Seminar material, Gujarat Business Seminar 25.9.2012

1. Large Infrastructure Project
Opportunities in Gujarat
Vaishakhi Shah
Capital Projects and Infrastructure
PwC

2. Gujarat is all set to develop some of the largest
infrastructure projects across a slew of sectors

3. Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor
(DMIC) and associated projects

4. Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)
Gujarat
Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) will be a high impact industrial
area within 150 km distance on both sides of the Dedicated Freight Corridor
(DFC), with an investment potential of USD 90 billion. It will be developed as
“Global Manufacturing & Trading Hub”
37% of the planned Delhi
Mumbai Industrial Corridor
(DFC route) is through
Gujarat
More than 60% of total
investment is likely to be in
Gujarat
Source: GIDB

5. Investments in DMIC projects in Gujarat
Source: GIDB

6. DMIC Connectivity of Gujarat Ports
To Delhi
Palanpur Existing Rail Line
DFC
Mahesana
Ahmedabad
Kandla
Mundra
Bharuch
Dahej
Surat
Hazira
Pipavav
Mumbai
To
Source: GIDB

7. Gujarat offers port connectivity to DFC
Source: GIDB

8. Logistics Park around DMIC and DFC
• For storage, handling,
transportation and other value
added services.
• To focus on transportation of
goods by rail.
• Provision of rail-linked freight
terminal.
• Consolidation of traffic.
• Warehousing of goods,
packaging, labeling.
• Study completed by the RITES
Source: GIDB

9. SIRs in Gujarat: a first of kind integrated
development initiative by Government of Gujarat
• 13 SIRs each of over 100 sq.km area will be developed in Gujarat
• The SIR Act of 2009: first in the country
• A dedicated legal framework to establish SIRs
• Regional Development Authorities for each SIR
• Strong element of regional planning
• Full scope for private participation
• Bigger scope for private enterprise
Source: GIDB

10. Dholera Special Investment Region (DSIR)
Project Opportunities
• Master-planning of SIR completed.
• Total administrative area: 879+ Sq. Km
• Urbanizable area: 500 Sq. Km
• Developable area :360 Sq. Km
• Regional Development Authority has
been constituted
Key project opportunities in Dholera SIR
• Development of Internal Infrastructure
• Desalination Plant of 500 MLD
• International Airport at Federa
• Central Spine road connecting Ahmedabad and Dholera
• Mega Industrial Park in Dholera
• Eco City Project
Source: GIDB

11. PCPIR – Functional SIR
Dahej
Source: GIDC

12. Opportunity to be part of Chemical hub in India
Source: GIDC

13. Gujarat International Finance-Tech City (GIFT)
Gandhinagar
Project brief/ background
GIFT is conceptualized as the first Financial Services Special Economic
zone to be developed as a global financial hub. With its strategic location,
state of the art infrastructure, green and intelligent buildings it is poised to
become a globally benchmarked International Finance Centre providing
exciting opportunities for financial services and IT/ITeS sectoral
companies.
Project details
• GIFTCL – Gujarat International Finance Tec-City Company Ltd has been
incorporated in partnership with IL&FS (a premiere institution with proven
track record and pioneer in launching PPP projects)
• Government of Gujarat through GUDC to be the lead agency
Opportunities to invest
• Upto 90 Million Sq. ft of real estate office and residential space
• Opportunities for development of residential spaces
• Opportunities for development of several urban amenities like hotels,
convention centre, leisure destinations like restaurants, golf clubs etc
Nodal department
Gujarat International Finance-Tech City Ltd. (GIFTCL), Gujarat Urban
Development Company (GUDC)
Large Project Opportunities in Gujarat
Source: GIFT

14. METRO Rail
Ahmedabad – Gandhinagar – Dholera
Project brief/ background
A metro rail link is proposed to connect Ahmedabad
with Dholera. The development of which will take place
in phases.
Project details
Presently, the proposed project alignment
includes routes within Ahmedabad and
Gandhinagar; it also connects important
destinations such as International Airport, GIFT
city, Sachivalaya, Kalupur railway station etc.
The estimate construction cost of this is ~ USD 3.8 billion for route of approximately 101
km, which includes 84 km of elevated section and 16 km of underground section
Opportunities to invest
• Real estate development along the corridor
• Development of the rail infrastructure and other associated infrastructure like maintenance
yards, warehouses etc.
• Supply of rolling stock, signaling systems etc.
Metro Link-Express for Gandhinagar & Ahmedabad (MEGA) Co. Ltd.
Large Project Opportunities in Gujarat
Source: MEGA

