MAKE

ANDHRA PRADESH

YOUR BUSINESS

India is one of the fastest growing major economies

~ $8.42 Tn GDP (PPP)

1st fastest growing major economy

3rd largest economy in PPP terms

7th largest economy by nominal GDP

1st largest democracy in the world

7th largest country by area

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Japan India Relations

• The Japan-India Comprehensive Economic Partnership

Agreement (CEPA) took effect in August 2011, which

will eliminate about 94% of the tariffs between Japan

and India within 10 years.

• Agreement between Japan and India on Social Security

was signed in November 2012.

• “Special Strategic and Global Partnership.” agreement

signed in December 2015

• Japan is the 4th largest source of Investment in India

• USD $23.7 bn FDI from Japan in India till Sept 2016 from April 2000.

• Japanese private-sector's interest in India is rising, and, currently, about 1,209 Japanese companies

have branches in India.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with Prime Minister

Narendra Modi during the latter's visit to Japan in

November 2016

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Some of the Japanese Companies in Andhra Pradesh

Currently 45 Japanese Companies are operating in Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh – Driving the Indian Transformation

Largest state in India8th

% of India’s total population4

Longest coastline in India (974 km)2n

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Gateway to East

Total ports by 2029 (6 existing)12

Total airports by 2020 (6 existing)12

Billion USD GSDP in 2015-16100

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Andhra Pradesh is amongst the top growth drivers in India

Andhra Pradesh

outpaced the growth

of Indian economy in

2015-16

10.99%

7.56%

FY 15-16

Andhra

PradeshIndia

Annual Growth Rate

Andhra Pradesh has

been on a high

growth momentum

GSDP billion USD4.05%

7.16%8.39%

10.99%

15.00%

GSDP growth rates of AP (at constant prices)

2012-13*

2013-14*

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

(Target)

*combined state of

Andhra Pradesh

6269

79

100

0

20

40

60

80

100

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Andhra Pradesh is poised

for consistent Double Digit

Growth

Andhra Pradesh is the foremost states in creating conducive business

environment in India

1st

overall rank in Ease of Doing

Business among all states in India

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Single desk portal for all industrial

clearances

24 approvals from 16 departments are

provided within 21 working days

Industrial Relations reforms

1st State to amend Contract Labour Act

Extremely conducive industrial relations

Liaison Officer

Dedicated liaison officer for

every large and mega project

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Focus Sectors of Andhra Pradesh

‘Made In Andhra’

• Concrete steps to improve “business

environment” in India

• Significant push to make India

manufacturing hub of the world

• Steps to develop best-in-class infrastructure

• 25 focus sectors identified as priority for

investment promotion

‘Make In India’

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Andhra Pradesh has a well developed human resource ecosystem

• Envisions to develop state as 'Knowledge Hub', providing high-quality, research-

oriented, industrially-relevant education

• Facilitate private firms to set up Universities

Private Universities

Bill, 2015

Andhra Pradesh is a leader in progressive labour reforms and a hub for skilled

manpower

UPCOMING INSTITUTESSKILL DEVELOPMENT

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1st

1st in exports of marine

products in India

in production of Mango,

Eggs, Tomato, Chillies,

Papaya, Lime

Strong agriculture

sector

3 Industrial Corridors

278 Industrial Estates

29 Special

Economic Zones

94% Barytes resources in India

Thriving

manufacturing sector Rich mineral resources

94% Heavy mineral beach

sand resources in

India

18% Bauxite resources in India

Andhra Pradesh is endowed with abundant natural resources and offers an

aiding ecosystem for agriculture and manufacturing

23 % Growth rate in GSDP

contribution during Q1

2016-17

Infrastructure will form the backbone of development in Andhra Pradesh

Power • 1st state in South India to offer 24X7 power to industry

• 15,400 MW capacity addition planned by 2019

• Winner of multiple awards for power saving initiatives and energy efficiency activities, conferred by Union

Ministry of Power

Land • GIS-enabled Land Bank of 1 million acres – 300,000 acres existing; adding another 700,000 acres

