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July 2014

Manufacturing Destinations of India:

A Real Estate Overview


2/242 Manufacturing Destinations of India: A Real Estate Overview

Foreword In this white paper, we illustrate the trends

in the growth of the manufacturing sector in

India. We then proceed to recommend growth

opportunities for manufacturing occupiers in

the coming years. The sectors considered for the

study include pharmaceuticals/biotechnology,

automobiles, heavy engineering, fast-moving

consumer goods (FMCG), electronics and

communications & aviation. These sectors

have been chosen as major manufacturing

areas because of their contribution to the

manufacturing sector in India.


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Overview of the Manufacturing Sector in India

Evolution and Growth of the Sector

India was hardly an industrialised country at the time of gaining

independence, and the rst step India took was to recognise the

manufacturing sector as a very important instrument for the country’s

economic growth. In every ve-year plan, the country continued to

grow the manufacturing sector whilst encouraging and incentivising

the private sector in the mid-cap and small-cap realms. Progressively,

India strengthened its manufacturing sector further under a mixed

economy from 1947 to 1991, and under a liberalised economy since

then.

India’s manufacturing exporters have played a key role in

promoting the sector’s prowess to consumers across the world.

Manufacturing exports have always been a major contributor to

India’s total merchandise exports. The main export markets for Indian

manufacturing goods are the United States and Western Europe.

Within Western Europe, Germany and the United Kingdom are two

most important export markets.

Prominent Manufacturing Clusters

Manufacturing clusters have developed along major infrastructure corridors.

These are specic areas developed for inter-regional industrial growth,

including the development of manufacturing areas and clusters along the

corridor. These corridors provide infrastructure such as roads, power and

other utility services to facilitate the growth of manufacturing industries

and regional economic development. Industrial development in India is

scattered and can be divided into four zones—north, south, east and west.

The chart below shows the major industrial states and cities in each zone.

India’s ManufacturingFootprint

DELHI/ NCR

AHMEDABAD

PUNE

HYDERABAD

BANGALORE

CHENNAI

MUMBAI

KOLKATA

• Automobiles• Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)• Heavy Industries

• Automobiles

• Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)• Heavy Industries

• Automobiles• Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)

• Heavy Industries

• Automobiles• Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)

• Heavy Industries

• Life Sciences (Pharma and Bio-technology)• Automobiles

• Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG

• Life Sciences (Pharma and Bio-technology)• Automobiles

• Electronics and Communication• Aerospace

• Life Sciences (Pharma and Bio-technology)

• Life Sciences (Pharma and Bio-technology)

MANUFACTURING ZONES IN INDIA

West Zone

Mumbai, Pune, Bhiwadi, Jaipur,

Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Panaji

North Zone

Delhi (NCR)/Gurgaon, Kanpur,

Lucknow, Chandigarh and Indore

East Zone

Kolkata, Guwahati, Patna and

Jamshedpur

South Zone

Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam,

Bangalore, Chennai and Coimbatore



LIFE SCIENCES (Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology)

Biocon | Dr Reddy’s Laboratories | Cipla

Sun Pharmaceutical | Cadila Healthcare

The United Nations Industrial DevelopmentOrganization (UNIDO) recognises India as one

of the top-ranking countries among developing

countries in terms of the production and

distribution of pharmaceuticals.

According to the Department of Pharmaceuticals,

the pharmaceutical industry in India is the world’s

3rd largest in terms of volume and 14th in terms

of value.

According to a recent report by Ernst & Young

(E&Y), the biotechnology sector in India isexpected to achieve revenue of USD 11.6 billion

by 2017, growing at a compound annual growth

rate (CAGR) of 22%.

ELECTRONICS ANDTELECOMMUNICATIONS

Philips | Sony | Havells

LG | Samsung

According to the Department of Electronics and

Information Technology, the current size of the

electronic manufacturing industry is USD 70 billion

and is aimed for USD400 billion by 2020, which

means the industry must increase by more than

ve times over the next seven years.

AUTOMOBILES

Ford | Ashok Leyland | Renault Nissan

Maruti Udyog | Tata Motors

The production of passenger vehicles in India

was recorded at 3.23 million in 2012–2013 and

is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13% during

2012–2021, according to data published by the

Automotive Component Manufacturers Association

(ACMA) of India.

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AEROSPACE

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)

UTC Aerospace Systems | Tyco Electronics

Dynamatic Technologies | StarragHeckert

India is fast becoming a major global aerospace

consumer market, aided by a combination of

increasing defence spending, booming commercial

aviation market and rising technological

and manufacturing capabilities among local

companies.

According to the Investment Commission of India

(ICI), investment opportunities of USD 110 billion

are envisaged up to 2020, with USD 80 billion in

new aircraft and USD 30 billion in the development

of airport infrastructure.

HEAVY ENGINEERING

The engineering industry is the largest segment of

all industrial sectors in India, accounting for 3% of

India’s GDP and offering employment to more than

4 million skilled and semiskilled workers.

The Department of Heavy Industry (DHI), as its

vision for 2020, plans that the Indian machine tools

industry should secure a domestic market share of

67% by 2020.

Joseph Cyril Bamford (JCB) | Sany | Alfa Laval |

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) |

LeeBoy

FMCGFast Moving Consumer Goods

P&G | Indian Tobacco Company (ITC) | PepsiCo

Coca-Cola | Amway

The FMCG sector in India is the fourth largest

sector in the economy. It is also called the

consumer packaged goods sector. According to

the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the

FMCG sector in India had a market size in excess

of USD 13.1 billion as of 2012.



NH- 228

NH- 8

NH- 228

NH- 8A

NH- 8A

NH- 8

NH- 947

NH- 947

NH- 59

NH- 8

NH- 8C

NH- 8

SH- 2

SH- 71

Nandasan

Indrad

Nani

Kadi PartLunasan

Pansar

Vadu

Chhatral

Bhalthi

Vamaj

Moti Bhoyan

AmbikaNagar

Karan Nagar

Ambavpura

Unali

Santej

Dantali

Chharodi

Kaneti

Visalpur

SarkhejGam

Morasar

Kalikund

Chandisar

Kerala

JuvalRupavati

Rampur

Sahij

Ambareli

Koth

Gundi

Gada

Trambovad

Deva

VasoHeranj

Ramol

SandhanaMatar

Khadiyarapura

Radhu

Navagam

Kanij

Modaj

Mahemdavad

Jetalpur

Barejadi

GIDC VatwaSingarva

Vejalpur

BodakdevNikol

Vastral Amraiwadi

RakhialKujad

Badodara

Saijpur Bogha

SabarmatiGota

Sughad

Valad

Dabhoda

Juna KobaKhodiyar

Infocity

Urjanagar 1

Shantigram

Shiholi Moti

Sonipur

Balva

Lekawada

Dhamasana

Sector 26

Shertha

Nardipur

Aluva

KADI

BOPAL

SANAND

CHANGODAR

BAVLA

BAGODRA

ASLALI

DHOLKA

VATAMAN

KHEDA

BAREJA

BAPUNAGAR

ODHAV

NAROLGAM

NARODA

GANDHINAGAR

KALOL

THALTEJNARANPURA

CHANDKHEDA

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Hotel The Westend

Ginger HotelsComfort Inn

President

Evergreen Hotel

Civil Hospital

VadilalSarabhai Hospital

Narayana Hrudalaya

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Electric SubStation

Vatrak River

Chandola

Lake

Kankaria

Lake

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Thol BirdSanctuary

IndrodaNature Park

CHANGODAR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SANAND

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ASLALIINDUSTRIAL AREA

VATVA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

NARODA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KADI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KALOLINDUSTRIAL AREA

