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`Industrial growth-
To miWigaWe poverWy anT unemploymenW.
To promoWe UigUer capiWal formaWion.
To improve per capiWa income level.
To obVerve VurpluV workforce.
`To realize the above benefits state accords high priority for industrial development `State announces industrial policy once in five years. `New industrial policy is for the period 2014-19. `New industrial policy has accommodated national manufacturing policy of 2011.
`Karnataka manufacturing taskforce (MTF) constituted by state GovernmenW Wo VWuTy- WUe manufacWuring VecWor in OarnaWaka anT VuggeVW for policy formaWion.
More than 1054 large and medium manufacturing
inTuVWrieV
More than 2500 IT companies
More than 600 textile units
Many big brands operating such as Toyota Kirloskar, TVS,
Honeywell eWc.
More than 4.8 lakh MSMEs providing more than 28 lakh jobV wiWU inveVWmenW of RV. 18H000 crore
Largest exporter of silk and silk products
Development of 145 industrial area spread over 33,513 KIADB acquired 44,704 acres of land under Single Unit
Complex VcUeme
KSSIDC allotted plots to 13,513 units in 174 industrial eVWaWeV Installed capacity of Power generation of 14,159 MW
Encouragement to renewable energy sources
30,000 MW of potential renewable energy
Hydel power generation throughout the year
Water Scenario
Karnataka accounts for 6% of countries surface water
Has got 7 river basins
Priority for supply of water for industrial projects along with
Trinking waWer anT irrigaWion
Based on the requirement of the industries water made available 320 KM of coastal line and 2 major ports at Mangalore and Karwar
10 minor ports
Connection of ports to national highway
Huge network of road and railway transportation across the state 5 functional airports of which 2 are international airports
Logistic parks are being developed
Metro rail in Bangalore
¾Founded Mysore bank in 1913
¾Founded Mysore university in 1916 to impart skills among students ¾Founded Government Soap factory at Mysore in 1916, today it Is proTucing worlT famouV ÓyVore VanTal Voap ¾Founded Government Engineering College at Bangalore in 1917 ¾Founded Jayachamarajendra Polytechnic Institute ¾Revived the Mysore Iron and Steel works at Bhadravathi
¾Built the Krishnasagara Dam
¾Started the Sharavathi Hydro Electric project at Jog falls
¾Founded Mysore Paper Mill
Contents
yVision of the Policy yObjectives of the Policy yGlimpses of incenWiveV available yPolicy measures yAnnexure for eligibility for incentives, concessions and benefits yImplementation Mechanism yRole of Cost and Management Accountants ¾Building a proVperouV OarnaWaka WUrougU incluVive sustainable anT balanceT inTuVWrial TevelopmenW
¾creating large employmenW opporWuniWieV.
Objectives of the Policy
¾Maintain an industrial growth rate of 12 % per annum. ¾Enhance the contribution of manufacturing sector to the State GDP
¾Attract investment of ` 5.00 Lakh crore
¾Create employment opportunities for 15 Lakh persons ¾Create an environment to enhance ease of doing business in the State
¾Exemption from entry tax
¾Interest free loan availment
¾Exemption from stamp duty
¾Exemption from payment of electricity tariff to focused ultra mega and focused super mega enWerpriVeV.
¾Concessional registration charges
¾Reimbursement of land conversion fee
¾Investment subsidies etc.
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Creation of quality infrastructure with comprehensive facilities Human resource development through capacity building and skill up- graTaWion
Facilitation Mechanism and Procedural Reforms
Encouragement for Export Promotion
Classification of Taluks into zones
Promotion of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Special thrust for encouraging SC/ST entrepreneurs and Encouragement to
Women Entrepreneurs
Encouragement to Women Entrepreneurs
Support for R&D and Digital Direct Manufacturing Incentives and concessions for Large, Mega, Ultra Mega, Super Mega enterprises Additional Package of Incentives & Concessions to Focused Manufacturing
SecWorV anT Vervice enWerpriVeV
Policy measures- CreaWion of qualiWy infraVWrucWure wiWU compreUenVive faciliWieV ¾Establishment of new industrial areas through KIADB
9Readily available land
9Plots allotted only after complete development of the industrial area
9Adequate availability of power, water and transportation for industrial
areaV
9Proposed to acquire 40,000 acres of land
9Information about availability of land in KIADB website
¾Establishment of industrial corridor
9Bangalore-Óumbai economic corriTor
9State industrial corridor: Bangalore-ÓanTya-ÓyVore-CUamrajnagarH
Bangalore-HaVVan-ÓyVoreH Tumkur-SUimoga-HonnavarH RaicUur- Policy measures- CreaWion of qualiWy infraVWrucWure wiWU compreUenVive faciliWieV (ConWinuaWion..)
