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PROMOTION OF INDUSTRIALIZATION DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE KOLHAPUR. The propose Pune Bangalore Industrial corridor is expected fuel the industries growth of Kolhapur. • An increasing Engineering base industries, Textile Industries. • Different Clusters, Textiles Parks has made Kolhapur one of the most thriving industrial centre in the state. • By leveraging the existing Engineering, Foundry & Textile base is attracting several large multi nationals, mega projects. • Zilla Udyog Mitra forum to be strengthened & to be converted in a statutory body on the line of Facilitation Council. • To un utilize the excess land of the close units a policy should be frame. • The ongoing improvement in supporting infrastructure like University, Technical Institute (Regarding Textile like DKTE Ichalkaranji), Multi Specialty Hospitals, Road Development, Tourism are some factors for development of industries in Kolhapur
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- 1. PROMOTION OF INDUSTRALISATION DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE KOLHPUR WELCOME
- 4. Present Industrial Status : • Currently 7 MIDC’s & 11 Co-op Industrial Estate • An industrial base for sectors such as Textile, Engineering, Foundry & Agro Base Industries. • More than 25000 small & 22 large companies providing employment more than 14834 people in industries. • Basic infrastructure facility like Road (NH4), Rail, Air Connectivity & assure rain fall The Major Industrial houses presents are as follows • Kirloskar, Ghatage Patil Group of Industries, Raymond, Mantri Metallics, Shriram Foundry, F.M. Hamarle Oswal Group, Mahalaxmi Ispat, Amit Spinning Mill • 22 Sugar factories & all are in running position.
- 5. MAHARASHTRA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Sr. No. Area Name Plots Est. Industries Investment Employment 1 Shiroli 747 617 412 9653 2 Gokul Shirgaon 810 646 425 9542 3 Kagal Five Star 984 172 1559 22748 4 Halkarni Chandgad 40 3 31 436 5 Gadhinglaj 125 7 7 259 6 Ajara 43 11 4 78 Proposed Area Sr. No. Area Name Area in Hector 1 Karveer 262.005 2 Add.Shiroli/Vathar Vadgaon 403.42 3 Add.Shiroli/Minche 450.51 4 Arjuni Kagal 247.70 5 Donoli Shahuwadi 387.12
- 6. Gokul Shirgaon Shiroli Kagal five star aJARA Gadhinglaj HALKARNI CHANDGAD EXISTING MIDC’S LOCATIONS karveer Add. Shiroli/ vadgaon PROPOSED MIDC’S LOCATIONS Add. Shiroli/ minche Arjuni kagal Donoli shahuwadi
- 7. CLUSTERS IN DISTRICT N o Name Proj. Cost Land Acquisition Status Industrial Infrastructure Up gradation Scheme 1 Ichalkaranji Textile Cluster 65.05 Completed Completed 2 Kolhapur Foundry & Engg. Cluster 42.63 Completed Machinery Installed Micro Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programme 1 Ichalkaranji Garment Cluster, 15.00 Completed Tender Process Completed 2 Cotton Fabric Cluster, Hatkanagle 15.00 Completed DPR Submitted to GOI 3 Silver Cluster,Hupari 15.00 Completed DPR Submitted to GOM 4 Chappal Cluster 1,Kolhapur 15.00 Under Procc. DPR under Process 5 Chappal Cluster2,Kolhapur 15.00 Under Procc. DPR under Process 6 Cashew Cluster,Ajara 15.00 Under Procc. DSR under Process 7 Jaggary Cluster,Kolhapur 15.00 Completed Soft Intervention on going 8 Engineering Clutster,Yadrav 15.00 Under Procc. DSR Submitted to GOM Micro Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programme 1 Cashew Cluster,Ajara Under Procc. DSR Submitted to GOM
- 9. PROPOSED CLUSTER UNDER MSI-CDP TO BE PROMOTED AS PER MSME DATA BASE Sr. No. Activity Approximately No. of Unit Area covered 1 RICE MILL 70 Ajara, Gadhinglaj, Chandgad 2 OFFSET PRINTING 25 Ichalkaranji, Hatkanangle 3 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Hatkanangle, Shirol
- 10. • Kagal Five star, Shiroli & Gokul Shirgaon area are prominent industrial zone on the outskirts of the city, with various major multinational groups, mega projects having set up manufacturing plant in and around the city. Large Scale Enterprises in the district : Kolhapur has around over 22 units of large scale enterprises or Industrial Entrepreneurs which has generated investment Rs.7295.71 cr. & 14834 employment. In the same line 25602 MSME’s units generating 101711 jobs with investment of Rs.309687 .00 lacs.
- 11. CO-OP INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Sr. No. Name of Indl.Estate Plots Est. Industries Invest - ment Employ- ment 1 Kop.Udyam Co-op Society,Kolhapur 320 320 412 8462 2 Parvati Indl.Estate,Yadrav 729 227 534 17234 3 Ichalkaranji Indl.Estate,Ichalkaranji 799 709 893 13985 4 Chh.Shahu Indl.Estate,Shirol 189 156 147 2749 5 L.K.Akiwate Indl.Estate,Agar 194 130 343 18329 6 Yashwant Indl.Estate,Hupari 129 256 115 2143 7 Shri Laxmi Indl.Estate Hatkanangle 497 249 614 4851 8 Laxmi Mahesh Indl.Estate Abdullat 40 25 89 469 9 Kurundwad Indl.Estate,Kurundwad 40 2 50 30 10 Yashwantrao Chavhan Estate,Murgud 70 5 1 125 11 Hiranyakeshi Indl.Estate,Gadhinglaj 62 5 2 174
- 12. Kolhapur Udyam Co-op Society, Kolhapur Co-op industrial estate’s LOCATIONS Parvati Indl.Estate,Yadrav Ichalkaranji Indl.Estate,Ichalkaranji Chh.Shahu Indl.Estate,Shirol L.K.Akiwate Indl.Estate,Agar Yashwant Indl.Estate,Hupari Shri Laxmi Indl.Estate Hatkanangle Laxmi Mahesh Indl.Estate Abdullat Kurundwad Indl.Estate,Kurundwad Yashwantrao Chavhan Estate,Murgud Hiranyakeshi Indl.Estate,Gadhinglaj
- 13. • Huge Scope for ancillary Industries • Textile hub of State • Good Connectivity • Promising Entrepreneurs • Assure Rain fall • Co-op Movement • Educational Backup • Lack of promotions, awareness campaign • Availability of Market • Improper maintenance of Infrastructure • Expansion & Development of Additional MIDC area • Upcoming Industrial Cluster • Eligible for fiscal or non fiscal incentive • Availability of land • Dependency of ancillaries on large scale industries located in other district
- 14. Key Drivers to Industrial Development : • The propose Pune Bangalore Industrial corridor is expected fuel the industries growth of Kolhapur. • An increasing Engineering base industries, Textile Industries. • Different Clusters, Textiles Parks has made Kolhapur one of the most thriving industrial centre in the state. • By leveraging the existing Engineering, Foundry & Textile base is attracting several large multi nationals, mega projects. • Zilla Udyog Mitra forum to be strengthened & to be converted in a statutory body on the line of Facilitation Council. • To un utilize the excess land of the close units a policy should be frame. • The ongoing improvement in supporting infrastructure like University, Technical Institute (Regarding Textile like DKTE Ichalkaranji), Multi Specialty Hospitals, Road Development, Tourism are some factors for development of industries in Kolhapur