• Affordable land rates and land given on 99-years lease

• Scope for developing industrial parks on PPP basis

Connectivity • Ports – 6 under operation, 8 under development

• Airports – 6 existing, 1 mega Aerotropolis and 5 no-frills airports to be developed

• Road Network – 45,000 km (4,423 km of National Highways)

• Railway - 7,040 track km of network

• Inland Water Transport - 888 km National Waterway

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Proposed investment of ₹12.44 lakh cr. (USD 207 bn) in developing AP as a logistics hub by 2029

Industrial &

Tourism • Industrial clusters along Corridors

• Development of Beach road from Ichchapuram to Tada to develop Tourism hubs

• ₹ 40,000 cr. investment towards development of road infrastructure

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Opportunities in Power Sector

29,000 MW total planned

capacity by 2019

Upcoming 9,500 MW

Nuclear Power plant at

Kovvada, Srikakulam

18,000 MW of renewable

energy capacity being

planned by 2021-22.

10,000 MW from solar

and 8,000 MW from wind

Two ultra super critical

thermal plants

(4,000 MW each) at

Srikakulam &

Visakhapatnam

Smart grid and energy

efficient initiatives

Andhra Pradesh is a power surplus state with installed capacity of more than 13,600 MW

State with lowest

transmission and

distribution losses in India

at 10.3%

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Andhra Pradesh – India’s gateway to the world

Natural advantages like long

coastline and deep drafts enable

ports which can act as linkages

with major markets in the world

Direct shipping calls from South

East Asian economies to AP ports

vis-à-vis ports on west coast will

save transit time of around 2-3

days

Accelerated industrialization in the

region, agglomeration of cargo

from distant hinterland and

increased connectivity will create

windows of opportunity

AP’s location is ideal for

emerging as global logistics

hub of choice

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Poised to become Gateway to the East through port-led development

974 km long coastline (13%

of India’s coastline)

58 MMT capacity at existing

ports

6 ports under development

200 MMT by 2019

Bhavanapadu

Visakhapatnam

Kakinada Anchorage

Kakinada Deep Water

Rawa

Machilipatnam

Ramayapatnam

Krishnapatnam

DugarajapatnamOPERATIONAL PORTS

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

PROPOSED

Gangavaram

Narsapur

Kakinada SEZ

NizampatnamVadarevu

Meghavaram

Nakkapalli

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Existing and planned airport network in Andhra Pradesh

Visakhapatnam

Bhogapuram International

(Visakhapatnam)

Rajahmundry

Vijayawada

Nagarjuna

Sagar

Dagadarthi

Tirupati

Kuppam

Puttaparthi

Oravakallu

Kadapa

Brownfield Airport Greenfield Airport Existing Airport

• Mega Aerotropolis to be

developed as India’s gateway to

Asia Pacific, on 2,200 HA land

• Aviation linked manufacturing

units

• Aircraft MRO facility

• R&D centre, Aviation education

and training facility

• Multi-modal logistics centre

• Potential hub for “super

connector” airlines

Donakonda

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India's First Coastal Economic Zone (CEZ) in Andhra Pradesh

• CEZs are expected to cover large areas of land in close proximity to the sea,

having the desired eco system for developing large manufacturing base.

• Big manufacturing and export-oriented units to be encouraged with emphasis on

labor-intensive industries to tap overseas markets.

The first Coastal Economic Zone (CEZ) in India is announced by the NITI Aayog to be set up

in Andhra Pradesh. The locations for the proposed CEZ in Andhra Pradesh are being

identified. Several fiscal and other benefits will be made available to eligible units in the

CEZ.

“AP itself can have two CEZs (Gangavaram-Visakhapatnam node and

Krishnapatnam node). We are looking at both. The CEZs will come up in a

large extent, say 400-500 sq km area, and within that there will be clusters.

Idea is to create an ecosystem to bring large scale manufacturers

that provide jobs to semi or low-skilled workers.” Chief Minister Mr. N.