¾Proposed to notify Special investment region
9Dharwad, Gadag, Haveri and Belgaum Districts
9Development of areas as industrial nodes
¾Up-graTaWion of InfraVWrucWure in exiVWing inTuVWrial areaV anT eVWaWeV
¾Maintenance of industrial areas
9Industrial township areas in Mysore, Peenya, Bommasandra, Belgaum,
Hubli
9Uniform guidelines for fixing property tax, development cess
¾Establishment of Industrial Areas and Estates by Private Investors or WUrougU PPP or in aVVociaWion wiWU oWUer GovernmenW agency Policy measures- CreaWion of qualiWy infraVWrucWure wiWU compreUenVive faciliWieV (ConWinuaWion..) ¾Strengthening of Government tool and Training Centre ¾Suvarna Kayaka Kaushalyabhivruddhi Yojane (SKKY) scheme ¾Scheme of Modular Training Program of Director General of Vocational
Training
¾Encouragement of Industrial Training Institutes ¾State level body to coordinate the requirements of the industry ¾On the job training- ITI anT Tiploma paVVeT canTiTaWeV are proviTeT on the job training with stipend
¾Skill development courses across the state
¾Upgraded virtual learning environment
¾Establishment of sectoral training institutes
Policy measures- Human reVource TevelopmenW WUrougU capaciWy builTing anT Vkill up-graTaWion
Industry Place
Machine Tools Peenya / Tumkur
Aerospace HAL / Devanahalli
Foundry/Casting Belgaum
Auto Bidadi / Narsapura
Agro/Food Gulbarga / Bijapur
Electronics Electronics City / Hosur Road / Whitefield Chemicals and Fertilizers Jigani / Haveri / Mangalore
Pharmaceuticals and FMCG K R Puram / Hoskote
Consumer Durables Whitefield / Hosur Road
Plastics and Rubber Mysore
Textiles Peenya / Mysore Road
Following Sectoral Training Institutes are proposed as part of HRD
Policy Measures- ŃaciliWaWion ÓecUaniVm anT
ProceTural ReformV
¾Single PinTow Clearance ÓecUaniVm
9Regulatory anT VWaWuWory approvalV
9Nodal officer appoinWeT for follow upV
9Online receipW of all applicaWionV
9Online projecW moniWoring VyVWem
9Handbook for investors for guiding
¾Simplification of regulatory procedures
9Reduce time and cost compliance
9Proposed Wo aboliVU WraTe licence Wo all inTuVWrieV
9simplify procurement of land and for speedy conversion of
agriculWure lanT
9Simplified procedure for acquiring land upto 30 acres and
permitting deemed conversion Policy measures- ClaVVificaWion of TalukV inWo YoneV ¾Analysis show that most of the taluks are backward ¾Focused effort to increase industrial investment in backward taluks
¾The following classifications made
Hyderabad Karnataka Taluks
Zone 1 Most backward taluks, total 20 taluks
Zone 2 More backward taluks, total 11 taluks
Other than Hyderabad Karnataka Taluks
Zone 1 Most backward taluks, total 23 taluks
Zone 2 More backward taluks, total 51 taluks
Zone 3 Backward taluks, total 62 taluks
Zone 4 Industrial developed taluks 9 taluks
Policy measures-PromoWion of ÓicroH Small F
ÓeTium NnWerpriVeV (ÓSÓNV)
¾Infrastructure support through KIADB, KSSIDC
¾District level single window clearance for land allotment ¾Venture capital fund for startup enterprises and credit linked capital subsidy scheme
¾Easy loan under cluster based approach
¾Encouragement of Technology adoption and up-graTaWion ¾Quarterly workshop and seminar for MSMEs from Vishweshwaraya Trade Promotion Centre and Karnataka Council for Technological Up-graTaWion ¾Marketing support through bi-annual venTor TevelopmenW evenW ¾Assistance for participation in international trade fairs/exhibitions ¾Reduction in inspections of MSMEs by various line departments ¾Easy regulatory approvals /clearances for the MSME projects
Policy measures- PromoWion of ÓicroH Small F
ÓeTium NnWerpriVeV (ConWinuaWion..)
¾Ongoing supportive schemes/programs for development of
ÓSÓNV
9Venture capital fund for small and medium enterprises
9 Kaigarika Vikasa Yojane
9 Suvarna Kayaka Kaushalya Abhivruddi Yojane with revised
guiTelineV
9 Living cum work sheds and improved tool kits to SC / ST artisans.
9 Modernization / Technology / Training programme
9 Handicraft Gurukula Training Institute
9 Specialized skill development institutions
¾Support for promotion of Khadi, Artisan and Coir sector
Policy measures-PromoWion of ÓicroH Small F
ÓeTium NnWerpriVeV (ConWinuaWion..)