KHEDA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

BAGODRA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

BAVLA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

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AHMEDABAD

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Ahmedabad

Population

6.3 million

Density

12,000/sq km

City Rank

Seventh

Ahmedabad has been the major hub for the pharmaceutical industry

in India for a long time with the presence of large players such as

Zydus, Intas and Claris. However, after the inauguration of the Tata

Motors plant for the manufacturing of the ‘Nano’ in 2010, it emerged

as a major manufacturing destination in the automobile, engineering

and FMCG sectors as well. Some of the major players that have

forayed in the market since then include Ford Motors, Bosch, Hitachi

Hi-rail, Colgate Palmolive and Gardner Denver, to name a few.

Excellent infrastructure, including the availability of natural gas,

reliable power and excellent road connectivity, has been the major

advantage for Ahmedabad as a manufacturing destination.

Several manufacturing companies such as the Adani Group, Reliance

Industries, the Nirma Group of Industries, Arvind Mills, Claris

Lifesciences, Cadila Pharmaceuticals, Shell, Vadilal Industries, Rasna,

Bosch Rexroth, Stork and Rollepaal, are present in Ahmedabad.

Ahmedabad has well-developed infrastructure, which is conducive

to the growth of manufacturing industries. The submarkets are well

connected by road, rail and air transport system with the rest of the

country and other parts of the state.

MAJOR MANUFACTURING OCCUPIERS

Occupier Occupier Type Area(Acres)

Location

Tata Motors Automobiles 1,250 Sanand

Ford Motors Automobiles 450 Sanand

Gardner Denver Engineering 4.8 Changodar

Inbisco FMCG 21 Sanand

ALSTOM BharatForge

Engineering 60 Sanand

Teva Pharma 50 Sanand

Nestle FMCG 80 Sanand

Colgate Palmolive FMCG 25 Sanand

Oerliekon Engineering 25 Sanand

Source: Research and REIS, JLL

Temperature

Max 32.3 °CMin 27.4 °C

MANUFACTURING CORRIDORS

Manufacturing Corridor Major Industries Major Locations Land Value(INR per sq ft)

Monthly Rent(INR per sq ft per month)

12-MonthDemand Outlook

State Highway 17(SH 17) (Sanand–

Viramgam Highway)

Automobiles

EngineeringSanand GIDC 200–550 18–30

NH 8A(Ahmedabad–Rajkot

Highway)

Pharmaceuticals Biotechnology Changodar–Bagodra 350–700 18–28

NH 8 (Ahmedabad–Vadodara Highway) FMCG Aslali–Kheda 300–550 10–15

SH 41(Mehsana Road)

EngineeringMetal Mehsana 350–700 14–22

Source: Research and REIS, JLLStrong/marginal decline Stable Marginal/strong increase



NH- 48

NH- 44

NH- 44

NH- 205

NH- 205

NH- 205

NH- 18

NH- 18

NH- 219

NH- 234

NH- 234

NH- 219

NH- 66

NH- 68

NH- 209

NH- 209

NH- 209

NH- 212

NH- 4

NH- 234

NH- 206

NH- 4

NH- 7

SH- 85

SH- 17

SH- 17

SH- 82

SH- 96

SH- 5

SH- 96

SH- 87

SH- 9

Huliyar

Chiknayakanhlli

Sira

Kadirihalli

Rolla

Pavagada

Madakasira

Thumakunta

Turuvekere

Channarayapattana

Krishnarajpet Melukote

Nagamangala

Chakkuru

SrirangapatnaMalavalli

Kollegal

Mangala

Billgundala

Denkanikottai

Marandahalli

Neraluru

Kanakapura

Kambainallur

Palacode

Male Mahadeshwarabetta

Kongadai Jalakandapuram

Mecheri

Hanur

Hura

Kelamangalam

Koppa Anekal

Kuppam

Kolar

Belatur

HSRLayout

Magadi

Vidyaranyapura

Belluru Yadiyur

Koratagere

Dhiburahalli

Gownipalli

Sidlaghatta

Kempegowda

Srinivaspur

Gauribidanur

Bagepalli

Amadagur

Puttaparthi

Galiveedu

Nallacheruvu

Lakkireddipalli

Gurram Konda

Chinnamandem

Palamaner

Ambur

Alangayam

Uthangarai

Yercaud

Pappireddipatti

Vazhapadi

TUMKUR

MADHUGIRI

DABASPETETIPTUR

MYSORE

NANJANGUD

GUNDLUPET

CHAMARAJANAGARA

MANDYA

KRISHNAGIRI

DHARMAPURI

HARUR

METTUR

SALEM

RAMANAGARA

TIRUPATTUR

VANIYAMBADI

ELECTRONICS CITY

HOSUR

KUNIGAL

KOLAR GOLD FIELDS

MULBAGAL

DODDABALLAPUR

CHIKKABALLAPUR

HIRIYUR

PENUKONDA

HINDUPUR

RAYACHOTI

KADIRI

MADANAPALLE

KURABALA KOTA

CHINTAMANIPUNGANUR

M Y S O

R E R O

A D H O S U R R O A D

T U M K U R

R O A D

Ginger Hotel

Lalitha MahalPalace Hotel

GoldenLandmark

Jayamahal Palace Hotel

The LeelaPalace

Koshy's Hospital

Sagar Hospital

JSS Hospital

Vaidehi Hospital

KrishnarajaSagara Reservoir

Stanley Reservoir

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

PedduruReserve Forest

KalrayanHill Forest

Lower KalrayanHill Forest

KoundinyaWildlife

Sanctuary

VASANTHANARASAPURA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

DABASPETE

INDUSTRIAL AREA

DODDABALLAPUR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

HOSKOTE

INDUSTRIAL AREA

HAROHALLI

INDUSTRIAL

AREA

JIGANI

INDUSTRIAL

AREA

BIDADI

INDUSTRIAL

AREA

BOMMASANDRA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

ATTIBELE

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KUMBALGODU

INDUSTRIAL AREA

PEENYA

INDUSTRIAL AREA MALUR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

AERO SEZ

HARDWARE PARK

VEMAGAL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

NARSAPURA

INDUSTRIAL

AREA

BANGALORE INTL. AIRPORT

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BANGALORE




Bangalore

Population

8.4 million

Density

11,470/sq km

City Rank

Fifth

Temperature

Max 38.9 °CMin 10.6 °C

Bangalore, the state capital of Karnataka, is strategically located in

South India. After India’s independence, during 1950s to 1960s, major

public sector heavy industries such as BHEL, Bharat Earth Movers

Limited (BEML), Hindustan Machine Tools (HMT) and Indian Telephone

Industries (ITI), as well as knowledge-based production facilities such as

HAL started their operations in Bangalore.

