Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acronyms and Abbreviations
- List of Tables, Boxes, Figures and Annexures
- Preface
- Foreword
- CHAPTER 1 Why Economic Zones?
- CHAPTER 2 The New SEZs: Where, What and Why?
- CHAPTER 3 Are SEZs Financially Viable?
- CHAPTER 4 The Political Yatra
- CHAPTER 5 The Rules of the SEZ
- CHAPTER 6 The Land of SEZs
- CHAPTER 7 Not the Last Word
- APPENDIX 1 Government of West Bengal Office of the District Magistrate & Collector Hooghly
- APPENDIX 2 Government of India Ministry of Commerce and Industry Lok Sabha
- APPENDIX 3 Raheja Haryana SEZ Developers Pvt. Ltd. RAHEJA SEZ IN GURGAON
- APPENDIX 4 Land Acquisition Amendment Bill, 2007
- APPENDIX 5 (NMSEZ Presentation) Mumbai Special Economic Zone (MSEZ) Relief and Rehabilitation Package
- Bibliography
- Index
APPENDIX 3 - Raheja Haryana SEZ Developers Pvt. Ltd. RAHEJA SEZ IN GURGAON
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 March 2012
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acronyms and Abbreviations
- List of Tables, Boxes, Figures and Annexures
- Preface
- Foreword
- CHAPTER 1 Why Economic Zones?
- CHAPTER 2 The New SEZs: Where, What and Why?
- CHAPTER 3 Are SEZs Financially Viable?
- CHAPTER 4 The Political Yatra
- CHAPTER 5 The Rules of the SEZ
- CHAPTER 6 The Land of SEZs
- CHAPTER 7 Not the Last Word
- APPENDIX 1 Government of West Bengal Office of the District Magistrate & Collector Hooghly
- APPENDIX 2 Government of India Ministry of Commerce and Industry Lok Sabha
- APPENDIX 3 Raheja Haryana SEZ Developers Pvt. Ltd. RAHEJA SEZ IN GURGAON
- APPENDIX 4 Land Acquisition Amendment Bill, 2007
- APPENDIX 5 (NMSEZ Presentation) Mumbai Special Economic Zone (MSEZ) Relief and Rehabilitation Package
- Bibliography
- Index
Summary
Project Details
Total Area : 2000 Hectares (20,234,300 sq. meters)
Processing Area : 500 Hectares (5,058,570 sq. meters)
Non-Processing Area : 1500 Hectares (15,175,711 sq. meters)
Processing Area: 700 Hectares
Textile: 25%
IT/ITES: 10%
Auto: 20%
Food Processing: 10%
Biotech: 15%
Gems & Jewelry: 5%
Others: 15%
Non-Processing Area: 1300 Hectares
Residential: 50% Sports & Rec.: 5%
Commercial: 25% Education: 3%
Hospitality: 10% Health: 2%
Other: 5%
Modes of Investment
As a Equity holder.
By Leasing of Land.
By a Collaboration Agreement.
As a Co-developer.
Secured Loans
Existing SPV can issue shares in lieu of current valuation to any person.
Land owner to be allotted proportionate share in SPV.
Equity holder can be given exit clause, by selling his share to SPV.
Revenue out of SEZ operation to be shared in terms of holding in SPV.
As an Equity Holder
Raheja can acquire land from owners by way of lease agreement for minimum period of 20 years. At any point of time lease or possession can be encashed for an agreed consideration. Consideration can be in the form of portion of built-up area. Lease can be with individuals, association of persons, company or a society or any other legal body being a conglomeration of land holders.
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- Special Economic Zones in IndiaMyths and Realities, pp. 188 - 190Publisher: Anthem PressPrint publication year: 2008