Introduction to Textile City
Pakistan Textile City Limited is a public‐privatejoint venture company driven by the vision todevelop and operate Pakistan’s first state‐of‐the‐art industrial zone at Port Qasim, Karachi,dedicated to the value added textile sectordedicated to the value added textile sector
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Our Vision
To develop and operate a world class industrialzone dedicated to value added textiles and projectPakistan as a textile hub synonymous withexcellence
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Our Objectives
• To provide the textile sector an exclusive infrastructure to h d ti it lit t ff ti denhance productivity, quality, cost effectiveness and
compliance in the post WTO era
• Create synergistic environment to encourage verticalCreate synergistic environment to encourage vertical integration and achieve economies of scale
• Attract local and foreign direct investment into textile gindustry
• Boost export potential of value added textile products
• Create 80,000 jobs
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Our Shareholders
Shareholders Percentage
Government of Pakistan 40
Government of Sindh 16
National Bank of Pakistan 8
Port Qasim Authority 8Port Qasim Authority 8
Pak Oman Investment Company 4
Pakistan Kuwait Investment Company 4
Saudi Pak Industrial & Agricultural Company 4
Pak Libya Holding Company 4
NIB Bank Ltd 4
Export Processing Zones Authority 4
Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation 4
Total Paid‐up Capital 100
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Textile City ‐ Location
Textile City to Distance (km) Time (in min)
National Highway (Gaghar Pathak) 7 10
Entrance Port Qasim Industrial Area 20 22Entrance‐Port Qasim Industrial Area 20 22
Link Road‐Super Highway 28 35
Airport 38 45p
FTC Shahrah‐e‐Faisal 55 60
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Schedule of Areas
Land Usage Area (acres) %
Industrial plots 774 62
Amenities 62 5
Utilities 67 5.3
Roads 347 27.7Roads 347 27.7
Total 1250 100
Plot CompositionPlot size Area (acres) No.
5 acre 489 96
Plot Composition
2 acre 238 119
1 acre 32 32
0 5 acre 15 300.5 acre 15 30
Total 774 277 9
Salient Features
• Uninterrupted Utility Supply
• Captive Power Plant
• Dedicated Water Supply Linepp y
• Combined Effluent Treatment Plant
• Sewerage & Storm Water Drainage
• One Window Operation
• Fire Fighting System
• Potable Water Supply Line• Potable Water Supply Line
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Salient Features
• Road Network including 100m wide boulevard Secured Environment
• Boundary WallBoundary Wall
• Strategic location at Port Qasim close to National HighwayHighway
• Proximity to Workers Colony
• Skilled Development Institute
• SEPA Approved Project 11
Combined Effluent Treatment Plant
• One of the largest Combined Effluent gTreatment Plant in the country, processing capacity of 18 million gallons per dayg p y
• Designed by the renowned international consultants M/s Royal Haskoning, / y g,Netherland and M/s NEC of Pakistan
• CETP is designed to comply with NEQSCETP is designed to comply with NEQS (National Environmental Quality Standard) and international standards
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250 MW Captive Power Plant
• Stable and uninterrupted power p psupply
• Utilizing imported/ indigenous coalUtilizing imported/ indigenous coal
• Distribution ensuring minimum line losseslosses
• Provision of steam for industrial unitsunits
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Water Supply
• 23 Km dedicated 48” dia pipeline, approved PSDP project funded by GOP/ pp p j y /GOS undertaken by KW&SB
• U/G 20 MGD Water Reservoir
• 1.5 MG Potable Water Reservoir
• 125 000 gallons Overhead Tank125,000 gallons Overhead Tank
• Potable water supply with filtration & Chlorination
• Distribution of Potable Water through Polyethylene (PE) pipes & GRP lines for process water
• 120,000 gallons Fire Water Reservoir15
Road NetworkRoad Network
• 100m wide/ 8 lane main boulevard
• Supplementary roads 75m and 50m wide
• European standard street lights
• Approx 3 km priority road network completed
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Infrastructure
• Steam for Processing• Steam for Processing
• Water Hydrants for Fire fighting
• Boundary Wall
• Telecommunication Network• Telecommunication Network
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Progress at a Glance
M t Pl d b PQA• Master Plan approved by PQA
• EIA approved by SEPA
• Leveling & Grading Works on 1250 acres completed
• Head Office building completed & functional
• Water Works (Including 20 MGD Reservoir) in progress• Water Works (Including 20 MGD Reservoir) in progress
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Progress at a Glance
• Laying of Water Pipeline (48” dia) by KW&SB in progress
• Road Construction in progress, with priority road network completed
• Contract Action on Combined Effluent Treatment Plant in progress
• Contract Action on 250 MW Captive Power Plant in progress
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Upcoming Infrastructure Packages
• Boundary Wall & Entrance Gate.
• Road Works, other than priority roads
• StormWater Drainage systemStorm Water Drainage system
• Street Lights for priority roads
• Sanitary & Industrial Waste Water Network
• Amenities (Mosque, Park etc.)
• Gas Pipeline Network by SSGC
• Grid Stations• Grid Stations
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Amenities
Exclusive area has been allocated for amenities and commercial facilities within the zone.
• Mosque
• Restaurants
• Public Transport
• Private SecurityPrivate Security
• Travel Center
• Post Office• Post Office
• Courier Companies
• Health and Recreational Facilities• Health and Recreational Facilities
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Amenities
• Textile Processing Lab
• Advance IT Infrastructure
• Technical Training Centers
• Convention Center
• Computerized Weigh Station
• Bank Square
• Freight Forwardersg
• Medical Center
• Business CenterBusiness Center
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Support Industries
• Buttons
• Threads
• Zips
• Printing
• Packaging
• Machine Repair Workshops, etc
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Launch of Infrastructure DevelopmentLaunch of Infrastructure Development
Launch of Infrastructure Development of Textile City by i i i f ki S d f Gil iPrime Minister of Pakistan, Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani
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Leveling & Grading on 1250 acresLeveling & Grading on 1250 acres
Leveling & Grading on 1250 acres including NallahProtection works completed
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Head Office BuildingHead Office Building
Head Office Building completed and fully functionalHead Office Building completed and fully functional
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Water Reservoir – 20 MGDWater Reservoir 20 MGD
20 million gallon water reservoir - to be completed by December 2011
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Water Supply Pipeline from K‐3Water Supply Pipeline from K 3
Commencement of work on Water Supply Pipeline from K‐3 to
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Commencement of work on Water Supply Pipeline from K 3 to Textile City, Port Qasim
Pre‐Launch Event of Textile CityPre Launch Event of Textile City
Federal Minister for Textile Industry, MakhdoomSh h b ddi dd i d i h hShahabuddin addressing during the Pre‐Launch Event
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Commencement of Sale of Plots of Textile CityTextile City
Prime Minister, Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani was the Chief Guest at the event which was hosted by Federal Minster for Textile Industry, MakhdoomShahabuddin and Board of Directors of Pakistan Textile City Limited. 33