15. Statue of Unity
Sadhu bet, Kevadia, Narmada
Project brief/ background
The “Statue of Unity” is planned to be an iconic structure with the
ambition to be the tallest statue in the world at 182 m. The site is at Sadhu
island, approximately 3.5 km south of Sardar Sarovar Dam at Kevadia in the
Narmada district in Gujarat. The project envisages that the iconic statue will
become a catalyst for accelerated development in the project area
benefitting a large number of the resident tribal population there.
Project details
• The construction of Phase-I of the project is valued at ~USD 500 mn
• Government to build the iconic structure
• Other projects to be developed on PPP basis
Opportunities to invest
• Development of iconic structure
• Tourism project and services around the structure
• Hotel, Convention Centre, Memorial Garden and Visitor Centre
Building
Nodal department
Sardar Vallabh Patel Rashtriya Ekta Trust (SVPRET)/ Sardar Sarovar
Narmada Nigam Ltd. (SSNNL)
Large Project Opportunities in Gujarat
Source: SSNNL

16. Sabarmati River Front Development
Ahmedabad
Project brief/ background
The Sabarmati Riverfront project is an environmental improvement,
social and urban rejuvenation project by development of riverfront
along one of Gujarat’s biggest river in the commercial capital of the
State. The objective of the urban renewal project is to improve spatial
structure and habitat conditions of the river and adjoining areas.
Project details
• Development project encompasses both banks of the river Sabarmati
for a 10.5 km. , creating approximately 185 ha. of reclaimed land.
• Key element of the project is a new linear two level promenade
providing uninterrupted pedestrian access to water
• Along with rejuvenation of neighbourhood areas, it would provide a
unique identity to Ahmedabad’s skyline
Opportunities to invest
• Commercial development like Office Spaces and Trade fair
complexes
• Cultural Activity Centres like Museums and Theatres on 36,000 sq.
m.
• Recreational Activities – Water Sports and Floating restaurants
Nodal department
Large Project Opportunities in Gujarat Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC)
Source: AMC

17. Gujarat : R0-Ro Ferry Services
Ro-Ro Ferry Services in Gujarat
Concept and Development Model of R0-Ro Ferry
Terminals & Service at Gogha and Dahej
Construction , • GMB would construct, operate
Operation & & maintain the ferry terminal
Maintenance of Ferry
Terminal
• Private ferry operators for
Private Operators for operation of ferry service
Ferry service between Terminals
Project Status and Highlights:
• Ferries would carry up to 1,000 passengers and / or more
than 100 vehicles driving over single Stern Ramps
• Long link spans (> 80m) planned to accommodate
extraordinarily high tidal wave conditions (between 8-10
m)
• Foundation stone for Gogha facilities
ceremonially laid by visionary Chief Minister of Gujarat
Shri Narendra Modi
• Participation of world class ferry operators invited
• Dredging contract is being awarded (Min. 5 m) of dredging
planned

18. Ro-Ro Ferry: Project Highlights and Status
• Detailed Feasibility Study Report Proposed Dahej Terminal
prepared
• Comprehensive market data collected
• Concept planning of facilities
completed
• Front-end engineering of berths /
terminals (Dahej & Gogha) also Proposed Gogha Terminal
completed
• DPR for Ro-Ro ferry service in Gulf
of Kutch will be undertaken soon
• Berthing facilities planned for Ro-Ro
vessels
Source: GMB

19. Ship building: Marine ship Building Parks (MSP)
Green-field Marine Shipbuilding parks (MSP)
•Dahej as a global maritime
destination, based on skills,
expertise and know-how as an ideal
location for maritime research and
development Chachchi
Gujarat
•High tidal range (8.5 & 9 m) –
hence, no requirement for
breakwater Adri
Khara
Dari
•Development of ancillary
industries & Dahej PCPIR
•Subsequent to development of
Dahej and Bhavnagar, Greenfield
MSPs also planned at Chachchi;
Adri; Dari and Khara
Source: GMB

