PRESENTATION

ON

Presented By:

Kamal Sewani
 CONTENTS
 Introduction

 History

 Objectives

 Role of SEZ in India

 SEZ Infrastructure in India

 Impact

 SEZ Clock Growth

 Incentives/Facilities for SEZ unit

INTRODUCTION
 Geographical region

 Trade Capacity Development Tool

 Emphasized Format

 Broad range of more specific zones

 Sectorial or a mix

 Infrastructure promoter
HISTORY
 Seeds were sown in mid-sixties

 EPZ in Kandla in the year 1965

 SEZ in 1990

 Result of slow manufacturing growth in Indian Economy.

 Developed with world class infrastructure facilities

OBJECTIVES
 Generation of additional economic activity.

 Promotion of exports of goods and services.

 Promotion of investment from domestic and foreign

sources.

 Creation of employment opportunities

 Development of infrastructure facilities.

ROLE OF SEZ IN INDIA
 To provide internationally competitive environment

 To increase share in global exports.

 To encourage FDI

 Major contributor in GDP

 To act as laboratories for changes.

 Promote foreign exchange

 Technological upliftment
SEZ INFRASTRUCTURE IN INDIA

 Andhra Pradesh  Maharashtra

 Chandigarh  Orissa

 Gujarat  Rajasthan

 Haryana  Tamil Nadu

 Karnataka  Uttar Pradesh

 Kerala  West Bengal

 IMPACT
Direct:

•Foreign exchange
•Employment generation
•Employment for Females
•Skill Upgradation
•FDI
•Tech. transfers and creation

Indirect:

•Indirect employment
•Investment
•Skill spillovers
•Technology spillovers
SEZ`S CLOCK GROWTH
 Handsomely contributed in exports

Growth 67% y-o-y

Growth in 2009-10 122%

Exports 58,756.68 crore

As on June 2010

Exports 35,013 crore

As on June 2009
INCENTIVE/FACILITIES FOR SEZ UNITS

 Customs and Excise

 Income tax
 Foreign Direct Investment
 Banking / Insurance/External Commercial Borrowings
 Central Sales Tax Act
 Service Tax
 Drugs and Cosmetics
 Dividend Distribution Tax
 Capital Gain.