Chandrababu Naidu

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Aerospace and Defence Manufacturing Clusters in Andhra Pradesh

• World class MRO facility at proposed

Bhogapuram Mega Aerotropolis

• Air Cargo complex and an Aviation

Academy

• Eastern Naval Command HQ

• Upcoming Naval base at Rayavaram

• Hindustan Shipyard

• Upcoming naval facility by Reliance

• A&D Park (on PPP basis) in

Anantapur, Chittoor and Nellore

• ISRO Main Satellite Launch Station

• National Atmospheric Research

Laboratory near Tirupati

• Upcoming DRDO Missile Testing

Project

Anantapur

• Upcoming BEL Defence

Systems Integration

Complex

• Vittal Innovation City to set

up a dedicated A&D Park

• Upcoming multimodal

manufacturing facility by

Bharat Forge

• ECIL and Bharat Dynamics

Kurnool Visakhapatnam

Nellore, Chittoor

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Andhra Pradesh has a well-developed automotive ecosystem with potential for

tremendous growth; attracted top automobile companies

25% Increase in passenger vehicles sales year on year

>100 Auto component manufacturers

>50% Production of India’s Cylinder liners and clutch plates

Key highlights

$2.11 bn.* Potential for automobile sector investments

AP also has a developed ecosystem for Auto components sector

Jawaharlal Nehru Auto

Nagar

Vijayawada

Asia’s biggest Auto Industrial Estate

South India’s largest truck body building cluster

2000+ Automobile Servicing / Manufacturing Units

Over 100,000 manpower employed

SriCity

Chittoor

Emerged as one of the largest Auto Hub in India

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AP plans to set up multiple world class Automotive Supplier’s Manufacturing Clusters (for auto component

manufacturers) on a PPP basis & 2 major Auto Clusters

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Andhra Pradesh is among top 3 states in India in Pharmaceutical exports

Several Multinationals are keen on investing in Bulk drugs and

formulations in North Andhra region

Andhra Med Tech Zone (AMTZ) gets formal registration to

setup

Asia’s first dedicated medical devices park

Top

Pharmaceutical

companies

present in the

State

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Andhra Pradesh Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region

AP PCPIR is a specifically delineated investment region planned for establishment of manufacturing and service

facilities for domestic and export led production in petroleum, chemicals & petrochemicals

LARGEST PCPIR IN INDIA WITH AN AREA OF 640 sq. Km.

6 SEZs WITHIN AP PCPIR

PROJECTED INVESTMENT & EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL IN NEXT 10-15 YEARS

Investment: $57 billion | Employment : 1.2 million

Existing Investments Proposed Major Utilities

LNG Terminal

@ Gangavaram

LNG Terminal @ Kakinada Port Mega Power Project

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Three Industrial Corridors will create network of industrial nodes, transport linkages and

support infrastructure

VISAKHAPATNAM – CHENNAI

INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR (VCIC)

• Visakhapatnam Node

• Kakinada Node

• Gannavaram-Kankipadu Node

• Srikalahasti-Yerpedu Node

MEGHAVARAM

MACHILIPATNAM

KADAPA

CHENNAI

VISAKHAPATNAM NODE (VCIC)

KAKINADA NODE (VCIC)

GANNAVARAM-KANKIPADU NODE (VCIC)

SRIKALAHASTI-YERPEDU NODE (VCIC)

EXISTING PORT

PROPOSED AIRPORT

EXISTING AIRPORT

UNDER DEVELOPMENT PORT

GANNAVARAM

RAJAHMUNDRY

VISAKHAPATNAM

VISAKHAPATNAMGANGAVARAM

NAKKAPALLI

KAKINADA (2)

KAKINADA SEZ

KRISHNAPATNAM

PUTTAPARTI

BHOGAPURAM

RENIGUNTA

• Increase GDP in corridor districts by 6 times

upto USD 161.5 bn. by 2035

• Expand manufacturing output by 7 times up

to USD 115 bn. by 2035

• Create 11 million additional incremental

employment up to to 14 mn. by 2045

Future Impact

RAWA

NIZAMPATNAMVADAREVU

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CHENNAI – BENGALURU

INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR (CBIC)