20. Green Field Ports
Existing Green field Ports : Pipavav , Mundra ,
Dahej and Hazira
Some of the major companies involved are:
• Shapoorji Pallonji: Chhara
• Larsen & Toubro: Kachchigadh
• Sandesara Group: Dahej
• Nirma Chemicals: Mahuva
Capacity –Ist Phase
Location (MMTPA) Facilities to be developed
Chhara 8 Two berths for solid bulk cargo
Dahej 13 1 solid cargo, 1 liquid cargo
Mahuva 3.5 2 multipurpose berths
Kachchigadh 10 2 solid cargo berths
Nargol 17.8 2 containers, 1 multipurpose berth
Vansi-Borsi - PFR under preparation

21. Port-City Development and Port-Based SEZ
•Planned “Port-Cites” being
developed at Mundra and Pipavav
•Proposed development area of
around 500 sq km each
•Port-based SEZs and a wider region
under SIRs another thrust area
planned in the vicinity of ports
•India’s first port-based SEZ
established at Mundra. Port-based
SEZ also under implementation at
Dahej
•Offer numerous opportunities for
builders, industries, educational
Source: GMB
institutes, retailers etc.

22. Maritime Education
•Developing human capital of India’s
large population critical to the
country’s maritime ambitions
•Maritime related courses introduced
in partnership with Gujarat
University in Ahmedabad and
Ganpat University in Mehsana
•Eventual goal for GMB to start a
dedicated maritime university in
Gujarat, comparable with the best in
the world
Source: GMB

23. Solar power in Gujarat
654.81 MW of solar power Solar Power Policy
capacities commissioned by 64
developers in the state of Gujarat
1st state policy in the country
Asia’s first 500 MW Solar Developers Capacity,
Phase
(Nos.) MW
Power Park at Charanka, district
Patan Phase I allotment 57 406.5
Phase II allotment 27 562.0
Total 84 968.5
• 76% of developers who signed PPAs
under the policy have commissioned their
Gujarat’s largest solar power plants, projects
as on May 2012
District MW
• 68% of allocated capacities have been
Adani Enterprises Ltd. Kachchh 40
commissioned. They help
Sanland Real Estate Pvt. Ltd. Banaskantha 25 • generating ~1,048 million
Tata Power Company Ltd. Jamnagar 25 kWh of electricity annually
Alex Astral Power Pvt. Ltd. Patan 25 • avoiding 0.72 million tonnes
Roha Dyechem Pvt. Ltd. Patan 25 of coal annually
Sun Edison Energy India Pvt. Ltd. Patan 25 • reducing carbon emissions of 1.04
Kiran Energy Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. Patan 20
million tonnes annually
PLG Photovoltaic Patan 20
Hiraco Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. Porbandar
PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Ltd 20
Source: TERI, GEDA

24. Renewable Energy opportunities
Development of
Fund requirement distributed gas based
Non- Conventional power power combined with
non conventional
projects under private
sources
sector
Fund Tidal and geothermal
Development of wind-
Project required projects first at a pilot
solar hybrid installations
(USD billion) scale, and then at a
and biomass projects
commercial scale
Wind 2.65
Development of large
SHP 0.02 scale solar parks and
canal-top solar projects
Bio
0.24
Mass
Solar 3.82 Offshore wind projects Development of solar
development manufacturing capacities
WTE 0.01
Total 6.74 Development of projects
under solar rooftop
programme (Bhavnagar,
PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Ltd Surat, Rajkot, Mehsana)
Source: Energy and Petrochemicals Department, Government of Gujarat

25. How to participate in the current opportunities
While the Government of Gujarat is committed to lay down the core
infrastructure from public funds;
• It is envisaged that most of the infrastructure will be done on PPP
basis; PPP is, thus, the preferred route
• Private players are invited to join this historic development and mega
opportunity...
Three routes for PPP...
• In 1999, the Gujarat Infrastructure Development (GID) Act was
enacted which gives legal framework & roadmap for PPP. GID Act
proclaims 'competitive bids' as the preferred mode for developer
selection and lays down detailed guidelines
• However, 'Swiss Challenge Route' also recognized to take benefits
of innovative ideas and unsolicited projects
• In 2006, project award through Direct Negotiation added.

26. Thank you