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MoU worth 
400 Billion on Gujarat investment summit's last day
Friday, 23 January 2009, 19:00 IST
Ahmedabad: As many as 39 memorandums of understanding (MoUs) worth over 
41,002 crore (410.2 billion) in chemicals and petrochemicals sector were signed Tuesday morning, on the final day of the two-day Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit.
"These investments in the chemicals and petro-chemicals sector will help in providing employment to 14,070 persons in different capacities," Gujarat Energy Minister Saurabhbhai Patel said.
The biggest investment has been pledged by a joint venture between the three state public sector enterprise giants -- Gujarat State Financial Corporation (GSFC), Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilisers Corporation (GNFC) and Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited (GACL). Under the project, a rubber, phenol, bisphenol-A, polycarbonate and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plant will be set up at Dahej.
Similarly, Nidhi Mining is investing 4,600 crore (46 billion) at Lakhpat in Kutch, which will generate 1,500 new jobs.
"Fertiliser major Indian Farmers Fertiliser Co-operative (IFFCO) is bringing investment of 4,000 crore (40 billion) at Kalol in Mehsana for an ammonia and urea plant. This would provide employment to 5,275 people. Likewise, Euro Ceramics has pledged 3,000 crore (30 billion) in Bhavnagar, generating employment to 220 people," said S. Jagadeesan, Principal Secretary, Energy & Petrochemicals.
Similarly, GSFC, the state's massive fertiliser company, is investing 7,200 crore (72 billion) in Vadodara and Dahej to manufacture nylon-6, methyl amines and dimethyl formamide, fertilisers and caprolactum.
The Bharuch-headquartered GNFC is bringing in investment of 3,574 crore (35.74 billion) for manufacture of ethyl acetate, wet sulphuric acid, acetate acid and feed stock conversion for ammonia plant and formic acid. GACL's investment is 2,245 crore (22.45 billion) in Kutch.
Gujarat Floro Chemicals Ltd too signed an MoU for 300 crore (three billion) for speciality chemicals at Dahej. This plant would provide employment opportunities to 50 people while Plast India is setting up a knowledge centre at Umergaam with a capital outlay of 100 crore (one billion) that will provide employment to 500 people.
Chirai Salt which is setting up salt and marine chemicals operations at Lakhpat in Kutch is investing 360 crore (3.6 billion). The project will provide employment to 1,500 people.
Source: IANS
41,002 crore (410.2 billion) in chemicals and petrochemicals sector were signed Tuesday morning, on the final day of the two-day Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit.
"These investments in the chemicals and petro-chemicals sector will help in providing employment to 14,070 persons in different capacities," Gujarat Energy Minister Saurabhbhai Patel said.
The biggest investment has been pledged by a joint venture between the three state public sector enterprise giants -- Gujarat State Financial Corporation (GSFC), Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilisers Corporation (GNFC) and Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited (GACL). Under the project, a rubber, phenol, bisphenol-A, polycarbonate and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plant will be set up at Dahej.
Similarly, Nidhi Mining is investing 4,600 crore (46 billion) at Lakhpat in Kutch, which will generate 1,500 new jobs.
"Fertiliser major Indian Farmers Fertiliser Co-operative (IFFCO) is bringing investment of 4,000 crore (40 billion) at Kalol in Mehsana for an ammonia and urea plant. This would provide employment to 5,275 people. Likewise, Euro Ceramics has pledged 3,000 crore (30 billion) in Bhavnagar, generating employment to 220 people," said S. Jagadeesan, Principal Secretary, Energy & Petrochemicals.
Similarly, GSFC, the state's massive fertiliser company, is investing 7,200 crore (72 billion) in Vadodara and Dahej to manufacture nylon-6, methyl amines and dimethyl formamide, fertilisers and caprolactum.
The Bharuch-headquartered GNFC is bringing in investment of 3,574 crore (35.74 billion) for manufacture of ethyl acetate, wet sulphuric acid, acetate acid and feed stock conversion for ammonia plant and formic acid. GACL's investment is 2,245 crore (22.45 billion) in Kutch.
Gujarat Floro Chemicals Ltd too signed an MoU for 300 crore (three billion) for speciality chemicals at Dahej. This plant would provide employment opportunities to 50 people while Plast India is setting up a knowledge centre at Umergaam with a capital outlay of 100 crore (one billion) that will provide employment to 500 people.
Chirai Salt which is setting up salt and marine chemicals operations at Lakhpat in Kutch is investing 360 crore (3.6 billion). The project will provide employment to 1,500 people.
Source: IANS