• Krishnapatnam Node

• Hindupur Node

MEGHAVARAM

MACHILIPATNAM

KADAPA

CHENNAI

EXISTING PORT

PROPOSED AIRPORT

EXISTING AIRPORT

UNDER DEVELOPMENT PORT

GANNAVARAM

RAJAHMUNDRY

VISAKHAPATNAM

VISAKHAPATNAM

GANGAVARAM

NAKKAPALLI

KAKINADA (2)

KAKINADA SEZ

KRISHNAPATNAM

PUTTAPARTI

BHOGAPURAM

RENIGUNTA

BENGALURU

KRISHNAPATNAM NODE (CBIC)

HINDUPUR NODE (CBIC)

KURNOOL

KURNOOL – BENGALURU

INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR (KBIC)

• Orvakal Node

ORVAKAL NODE (KBIC)

• Supported by Japan International Cooperation

Agency (JICA)

• India's first coastal Japanese Industrial

Township proposed at Krishnapatnam

Features

Three Industrial Corridors will create network of industrial nodes, transport linkages and

support infrastructure

NIZAMPATNAMVADAREVU

RAWA

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Existing and Potential investments in Industrial Hubs

VISAKHAPATNAM

INDUSTRIAL HUB

AMARAVATI

INDUSTRIAL HUB

Bhogapuram

HINDUPUR

CLUSTER

Kurnool Kakinada

TRICITY

(Tirupati-Nellore-Chittoor)

• Aerospace and Defence

industrial park at

Palasamudram

• BEL Defence Systems

Integration Complex

• Upcoming DRDO missile

testing center at Kurnool

• Textile cluster at Hindupur

• World class deep water port at Krishnapatnam

• Mobile Manufacturing Cluster at Tirupati

• Sri City – An integrated business city housing leading industries

• Upcoming international leather complex at Krishnapatnam

• Mega food park at Chittoor

• Greenfield capital of Andhra Pradesh

• Textile Cluster at Guntur

• Electronics and IT park

• Brandix textile park at

Visakhapatnam

• Mega Life sciences park

at Visakhapatnam

• Upcoming Greenfield

Aerotropolis at

Bhogapuram

Focus on IT infrastructure and developing Electronics manufacturing hubs

Incubation Centers at Visakhapatnam, Kakinada

and Tirupati. Under Development in Anantapur

Amaravati: Electronics Park

envisaged

Anantapur as an

Electronics manufacturing

and IT Hub: Close to 1000

acres identified

Visakhapatnam: Signature

Towers (1 million sq. ft.)

and Millennium Towers

(300,00 sq. ft.) 400 acres

of land identified for IT park

Layout

100 acre EMC identified in Kakinada

ITIR @ Tirupati in Phase I: 150 acres

450 acres identified for EMCs in

Chittoor

IT HUBS

ELECTRONIC

MANUFACTURING

CLUSTERS

INCUBATION

CENTERS

VISAKHAPATNAM

KAKINADA

AMARAVATI

SRI CITY

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Promoting Innovation and catalyzing Start ups

• 156 incubators

• 2 Pilot incubators

• 2800 sq. ft. area for pilot incubators

• 6 startups starting operations

• 19,850 sq. ft. of

incubation area

• Proposed to incubate

350 startups

IT incubation Tower @

JNTU Anantapur

Start up Village@ Visakhapatnam

APIIC Sarpavaram IT SEZ @

Kakinada

• Incubation space of 16,000 sq. ft.

• 7 Pilot incubators

Incubation Tower of Karkambadi @ Tirupati

• Developing Andhra Pradesh as an Innovation Society of global repute

• 100 incubators to be established and 1 million sq. ft. space to be developed

• 5,000 startups to be incubated and venture capital of Rs. 1,000 crore to be mobilized

AP INNOVATION POLICY 2014-20

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Tax rebate for seven districts in Andhra Pradesh

Any manufacturing undertaking set up during the

period from April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2020 in these

districts of Andhra Pradesh is eligible for:

• 15 per cent of higher additional depreciation

and

• 15 per cent of investment allowance on the cost

of plant and machinery acquired during the said

period

These incentives are in addition to other tax benefits

available under the Income tax Act.