During the 1980s–1990s period, Bangalore evolved as a favourite

destination for IT and IT-enabled services (ITeS).

The steady rise of Bangalore as a global manufacturing hub is supported

by the presence of leading education and research institutions; a large

number of large-scale and knowledge-based public sector industries and

small-scale industries; a highly procient English-speaking and relatively

economically large labour pool; and a stable and liberal socio-political

environment.

At present, the government is developing more industrial areas in andaround Bangalore to attract investments. In the recent past, Bangalore

emerged as a favourite destination for the automotive industry.



Location

Volvo Automobiles 122 Old Madras Road

(OMR)LM WindPower

Engineering 40 Tumkur Road

Honda Automobiles 96 Narasapura

Scania Automobiles 35 Narasapura

Mahindra Aerospace

Aerospace 25 Narasapura

Biocon Pharmaceuticals 90 Bommasandra

ToyotaKirloskar

Automobiles 432 Bidadi

Bosch India Automobiles 97 Bidadi



ManufacturingCorridor

Major Industries Major Locations Land Value(INR per sq ft)



Tumkur Road Pharmaceuticals/biotechnology Engineering

Peenya 1,600–2,100 25–30

Dabaspet 200–300 11–14

OMREngineering Automobiles

Pharmaceuticals Electrical and electronics

Hoskote 400–500 14–16Whiteeld 2,400–2,800 25–30

Narasapura 250–350 16–20

Hosur Road Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology Engineering

Bommasandra–Jigani 900–1,000 18–24

Attibele 600–700 16–20

Mysore Road Automobiles and auto

componentsFMCG

Bidadi 250–350 18–22

Kumbalgodu 700–900 18–22

Bellary Road AerospaceElectronics and hardware

Aerospace SEZ,Hardware Park

400 N/A




NH- 205

NH- 205

NH- 45

NH- 4

SH- 121

SH- 5 SH- 116

SH- 58

SH- 118A

SH- 57

SH- 52

SH- 51

NH- 4

NH- 45

NH- 46

NH- 205

NH- 205

NH- 18A

NH- 5

Pallipattu

Pothatturpettai

Banavaram

Ammoor

Mangadu

Mazhayur

Mecheri

Vembi

Mambakkam

Sengadu

Peranamallur

Desur

Ammanambakkam Nethapakkam

Madurantakam

Periayakattupakkam

Kunnathur

Kolambakkam

Melapattu

Perunagar

Ukkal

Puthali

Mamandur

Maiyur

Walajabad

Thenneri

Vedekkal

Perumbulipakkam

Thakkolam

Nemili

Mappedu

Perambakkam

Kilpakkam

Poondi

Venmanambudur

Senneri Agaram

Nallattur

Nagalapuram

Narayanavanam

S.B.R.Puram

Chinnapandur

Sathyavedu

Sricity Ramapuram

Tada

Venadu

Sriharikota

Tiruchanur

Renigunta

Bandarupalli

Pulicat

Kavaraipettai

Ponneri

Minjur

Ennore

Tiruvottiyur

Madhavaram

Ambattur GeorgeTown

Mogappair

Porur

Guindy Adyar

Chromepet

Tambaram

Sholinganallur

Mambakkam

Thirukkazhukundram

Nemmeli

Sirudavoor

Kelambakkam

Karumbakkam

PUTTUR

SHOLINGHUR

ARCOT

CHENGALPATTU

KANCHIPURAM

CHEYYAR

VANDAVASIMEIYUR

SRIPERUMBUDUR

ARAKKONAM

THRIVALLUR

THIRUTHANI

NAGARI

GUMMIDIPOONDI

SULLURUPETA

SRIKALAHASTI

TIRUPATI

AVADI

VELACHERY

MARAIMALAINAGAR

T I R U P A T H I R D

S A T H Y A V E D U R D

C HI T TOO R R D

U T H I R AM E R U R R D

O M R

E A S T C O A S T R D

O M R

Poondi Lake

Pulicat Lake

BAY OF

BENGAL

Puzhal Lake

ChembarambakkamLake

Palar River

Kolavai Lake

MadurantakamLake

KaveripakkamLake

Sri VenkateswaraNational Park

Nagiri HillsReserve Forest

KambakkamReserve Forest

PalemForest

Ponnur

ReservedForest

Peria Puliyur Forest

VHS Hospital

Parvathy Hospital

Hindu Mission HospitalMeenakshi MedicalCollege Hospital& Research Institute

Fortis Malar Hospital

Sri RamchandraHospital

Radisson Blu Hotel

The Trident

Vivanta by Taj - Fisherman's Cove

ITC Grand Chola

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

ElectricSub Station

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

GUMMIDIPUNDI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SRIPERUMBUDUR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

ORAGADAM

INDUSTRIAL AREA

MARAIMALAI NAGAR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

IRUNGATTUKOTTAI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

THERVOY KANDIGAL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

CHENNAIINTERNATIONAL

AIRPORT

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CHENNAI




Chennai

Population

8.6 million

Density

11,000/sq km

City Rank

Fourth

Chennai is the fourth most populous metropolitan area in India. The city’s

economy has a broad industrial base, spanning the automobile, computer,

technology, hardware manufacturing, nancial services and health-care

industries. Chennai is India‘s second largest exporter of software, IT and

ITeS. The city, accounting for 60% of the country‘s automotive exports, is

rightly coined ‘the Detroit of Asia’.

Chennai‘s economic development has been closely tied to its port and

transport infrastructure, which is considered as the best infrastructure in

India. The city is served by two major ports—Chennai Port and Ennore

Port. Chennai Port is India‘s second busiest container hub, handling

general industrial cargos and automobiles, among others. The Ennore Port

handles cargos—such as coal, ore and bulk—and break bulk cargos.

