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The Indian construction market has significant potential for growth. Currently valued at $80 billion in 2010, the sector contributes 6.9% to India's GDP. While a few large companies account for one-third of growth, the highly fragmented industry also includes over 25,000 small players. Major opportunities exist in expanding power generation, roads, railways, ports, airports, telecom, and irrigation. The government is targeting large investments in infrastructure through public-private partnerships to support continued development.
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The document summarizes opportunities for infrastructure development in India, highlighting the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor project as an example. It notes that India is the third largest economy in the world, urbanizing rapidly and investing heavily in infrastructure like highways, airports, ports and railways. The DMIC project will develop a manufacturing region along a 1500km corridor from Delhi to Mumbai, with world-class infrastructure including an industrial zones, airports and ports, representing a $90 billion investment opportunity. Canadian companies are well positioned to participate given shared business practices and government support.
RIICO Presentation on Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Regi...
RIICO Presentation on Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Regi...Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation Ltd. (RIICO)
An introduction to RIICO's initiative towards developing industrial infrastructure for downstream and upstream products of the upcoming HRRL Refinery at Pachpadra. RIICO is developing it as a Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region (PCPIR)SNB
The three main points are:
1. Neemrana has seen a huge surge in demand for real estate due to the sudden and constant employment generation from mega industrial developments totaling over $150 billion in the region.
2. The population in Neemrana is expected to grow to 200,000 in the next 3 years, increasing the pressure for new housing and commercial spaces.
3. Neemrana's strategic location between Delhi and Jaipur, along with improving connectivity and large industrial projects, makes it well positioned for continued growth and rising property prices.
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This document summarizes an investment opportunity in Vedic City, located near Delhi and NCR. Vedic City is being developed by Shri Infratech, a reputed real estate developer in India. The key points are:
- Vedic City is located on 3605 acres near Greater Noida and will include residential and commercial developments inspired by ancient Indian architecture as well as spiritual and wellness facilities.
- The project aims to attract residents and businesses by providing modern amenities while promoting Indian culture and values.
- The location is strategically situated near major transport infrastructure like the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, providing connectivity to Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and other major cities in the region
Resurgent Rajasthan - Why Invest in Rajasthan
The document provides an overview of investment opportunities in the state of Rajasthan, India. It summarizes Rajasthan's economy, key industries and sectors open for private investment such as agriculture, automotive, electronics, healthcare, IT, minerals, renewable energy, textiles, and tourism. It also outlines the state's excellent infrastructure including roads, railways, airports and industrial areas. Finally, it describes Rajasthan's progressive policies, incentives for businesses, and initiatives to improve the ease of doing business.
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The document outlines reasons to invest in India such as political stability, a rapidly expanding consumer market, low labor costs, and government initiatives to attract foreign investment. It identifies key sectors for investment like automobiles, infrastructure, renewable energy, ports, and pharmaceuticals. The document also discusses procedures for foreign investors and major infrastructure projects planned across various states in India.
BHEL FINAL PROJECT.docx
The document provides information about Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), a large Indian engineering company operating in the energy and infrastructure sectors. It discusses BHEL's operations, growth of the infrastructure sector in India, market size, competitors and products/services offered by BHEL. Specifically, it notes that BHEL has installed over 1000 power plants in India, contributing 53% of the country's conventional power capacity. It also summarizes BHEL's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
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Demystifying The Indian Tiger P.R. Ramash Deloitte India
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Dennis Gada, Infosys, Asia Business Week Dublin 2014
Dennis Gada, Infosys, Asia Business Week Dublin 2014
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US India Infrastructure And Energy Opportunities - IMaCS Virtus Report
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Best practice in Rajasthan in for industrial Development
RIICO Presentation on Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Regi...
RIICO Presentation on Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Regi...
Indian Construction Market Its Potential
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