The Government of India notified tax rebates for seven districts in Andhra

Pradesh on September 30, 2016

1. Anantpur,

2. Chittoor,

3. Cuddapah,

4. Kurnool,

5. Srikakulam,

6. Vishakhapatnam

7. Vizianagaram

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Fiber Optic Grid

Phase 1 – Aerial Fiber Grid

Creating an aerial fiber network up to 671 mandals by

leveraging assets of electricity companies

Pilot rollout: March 2016

Phase 2 – Underground Fiber Grid

Creating an underground fiber network covering

12,918 gram panchayats in State

Implementation period: December 2018

Coverage and Statistics

• 85% of potential domestic and institutional consumers

within a 5 km reach of Points of Presence (PoP)

Entity Overall reach (within 5 km)

Households 10,784,335 85.15%

Schools 46,002 81.50%

Primary Health Centres 5,130 78.60% Project Cost

• Project falls under combined scope of ‘National Optic Fibre

Network (NOFN), Government User Network and centre’s

‘Digital India’ vision

• Project Outlay : USD 707 Mn; Govt. of India contribution –

USD 585 Mn; Govt. of AP – USD122 Mn

Benefits

• Effective and faster implementation of various

mission mode e-governance projects

• Delivery of range of electronic services in rural

areas

• High speed internet connectivity (10-15 Mbps) to

all households

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Beach &

Water-basedSpiritual Recreation/

AdventureBuddhism

Heritage Ecotourism Religious Medical MICE

Investment Opportunities worth USD 5.2 billion in Tourism sector in Andhra Pradesh

The State witnessed an increase of 31% in domestic and 229% in international tourist arrivals

in 2015

Amusement

Parks

Convention

CentersHotels & Resorts Golf Courses Cruise Services

Super

Specialty

Hospitals

Andhra Pradesh offers extensive opportunities in the Tourism sector

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Commitment to build robust Tourism infrastructure

Hotels & Resorts

Golf Courses

Wellness Centres

Museums

Water sports

Beachside Shacks

Water Rides

Adventure Services

Botanical Gardens

MICE Centres

Wayside Amenities

Urban/Rural Haats

Rural Tourism

Services

Farm Tourism

Ropeways

Sea/River/Canal

Cruises

Heritage Walks

Amusement Parks

Water Rides

Caravan Tourism

Andhra Pradesh has abundant infrastructure & service opportunities for Tourism

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Social and Urban Infrastructure

• Integrated sports complexes -

• Major sports complexes in Visakhapatnam, Amaravati, and Tirupati

• Smaller sports complexes planned at district headquarters

• 18-hole golf courses in major cities

• Amaravati to host National Games in 2019

• 1,000 km Beach Corridor planned

• 3 international schools envisaged in Visakhapatnam, Nellore, and Tirupati

• Waste-to-energy plants in all districts

• 10,000 PAX Convention Centres planned in Visakhapatnam

• Two 5,000 PAX Convention Centres planned in Vijayawada and Tirupati

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Amaravati – Our greenfield capital city

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AMARAVATI- The People’s Capital of Andhra Pradesh

Foundation Stone Laid by Hon’ble Prime Minister on 22nd October 2015

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Journey of Amaravati

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Amaravati’s Strategic Location

Capital of Tamil Nadu

state (Manufacturing,

Auto and electronics, IT

exports)

Largest cities in the CR

(Major food production,

textile, manufacturing,

education hub)

Common capital for

Telangana & AP

(IT/ITeS hub,

pharma, Bio-

tech/Aerospace)

Capital of Karnataka State

(IT/ITeS/Aerospace/Defense

Hub/Electronics)