The major industrial locations of Sriperumbudur and Oragadam receive

investment from major MNCs, such as Renault Nissan, Daimler and

Yamaha.The availability of cheap government-subsidised land in and around

Chennai is limited, and the government is acquiring additional land to meet the growing demand. Leading private developers such as

Ascendas and Mahindra World City have also made investments to create manufacturing zones around Chennai.



Location

Renault Nissan Automobiles 1000 Oragadam

Daimler Automobiles 400 Oragadam

Yamaha Automobiles 400 Oragadam

Ashok LeylandNissan

Automobiles Multiple Multiple

Royal Eneld Automobiles 50 Oragadam

Michelin Automobiles 300 Thervoy Kandigai

Philips Carbon Automobiles 80 Thervoy Kandigai

Amway FMCG 50 Nilakkottai


Temperature

Max 45 °CMin 32.8 °C





Sriperumbudur(NH 4)

AutomobilesFMCG

Light engineeringElectronics and hardware

Irungattukottai 800–1,050 22–30

Sriperumbudur 450–550 20–26

Oragadam AutomobilesElectronics and hardware

Oragadam 350–550 20–25

Grand SouthernTrunk Road

(NH 45)

AutomobilesTextilesFMCG

Marai Malai Nagar 800–1,050 18–22

Grand NorthernTrunk Road

(NH 45)

AutomobilesFMCG

Heavy engineering

Thervoy Kandigai 100–300 18–22

Gummidipoondi 150–250 18–20


Strong/marginal decline Stable Marginal/strong increase



NH- 58

SH- 12

NH- 58

NH- 119

NH- 58

NH- 91

NH- 91

NH- 235

NH- 235

NH- 91

NH- 2

NH- 2

NH- 24

NH- 71B

NH- 71B

NH- 8

NH- 8

NH- 71

NH- 71

NH- 10

NH- 10

NH- 10

NH- 1

NH- 1

NH- 1

NH- 71A

NH- 71A

NH- 71

SH- 14

SH- 14

SH- 82

SH- 82

SH- 78

SH- 57

SH- 13

SH- 13

SH- 44SH- 14

SH- 52

SH- 24

SH- 22

SH- 20

SH- 20

Rahra

Assandh

Dhatrath

Gharaunda

SushantCity

Huda

Urlana Kalan

SamalkhaNidani

Banwasa

Mundlana

Julana Ganaur

AshokNagar

Rithal

Gorar

KharkhodaMokhra

LakhanMajra

Bawana

SamplaKabulpur

Daola

Chandpur Dhanirwas

Kosli

Badli

PataudiKhuspura

Khaleta

Bilaspur

Guraora

Nuh

Bawal

Mandhan

Dehana

Tijara

Mundawar

Shahjahanpur

Pahari

Badkli

Punhana

Kosi Kalan

Hasanpur

Kalanjar

Jattari

Bajna

Jewar Palwal

Ballabhgarh

Birampur

Makanpur

GautamBuddha Nagar

Sohna

Badarpur

Vasant Kunj

Dwarka

Greater Noida

Chhapraula

Muradnagar

Shahdara

NarelaModinagar

Daulcha

Bamnauli

Kirthal

Shamli

Shahpur

CharthavalJhinjhana

Bakdoli

Chhapar

Khatauli

Daurala

Jahidpur

Kharkhauda

Pilkhuwa

Gulothi

Kaseru

Pisawa

Khair

Arni

Mahdaura

PANIPAT

ROHTAK

SONIPAT

GOHANA

SAFIDON

JIND

MUZAFFARNAGAR

MEERUT

KANDHLA

BUDHANA

SARDHANA

BAHADURGARH

JHAJJAR

MANESAR

GURGAON

GHAZIABAD

NEW DELHI

NOIDA

FARIDABAD

HAPUR

AURANGABAD

NEEMRANA

REWARI BHIWADIDHARUHERA

FIROZPUR

JHIRKA

HODAL

KHURJA

BULANDSHAHR

SIKANDRABAD

DADRI

BARAUT

JANSATH

DEOBANDKARNAL

Y A M U N A E X P Y

M A W

A N A B Y P A

S S

T A U R U R

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H I S AR R D

G O H A N

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Hotel Trident

Crown Plaza

The Oberoi

G.B.Pant

IndraprasthaApollo

Army BaseHospital

Y a m u n

a R i v e r

Y a m u n a R

i v e r

Y a m u n

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i v e r

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Electric SubStation

Electric Sub

Station

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

AsolaWild Life

Sanctuary

PANIPAT

INDUSTRIAL AREA

ROHTAK

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SONIPAT

INDUSTRIAL AREA

MEERUT

INDUSTRIAL AREA

BAHADURGARH

INDUSTRIAL AREA

GHAZIABAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

MANESAR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

DHARUHERA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

BAWAL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

FARIDABAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

NOIDA &

GREATER NOIDA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SIKANDRABAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

PALWAL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

NEEMRANA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

IGI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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DELHI NCR




Delhi NCR

Population

16.3 million

Density

11,297/sq km

CityRank

Second

The manufacturing sector plays a vital role in the economic

development of the National Capital Region (NCR). The region has

a wide variety of industrial products, including high-value and high-

technology goods. The manufacturing submarkets of the NCR region

are regulated under the development norms of a few nodal authorities,

which include the Department of Industries, the Delhi Development

Authority (DDA), Delhi State Industrial Development Corporation

(DSIDC), Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), Rajasthan

State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO) and

Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Corporation (UPSIDC).

The development of the industrial clusters and their supporting

infrastructure is undertaken by these nodal authorities or by a few

cooperative societies.

Several manufacturing companies such as Maruti Suzuki, Ranbaxy

Laboratories, Escorts Group, Honda, GSK Consumer and Nestlé India are present in the NCR.NCR has been able to attract sizable investment from multinational companies, large business houses, foreign investors, nonresident Indians

and small-scale entrepreneurs. NCR is an investor-friendly region and offers a rich reservoir of skilled, motivated and relatively low-cost workers,

with good infrastructure and harmonious industrial relations.