¾Incentives and Concessions to MSMEs
9Investment promotion subsidy (% on Value of Fixed Assets)
Area Micro Small Medium
Hyd-Ktk
Zone 1 30%, Max 18 Lakh 25%, Max 45 Lakh 20%, Rs 55 Lakh Zone 2 25%, Max 15 Lakh 20%, Max 40 Lakh 15%, Rs. 50 Lakh
Other than Hyd-Ktk
Zone 1 25%, Max 15 Lakh 25%, Max 40 Lakh 20%, Rs. 50 Lakh Zone 2 20%, Max 12 Lakh 20%, Max 30 Lakh 15%, Rs. 40 Lakh
Zone 3 15%, 9 Lakh 15%, 20 Lakh 10%, Rs. 30 Lakh
Zone 4 Nil Nil Nil
Policy measures-PromoWion of ÓicroH Small F
ÓeTium NnWerpriVeV (ConWinuaWion..)
¾Incentives and Concessions to MSMEs
NxempWion from VWamp TuWy anT reimburVemenW of lanT converVion fee
¾Other Incentives
9Exemption from entry tax (100% exemption on entry of P&M)
9Subsidy for Setting up Effluent Treatment Plant (50% of the cost)
9Interest Subsidy for Micro Enterprises (5% subsidy on term loans)
9Exemption from Tax on Electricity Tariff (100% exemption for different period)
9Water Harvesting / Conservation Measures
9Energy Conservation (10% of capital cost)
Zones Hyd-Ktk Other than Hyd-Ktk
Zone 1 100% 100%
Zone 2 100% 100%
Zone 3 NA 75%
Zone 4 NA Nil
Policy measures-PromoWion of ÓicroH Small F
ÓeTium NnWerpriVeV (ConWinuaWion..)
¾Incentives and Concessions to MSMEs
9Technology up-graTaWionH QualiWy CerWificaWion
Incentive and concession Quantum and Zone
Interest subsidy on Technology Up-gradation
Loan
5 % on loans availed from KSFC &
Scheduled commercial banks- All zones
ISO Series Certification 75% of cost (max. `75,000)- Except zone 4 BIS Certification 50%of fees payable to BIS (max. ` 20,000)- All Zones
Technology Adoption 25% of cost (max. `50,000)
Technology Business Incubation Center 25% of the cost (max: `50.00 lakh) Recycling of electronic waste and plastic waste Additional investment promotion subsidy of 5% (Max 10 Lakh)- Except zone 4
Policy Measures- NncouragemenW for AncUor
InTuVWrieV
yTo encourage investments in taluks where no industries with investments above RV. 250 crore anT TirecW employmenW of 150 perVonV yAnchor industries meaning: The first 2 manufacturing enterprises providing a min employmenW of 150 perVonV wiWU min inveVWmenW of RV. 250 crore. yState Govt proposes to promote anchor industries in at least 20 taluks. At preVenW WUere are 135 WalukV wiWUouW ancUor inTuVWrieV yAnchor industries are eligible for the following subsidies ¾Investment subsidy of Rs. 20 crore in HK Zone and Rs. 15 crore in all other
RoneV.
¾If anchor industries invests more than Rs. 1000 crore- Interest free loan equal to 100% of net VAT plus CST from the commencement of commercial proTucWion for 18 yearV noW exceeTing 125% of WUe value of ŃixeT
AVVeWV
¾Loan availed during 1st year VUall be repaiT in 11th yearH loan availeT in 2nd year
VUall be repaiT in 12th year anT Vo on.
Policy measures- Special WUruVW for encouraging SCIST enWrepreneurV anT woman enWerpriVeV yKIADB and KSSIDC directed to reserve 22.5% of the allottable land/shed for SC/ST entrepreneurs yEntrepreneurship Development Programmes for SC/ST entrepreneurs yConcessions, incentives, subsidies available
Investment subsidy
Exemption from stamp duty
Reimbursement of land conversion fee
Concessional registration charges
Exemption from entry tax
Subsidy for setting up effluent treatment plant
Exemption from electricity tariff
Interest subsidy for water harvesting, technology up-graTaWion Reimbursement of cost of preparing project reports
Policy measures- ATTiWional Package of IncenWiveV
F ConceVVionV Wo ŃocuVeT ÓanufacWuring SecWorV and Focused Service Sectors
¾Focused Manufacturing sectors
9Aerospace Sector
9Automotive Sector
9Machine Tool Sector
9Steel and Cement Sector
¾Incentives , concessions and exemptions available
9Interest free loan (On 100% of VAT + CST from the date of commencement of
proTucWion)
9Electricity duty exemption is available to Ultra Mega and Super Mega projects
for perioT of Nine yearV
Policy measures- IncenWiveV anT conceVVionV for
LargeH ÓegaH UlWra ÓegaH Super Óega enWerpriVeV ¾Exemption from Stamp Duty and Reimbursement of Land Conversion Fee
9Other than Hyderabad Karnataka Area
Rone 1J 100%H Rone 2J 100%H Rone 3J 75%H Rone 4J Nil
9Hyderabad Karnataka Area
HK Zone 1: 100%, HK Zone 2: 100%
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