Amaravati has great connectivity

Bounded by two National

Highways - NH5 connecting to

Vizag and Chennai; NH9 connecting

to Hyderabad and Machilipatnam

~20 min from Vijayawada

junction – 2nd busiest railway

junction in the country

~250 kms from Kakinada port; New

port to be developed within 100kms

(Vadarevu or Machilipatnam)

Also, a major Inland waterway hub

~25 kms from existing Gannavaram

airport;

Roads

Railway

Port

Airport

Railway double line

Railway single line

Forests

National highway

State highway

Airport

Port

River

Capital city boundary

Capital region boundary 36

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The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region is structured in 3 Regions

Capital region covering an

area of about 8,603 sq. km.

Capital Region Capital City CBDArea

Administrative and commercial hub

of the city spread over 16.94 sq. km.

Capital city extent covering an

area of 217 sq. km.

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Guntur

Vijayawada

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The Local area plans have ensured:

1. No trespassing traffic; dedicated public transport connectivity to each township

2. India’s first cycle-friendly city

3. All required social infrastructure within 10 minutes

4. Walk to work within 15 min using dedicated pedestrian paths

5. Vibrant inclusive social communities

# 27 such townships will form Amaravati’s Urbanscape

Amaravati – Planning Strategy

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Design Construction Operations

Land Pooling Scheme:

• About 33,000+ Acres of land pooled (in 6

months)

• A first of its kind scheme in India, making

locals key stakeholders in development

• >90% land in control of APCRDA.

1 2 3

Land Planning

4 5

• Final Masterplan notified

• Strategy consultant on-board for preparation of

Socio-economic Masterplan

• Master planner for infrastructure on-board;

Concept plans under finalization

• Blue & Green Masterplans being prepared by globally

renowned consultants

• Master Architect for designing Govt.

complex under finalization

• Blue Consultant engaged for Flood

Management works & planning of urban

waterways

• Construction of SEED Access road

has commenced

• Interim Secretariat complex for over

5,000 employees almost completed

• Construction commenced for returnable

plot layouts Infrastructure

Prime

focus

Amaravati – Development Progress

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A strong team has been put in place to drive the impact

Andhra Pradesh Capital Regional

Development Authority (APCRDA)

Amaravati Development Corporation

- An Urban Development Authority (UDA)

- Responsible for planning & regulation of City

- End to end responsibility for Capital Region

- 100% GoAP owned Company

- Responsible for Design and & Construction of

Infrastructure within City

Capital City Advisory Committee

- Expert committee comprising of Industry leaders, academicians etc. to provide strategic advise

- Includes promoters of GMR, GVK, Peepul Capital, Amara Raja Batteries

Government of AP Bodies

Industry Partners

Consultants – Technical & Non-technical

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Amaravati – A Global Partnership Project

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Amaravati – Economic Planning

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Focus Sectors for Amaravati’s Growth

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Developed final plots handover to land owners as per APCRDA Act, 2014

Iconic Government Complex comprising Assembly, Raj Bhavan, Secretariat & Offices

65Kms of Tier I roads along with underground Trunk Utilities

Flood Management works along with Krishna River cleaning works

World-class Industrial Park | Iconic Commercial office space | Star and Budget Hotels

Mixed-use Residential development | Iconic Convention Center | Iconic Sports Stadium

International School | Global Multi-speciality Hospital | Iconic Cultural Center

Amaravati Eye | Iconic Spiritual Center | State-of-the-art City Gallery

Amaravati – Phase I targets (till Dec 2018)

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E-PRAGATI

First State in the Country to conceive and

take steps for execution of a State

Enterprise e Architecture, one of the World’s

biggest e initiatives.