Location

Maruti Suzuki Automotive 600 Manesar

Ranbaxy Laboratories Pharmaceuticals 9.1 Gurgaon

Honda Automotive 52 Manesar

Escorts Group EngineeringConglomerate

250 Faridabad

Nestle India Limited FMCG 7 Samalkha, Haryana

GSK Consumer ConsumerHealth Care

140 Sonipat


Temperature

Max 31.4 °CMin 18.8 °C





NH 1FMCGMetal

Food processingPanipat and Sonipat 450–1,150 14–20

NH 2 AutomobilesHeavy machineryMetal

Faridabad 1,100–4,500 20–40

Palwal 350–1,000 15–20

NH 8 AutomotiveTextiles

Manesar and Daruhera 900–1,800 17–30

Neemrana 700–1,400 16–24

NH 10 Food processingMetal

Bhadurgarh and Rohtak 700–1,850 17–25

NH 24Chemicals

Food processingFMCG

Ghaziabad 550–1,850 15–25

NH 58ChemicalsFood processing

FMCGMetal

Ghaziabad 550–1,850 15–25

Meerut 550–1,147 15–20




NH- 7

NH- 16

NH- 9

NH- 202

NH- 202

NH- 7

NH- 9

NH- 7

NH- 7

NH- 167

NH- 150

NH- 218

NH- 16

NH- 167

NH- 7

NH- 9

SH- 15

SH- 217

SH- 25

SH- 10

SH- 11

SH- 15

SH- 1

SH- 6

SH- 13

SH- 10

Deoni

Jamkhandi

Sirvar

Khanapur

Ullesugar

Gurmatkal

Chittapur

Navandgi

Malkhed

Kalgi

Chincholi

Chitaguppa

Chandankheri

Rajoli

Kanji

Sirkatnalli

Nittur

Hippalgaon

Aurad

Markhel

Deoulwadi

Jalkot

Mukhed

Kundalwadi

Sangam

Bichkunda

Wajrakhandi

Banswada

Nizampet

Alladurg

Nyalkal

Chandoor

Munipalli

Marpally

Shankarpalli

Dharur Vikarabad

Tandur

Pargi

Kosigi

Mohammadabad

Devarkadra

Patherched

Komreddypally

Sriramnagar

Shabad

Pentlavelli

Balmur

Nizamabad

Srisailamgudem

Kalwakurthy

Mudigonda

Amangal

Bijnapalli

Manchal

Shivannaguda

Shivampet

Ramasagar

Chegunta

Dubbak

Domakonda

Palwancha

Sircilla

Rudrangi Poodur

Vattimalla

Athmakur

Bheemgal

Sirikonda

Armoor Atmakur

Maddulapalli

Choppadandi

Jangapally

Singapuram

Koheda

Ghanpur

Jangaon

Aler

Atmakur(m)

Valigonda

Shapelly

Narketpalli

MarrigudaGhattuppal

Yacharam

NagarjunaSagar

Lakshmapur

Veldhurthy

Guttalachenupenta

Komarolu

Thirumalagiri

Marrigudem

Makrekal

Dharmaram

Tirumalagiri

Chennur

Gudur

Rahamatnagar

Kondapalakala

BIDAR

ZAHEERABAD

BHALKI

YADGIR

MAHBUBNAGAR

KUKATPALLY

SECUNDERABAD

SANGAREDDY DUNDIGAL

SIDDIPET

RAMAYAMPET

MUSTABAD

YELLAREDDY

UDGIR

AHMADPUR

DEGLOOR

HUSNABAD

NARAYANPET

DEVARSUGUR

RAICHURGADWAL

WANPARTI

RAYAVARAM

BHUVANAGIRI

RAJAPET

GENOME VALLEY

VEMULAWADA

JAGTIAL

KORUTLA

NIZAMABAD

YACHARAM

KAMAREDDY

VARNI

BODHAN

FAROOQNAGAR

KOLUKONDA

KOLUKONDA

KARIMNAGAR

KAMALAPUR

WADDEPALLE

NALGONDA

MACHERLA

SRISAILAM

ZAHEERABAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

ISNAPUR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

PATANCHERU

INDUSTRIAL AREA

PASHAMYLARAM

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KALLAKAL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

MEDCHAL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KONPALLY

INDUSTRIAL AREA

CHERLAPALLY

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KOTHUR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SHAMSHABAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

ADIBATLA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

AUTONAGAR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

HAYATHNAGARINDUSTRIAL AREA

SINGHINAGAR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

JEDCHERLA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

Srisailam Dam

JuralaReservoir

NagarjunaSagar

KrishnaRiver

Dindi River

Srisailam DamReservoir

KrishnaRiver

B h i m a R i v e r

KaranjaReservoir

Singur DamReservoir

Nizamsagar Lake

OsmanSagar

Himayat Sagar Lake

Nandi Kot Kur Reserve Forest

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M U M B A I H W Y

N A R A Y A

N K H E D R D

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D

Taj Krishna Hotel

Novotel

Hotel Minerva Grand

Kamineni Hospital

Prime HospitalFire Station

Fire Station

FireStation

ElectricSub Station

ElectricSub Station

RAJIV GANDHIINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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HYDERABAD




Hyderabad

Population

7.7 million

Density

18,480/sq km

City Rank

Sixth

Hyderabad is a diversied economic zone with varied industries,

including life sciences, FMCG and automobiles. During the

1950s–1960s period, most of the Indian premier public enterprises

were established in Hyderabad, giving an edge to the traditional

manufacturing and bringing in technological advancements.

The Andhra Pradesh Government, through its New Industrial Policy,

aptly titled ‘Industrial Investment Promotion Policy (IIPP) 2010–2015’,

places major emphasis on the creation of quality infrastructure;

promotion of manufacturing investment zones and industrial corridors;

and special focus on micro-sized, small-sized and medium-sized

enterprises (MSMEs).

The city has greatly benetted from setting up world-class

infrastructure providing connectivity to the areas nearby, promoting

industrial corridors along the national highways connecting to Nagpur,

Bangalore, Mumbai and Vijayawada.The new policy is a good sign for Hyderabad, as more industries

would provide a perfect balance to the IT boom in Hyderabad, where IT is still the dominant industry. Manufacturing would greatly strengthen and

take advantage of the world-class infrastructure developed by the government and would provide employment and opportunities to a larger base

of the economy.



Location

Tata Advanced

Systems

Aerospace 50 Adibatla

P&G FMCG 170 Kothur

AugustaWestland Aerospace 10 Shamshabad

Mahindra andMahindra

Automobiles 100 Zaheerabad

Alexandria BiotechPark

Biotechnology 300 Shamirpet

ICICI KnowledgePark

Biotechnology 200 Shamirpet

Piramal Healthcare Pharmaceuticals 10 Medak


Temperature

Max 32.0 °CMin 20.2 °C





Nagpur Highway,Karimnagar Highway Pharmaceuticals/biotechnology Medchal, Genome Valley,Kallakal, Kompally 350–450 10–16

Mumbai Highway AutomobilesFood processing

Patancheru,Pashamylaram, Isnapur,

Zaheerabad370–550 9–15

Bangalore Highway,Shamshabad

FMCGPharmaceuticals

Aerospace

Shamshabad Airport, Adibatla, Kothur,

Thimmapur, Jadcherla,Srisailam Highway

200–750 10–17

Vijayawada Highway AutomobilesTextiles

Autonagar, Sanghi Nagar,Hayathnagar, Cherlapally

250–500 12–18





HowrahR.S.

SealdahR.S.

NH- 2

SH- 2

NH- 2

NH- 117

NH- 117

NH- 6

NH- 34

SH- 15

SH- 1

SH- 6

SH- 2

SH- 13

SH- 1

SH- 15

SH- 15

Srikrishnapur

Shrirampur

KumrulHansnan

Nabagram Keshabpur

Bhandarhati

Tarkeshwar Harishpur

Beraberi

Haripal

Parbbatipur

Bhimpur

Daluigacha

Sheakhala Atpur

Jangipara

Masat

Gopinathpur

Begampur

Shankarhati

Kashtasangara

Dhulagori

Amta

Andul

Nangi

Alpur

Panchla

HatgachhaRaipur

Balarampota

Joarkole

Falta

Fatepur

Amarpur

Bishnupur

Julpia

Dhamua

Sahebpur Raghabpur

Subuddhipur

Naktala

Dhakuria

Kalighat

Bhagabanpur

RajarhatNewtown

MadhyamgramDankuni

Mirpur

Rishra

Noapara

Titagarh

Panihati

Baidyabati

Ichapur

Champdani

Sankarpur

Dharampur

Bandel

Bansberia

Gayeshpur

Raghunathpur

KANCHRAPARA

KALYANI

HOOGHLY-CHINSURAH

BHATPARA

CHANDANNAGAR

SINGUR

BARRACKPORE

KHARDAHA BARASAT

UTTARPARA

KOTRUNGNORTH

DUMDUM

JAGATBALLAVPUR

KOLKATA

SOUTH

DUMDUMNEW TOWN

RAJARHAT

GOPALPUR

DUM DUM

BALLYGUNGE

BUDGE

BUDGE

ULUBERIA

UDAINARAYANPUR

BAGNAN

HOWRAH

LILUAH

BARUIPUR

RAJPUR

SONARPUR

JOKA

SHYAMPUR

BEHALA

SANKRAIL

SALF

LAKE CITY

GARIA

MAHESHTALA

DOMJUR

DHANIAKHALI

NATIONAL HIGHWAY-2

INDUSTRIAL AREA

DANKUNI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KALYANI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KALYANI

EXPRESSWAY

INDUSTRIAL AREA

ALAMPUR

INDUSTRIAL AREA

DHULAGARI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

NATIONAL HIGHWAY 6

INDUSTRIAL AREA

ULUBERIA

INDUSTRIAL AREA JOKA

INDUSTRIAL AREA

DIAMOND

HARBOUR ROAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

Hooghly River

Hooghly River

Acharya JagadishChandra Bose Indian

Botanic Garden

G R A N D T R U N K R D

D U R G A P U R E X P Y

K O N A E X

P Y AN D U L R D

K A L Y A N I E

X P Y

K A L Y

A N I E

X P Y

The FloatelHotel

The Oberoi Grand

Kenilworth HotelITC Sonar

Hyatt Regency

SSKMHospital

Nilratan Sarkar MedicalCollege and Hospital

B.M. Birla HeartResearch Centre

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

ElectricSub Station

ElectricSub Station

Electric

Sub Station

ElectricSub Station

NETAJI SUBHASHCHANDRA BOSEINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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KOLKATA




Kolkata

Population

14.1 million

Density

24,000/sq km

City Rank

Third

Kolkata, including its metropolitan area, is the third most populous

city in India and the main commercial and nancial hub of the

eastern and north-eastern part of the country. Developments such

as the huge leather complex that has been set up at Bantala and

the export-processing zone that has been built in Falta, have paved

the way toward the city being an industrial hub. In addition, industrial

estates in Kalyani, Taratala, Dankuni, Kasba and Howrah, with

specialised sectors such as the country‘s rst toy park and a gem

and jewellery park, are spread throughout the metropolitan area.

Kolkata‘s economic development has a close relationship to its port

and transport infrastructure. There are two distinct dock system—a

river port at Kolkata with 28 berths and a deep water port at Haldia

with 12 berths. Kolkata port handles containers and industrial cargo

while Haldia Port handles bulk cargos such as coal, ore and oil.

The proposed draft of an industrial development policy aims toleverage the core competence and the state’s rich mineral base for

the promotion of manufacturing such as engineering, chemicals,

petrochemicals and its downstream industries, along with the

introduction of the latest technology and foreign direct investment

(FDI). Sunrise and high-tech industries will be promoted through

policy and business process reform to create ease in doing business

by the creation of a single window system for industrial start-ups. By

doing this, the government will take a giant step toward growth.



Location

Cadbury, PepsiCo, Rollick,

and others. (SudharasFood Park) Food processing 100 Dhulagari

Elkos, Seiko, amongothers. (Poly Park)

Poly processing 60 Dhulagari

Jute Mills (Reliance, Auckland, Alliance,

Weaverly, among others)Jute industries 400 Multiple

Coca Cola Food processing 20 Dankuni

Himadri Chemicals Chemicals 40 Multiple

Jayashree Textiles (AdityaBirla)