A state that DELIVERS

GREENFIELD CAPITAL CITY

Futuristic world-class smart city in

55,000 acres, with land pooling of over

33,000 acres

MODEL SMART VILLAGES

Sustainable and inclusive development of all

sections of community

INDIA’S 1ST RIVER LINKING

PROJECT

Meeting agricultural, industrial and

drinking water needs of various

districts

CHIEF MINISTER’S CORE

DASHBOARD

Effective monitoring of Departmental Key

Performance Indicators

STATE WITH ZERO POWER CUTS- 24

X 7 POWER SUPPLY

1st state in South India to offer 24X7

power to industry, commercial and

domestic users

MEE SEVA e-Initiative for CITIZENS

Offers over 100 citizen services

Delivered in 23

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Partnership Summit 2017

A Global platform for dialogue, debate, deliberation and engagement among leaders from all walks of life

Build new partnerships and explore national and international investment through high level networking and structured B2B

meetings

The Summit provides opportunities to look at how both advanced and emerging economies can collaborate and build new

bridges to foster balanced and equitable growth

Annual Flagship international event, held in Partnership with the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion,

Government of India, Confederation of Indian Industry and the Host State Government in January every year, since 1995

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Partnership Summit 2017 - Participation over the years

Participation of Head of States from India, Singapore,

Canada, UK, Italy, Czech Republic, Portugal, Poland,

Hungary and Macedonia

Business Delegations from Australia, Bangladesh,

Bahrain, China, France, Germany, Iran, Jordan, Malaysia,

Nepal, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Turkey, UAE,

UK, USA and many more

Speakers include Heads of States, Chief Ministers,

Leaders of political parties, Academia, Head of International

and Financial Institutions, Business Leaders, Media Leaders

and Civil Society

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Partnership Summit 2017 - Key Objectives

To define and discuss global developmental priorities

To chart India’s global integration competetiveness

To showcase India as a global investment destination

To create a common platform for leaders from all walks of life to closely examine the synergies that spark the next phase of global growth and build new bridges for shared and equitable growth

To ensure that the right message goes to the right audience with the right impact to produce the right results

To recognize and felicitate small and medium enterprises, public and private sector. industry champions for developing cutting edge technologies, innovation, scale and adeptness

To bring together various stakeholders to facilitate policy dialogue

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Partnership Summit 2017 - Key Elements

IndustryExcellence Awards

CEOs Roundtable with Hon’ble Commerce

and Industry Minister

Virtual Exhibition

Plenary Sessions

G2G Meetings

(Mini-Ministerial)

Host StateSessions

B2B CEOs Forum

B2B Meetings

Country/ Regional Sessions

Interact with Transformational

Leaders/ Social Icons

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Partnership Summit 2017 - Key highlights

• Project India's achievements as an attractive investment destination

• Showcase high growth investment opportunities through the flagship missions across sectors

through deliberations

• Highlight high impact changes in the Indian policy landscape to facilitate doing business in

India

• Discuss and deliberate on the opportunities for collaboration and investing in India

• Share the policy landscape and highlight improvements in facilitating doing businesses in

India and undertake a face-to-face interaction with potential investors

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Partnership Summit 2017 - Key Topics & Speakers

• Head of State, Ministers and other policymakers

• International political leaders

• Global Investors

• Industry leaders

• Entrepreneurs

• Investment Promotion Organizations

• Academia and think tanks

• Multilateral Organizations

• Media leaders

• Transformational leaders

• Social Icons

• Young Leaders

• Partnerships in a New World Economic Order

• Celebrating Sunrise Andhra Pradesh: What can It Offer

to the World?

• Towards Achieving Sustained Economic and Trade

Growth: Can India Lead?

• India’s Integration with South and Southeast Asia

• India-US Relations: What does the New Administration

have in store?

• India and China: Can They Complement Than

Compete?

• Global Financial Architecture: Financing for Growth and

Stability

• Trade in Services and other Instruments for New-Age

Trade Negotiations?

Topics Speakers

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J. KRISHNA KISHORE IRS ,

Chief Executive Officer,

Andhra Pradesh Economic Development

Board,

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister’s Camp Office,

Lake View House,

Raj Bhavan Road, Somajiguda,

Hyderabad, India.

Email: j.krishnakishore@gov.in

Contact no. +919948099840

/+919810469999

Economic Development Board

Andhra Pradesh, India

www.apedb.gov.in

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ANDHRA PRADESH

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