Cotton 30 Rishra

Britannia Industries FMCG 10 Taratala

Century Ply Plywood 35 Multiple

Eveready Battery plant 12 Multiple

Keshoram Industries Cotton 20 Khidirpur


Temperature

Max 31.7 °CMin 22.2 °C





NH 6

FMCGWarehousing

Polythene Ferro-alloys

Dhulagari and Alampur 350–500 14–18

Uluberia 150–200 10–14

NH 2 FMCGFerro-alloys

Dankuni 250–300 13–17

Diamond Harbour RoadPolythene

ManufacturingFMCG

Joka 1,400–1,900 20–25

Sirakol 200–250 8-–20

Kalyani Expressway ChemicalsLight engineering

Kalyani 200–300 8-12




NH- 8

SH- 54

NH- 8

NH- 8

NH- 3

NH- 3

NH- 3

NH- 222

NH- 17

NH- 17

NH- 4B

NH- 4B

NH- 4

SH- 54

Bhinar

Chandansar

Vatar Dhaniv

Sai Nagar

Vasai West

Poman

Sai Nagar

VarsavaDongri

Uttan

Gorai

ThaneWest

DahisarEast

Borivali

KandivaliWest

KandivaliEast

MulundWest

Kalwa

Dighe

Mumbra

Airoli

Ghansoli

Kopar Khairane

Bhandup

West

Goregaon

East

AndheriEast

Malad West

Versova

Juhu

Sakinaka

Vashi

Sanpada

Dadar

Chembur

WorliParel

Byculla

Kalbadevi

Fort

Colaba

Mahim

Bandra West

GharapuriVillage

Seawoods

Jasai

JawaharlalNehru Port

Trust Township

JNPT

Uran

Karanja

Revas

Koproli

Chowk

Chinchavan

Shedung

Ulwe

Koproli

Kalamboli

Panvel

Taloje

Kolegaon

Sonar pada

MukundNagar

Titwala

Ambivli

Gokul Nagar

Padgha

Khadawali

Angaon

Akaloli

Umbar PadaNandade VIRAR

NALA SOPARA

VASAI

NAVGHAR

BHIWANDI

MIRA

BHAYANDAR

DOMBIVLI

MUMBAI

NAVI

MUMBAI

RASAYANI

AMBARNATH

BADLAPUR

ULHASNAGAR

KALYAN

V A J R E S H W A R I R D

J N P T R D

J N P T R D

U R A N

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M U M B A I - P

U N E E X P Y

The Taj Mahal

Manama Hotel

Trident

Hotel Marine Plaza

Grand Hyatt

Tata Memorial Hospital

INHS Ashwini Hospital

Sir JJ Group of Hospitals

VaitarnaRiver

Thane Creek

Back Bay

Morbe Dam

Panvel Creek

Tulsi Lake

Vihar Lake

Powai Lake

Ulhas River

Ulhas Ri ver

Ulhas Ri ver

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Karnala BirdSanctuary

Sanjay GandhiNational Park

THANE

INDUSTRIAL AREA

TTC

MIDC

PATALGANGA

MIDC

MAROL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

WAGLE

INDUSTRIAL AREA

TALOJE

INDUSTRIAL

AREA MIDC

PANVEL

WAREHOUSING

AREA

JNPT

WAREHOUSING

AREA

BHIWANDI

WAREHOUSING

AREA

CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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MUMBAI




Mumbai

Population

18.4 million

Density

22,937/sq km

City Rank

First

The manufacturing activity in Mumbai region is now primarily

concentrated in the MIDC areas of Thane, the Thane-Belapur belt

[Kalwa, Airoli and Trans-Thane Creek (TTC)], Taloja, Patalganga and

Ambernath, and the non-MIDC areas of Patalganga, Khopoli and

Pen, among others. Most of these areas are the rst MIDCs that were

developed in the early 1960s to promote chemical, engineering and

other auxiliary industrial units.

The Thane-Belapur belt houses large-sized companies such as

Mukund Steel, BASF, Siemens, RPG Life Sciences, Reliance Life

Sciences and Nycomed. The areas of Taloja and Patalganga have more

of the chemical, pharmaceutical and food product companies, such as

Kellogg’s, Aditya Birla, Asahi Glass, Kingsher, Reliance Industries and

Cipla. Some of these areas were considered out-of-town locations for

the industries to survive.

As the cities of Thane, Mumbai and Navi Mumbai developed, some ofthese areas changed into real estate developments.

However, the state industry body, MIDC, has been proactive and is in the process of acquiring more land parcels in Patalganga, Ambernath and

other surrounding areas.



Location

Petronas Lubricants 24 Patalganga

Cipla (three units) Pharmaceuticals 40 Patalganga

Ruchi Soya Food processing 40 Patalganga

Aditya Birla Nuvo Spatiality carbon 50 Patalganga

Bombay Dyeing Polyester 30 Patalganga

United Breweries FMCG 25 Taloja

Hindustan Copper Metal and engineering 20 Taloja

Kellogg’s Food processing 60 Taloja

Lubrizol Chemicals 22 Turbhe


Temperature

Max 33 °CMin 16 °C





MahapeChemical

Pharmaceuticals Electronics

Turbhe MIDC, GhansoliMIDC, Rabale MIDC, Airoli

2,000-2,700 40–50

Patalganga Addl. Patalganga

550–1,100 22–25

Thane Industrial areasI and II

Pharmaceuticals Steel

Tarapur MIDC Dombivali 1,000–1,800 22–30

Ambernath, Murbad,Badlapur, Kalyan-Bhiwandi

1,000–1,400 18–22

Taloja MIDC

ChemicalsTextile

PharmaceuticalsElectronics

Taloja MIDC 1,350–2,050 22–25




NH- 4

NH- 4

NH- 9

NH- 9

NH- 4

NH- 4

NH- 50

NH- 50

NH- 50

SH- 65

Salgaon

Chinchodi

Kadus

Lakhangaon

Ranjani

Savindane

Rajgurunagar

MukhaiKharabwadi

Dehu Chimbali

TransportNagar

Wakad Lohegaon

WadgaonSheri

WagholiKhadki

Aundh

Hadapsar

Phursungi

Ambegaon

Khurd

Pirangut

Bavdhan

Manekhadi

Mandhar

Jejuri

Wadaki

Ramnagar

Walhe

Bhade Gaon

KhandalaBalvadi

Eksar

Asangaon

Lonand

Malavadi

Tathavada

Malthan

Pimpalwadi

Mudhale

Karhati

Barhanpur

Shivatkar

ChandgudeWadi

Patas

Kedagaon

Pargaon

Nhavare

Tardobachiwadi

Amble Nimone

Lakhewadi

Ranjangaon

Nighoj

Parner

Kanhoor

Chincholi

Wakalwadi

Bahul

Koyali

AMBEGAON

NARAYANGAON

PETH

TALEGAON

APATIPIMPRI

CHINCHWAD

LAVALE

NANDED

KOTHRUD

ALANDI

SASWAD

BHOR

SHIRGAON

PHALTAN

SANGAVI

KURKUMBH

URULI

KANCHAN

TALEGAON

DHAMDHERE

SHIRUR

C H AK AN S H I K R AP U R R D

S H I R U R - S A N G A V I R D

M U M B AI H W Y

S H I R U R

- S A T A R A R D

BeverlyHills

Hotel Aurora Towers

Le Meridien

GurudwaraCommand Hospital

Noble Hospital

Dhom Lake

Veer Dam

Bhatghar Dam

Nira DevgharDam

Chinchni Dam

B h i m a R i v e r

ChasKaman Dam

Bhama Askhed Dam

KhadakvaslaLake

Mu - t h a a l R u i rv e M

Fire Station

Fire Station

Fire Station

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

Electric SubStation

KURKUMBH

INDUSTRIAL AREA

BARAMATIINDUSTRIAL AREA

LONAND

INDUSTRIAL AREA

PHALTAN

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SHIRWAL

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KESURDI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

JEJURI

INDUSTRIAL

AREA

PIRANGUT

INDUSTRIAL AREA

HINJEWADI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

PCMC

INDUSTRIAL AREA

TALEGAON

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KURULI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

CHAKAN

INDUSTRIAL AREA

KHED

INDUSTRIAL

AREA

NAGAR ROAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SANASVADI

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SOLAPUR ROAD

INDUSTRIAL AREA

RANJANGAON

INDUSTRIAL AREA

SUPAINDUSTRIAL AREA

PUNE INTL. AIRPORT

SH- 58

WAI

MAHABALESHWAR

KUDAL

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PUNE




Pune

Population

5.0 million

Density

7,113/sq km

City Rank

Eighth

Pune has been the favourite industrial destination since the

inception of the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC)

in the 1960s.

Furthermore, the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation

(MIDC) stimulated the growth of industries in Pune by acquiringland and providing the requisite infrastructure.

Talegaon and Chakan are home to automotive giants such as

Volkswagen, Mercedes Benz, Mahindra &Mahindra and General

Motors, whereas Ranjangaon hosts all kinds of industries, such

as automotive, white goods, jewellery, paints, food products and

chemicals. The growth was aptly supported by trained manpower

supplied by the various local and international educational

institutions, the low cost of real estate and their proximity to the

business capital of Mumbai and the port. As a result, the city has

established itself as one of the most preferred locations in India forindustrial development.



Location

Volkswagen Automobiles 600 Chakan

Mahindra & Mahindra Automobiles 750 Chakan

Bridgestone Automobiles 200 Chakan

DaimlerChrysler Automobiles 100 Chakan

Sany India HeavyEngineering

100 Chakan

Bajaj Auto Automobiles 250 Chakan

Fiat Automobiles 220 Ranjangaon

Joseph Cyril Bamford (JCB) HeavyEngineering

110 Talegaon

General Motors Automobiles 300 Talegaon

John Deere Automobiles 112 Sanaswadi


Temperature

Max 42.3 °CMin 31.59 °C





Chakan AutomobilesHeavy engineering

Chakan Phase I, II, III andIV, Kuruli, Nanekarwadi,Kharabwadi and Nighoje,

among others

450–800 25–30

Talegaon Automobiles

Heavy engineering Talegaon MIDC 400–600 25–28

Nagar Road

AutomobilesFMCG

ElectronicsChemicals

Heavy engineering

Lonikand, Phulgaon,Sanaswadi 300–500 22–27

Ranjangaon Automobiles

FMCGElectronics

Ranjangaon MIDC 350–450 22–26

ShirwalHeavy engineering

ChemicalsFood processing

Shirwal, Kesurdi, Khandala,Lonand 150–300 20–25





India’s Advantages and

Growth Opportunities

The Indian manufacturing sector has registered moderate growth inthe past, even in times when the global economy was going through

a major slowdown. The country places high priority on infrastructure

development, thus offering high growth opportunities for a wide range

of manufacturing industries and a wide range of untapped opportunities

in other sectors. The entry of foreign manufacturing companies with

technology-based orientation is helping India create a core and

contemporary manufacturing sector fed by ancillary manufacturers that

rely on simple technical skills.

Low Real Estate Costs

Occupiers seeking to buy land and construct their own facilities can ndnumerous opportunities in India. Land values are generally low in India.

Manufacturing sector rents are also affordable compared to Sydney,

Melbourne, Brisbane, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

Low Labour Costs

The cost competitiveness of labour is the key driver for the

manufacturing sector in India. The cost of labour for manufacturing

sector is cheaper when compared to other countries such as Japan,

the United States, the United Kingdom, Poland, Korea, Australia,

Germany, Brazil and Taiwan. This continues to transform the Indian

manufacturing industry with respect to creating a competitive advantagein manufacturing. In addition, rising manufacturing wages in China

are likely to bring new entrants to India, and the country expected to

become a destination for manufacturing.

Favourable Policy

India is largely moving toward high-end

manufacturing, with the government announcing

multiple reforms and policies

in the sector. The Indian

manufacturing industry is

largely driven by low-cost and skilled labour force, adequate land

laws and the reasonable cost of capital. India is increasingly adopting

a global approach to become a strategic player on the international

platform.

The Government of India has announced a national manufacturingpolicy with the objective of enhancing the share of manufacturing in

GDP to 25% within a decade and creating 100 million jobs. It also

seeks to empower rural youth by imparting necessary skill sets to make

them employable. Sustainable development is integral to the spirit

of the policy, and technological value addition in manufacturing has

received special focus.

To achieve the desired growth rate for the manufacturing sector, it is

also necessary to have a high growth rate for the country‘s exports.

Considering this, the Department of Commerce has come up with a

strategy on doubling India‘s exports to accelerate the rate of growthof manufacturing exports and reach a level of USD 534 billion by

2016–2017.

The government has also taken steps such as easing foreign

investment restrictions in retail, civil aviation and television

broadcasting as well as embarking on

a scal improvement path by lowering

unproductive subsidies in an effort to

restore waning investor

condence.



Srinivasa Reddy NS

Assistant Vice President, Research and REIS

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Srinivasa Reddy joined Jones Lang LaSalle in March 2008. Based out of Bangalore, he contributes to researchdeliverables on ofce, retail and residential real estate markets in India. He is also responsible for working on bespokeprojects. His expertise lies in the elds of analytical market research, econometric modelling and forecasting.

Srinivasa holds a master’s degree in economics and has more than eight years of industry research and businessconsulting experience.

Shreyas Saoji Assistant Manager, Research and [email protected]+91 22 6620 7575

Shreyas Saoji joined the Jones Lang LaSalle Research team in 2011. Based out of Mumbai, he contributes to bespokeresearch assignments and research covering ofce, retail and residential asset classes. He also contributes to theoperations of the Real Estate Intelligence Service (REIS), the agship quarterly offering by Jones Lang LaSalleResearch.

Shreyas holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture and a master’s degree in Infrastructure Planning and Managementand has over four years of experience in the eld of real estate research.

Praveen Pinto Assistant Vice President, Industrial Transactions [email protected]+91 80 3999 9100

Praveen Pinto joined Jones Lang LaSalle in April 2008. Based out of Bangalore, Praveen currently leads the industrialtransaction management practice in Bangalore. He has expertise in business location consulting, feasibility studies,market research and industrial transactions for various domestic and international rms looking at setting up industrialoperations in South India.

Praveen holds a master’s degree in nance and has six years of real estate consulting and transaction experience.

Chandranath Dey Assistant Vice President, Head – Industrial Consulting [email protected]+91 79 4015 0021

Chandranath Dey joined JLL in May 2006. Based in Ahmedabad, Chandranath leads the industrial consulting business

in India. He has expertise in the formulation of business plans, business location advisories and site selection studiesfor some of the largest Fortune 500 companies. He also manages techno-nancial feasibility studies for large-scaleindustrial & logistic parks.

Authors

Ashutosh Limaye

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