states in India . | |
c . |
Unemployment rate among the highest ( among 15 |
major states ) – rural – 32 %; urban – 42 %. | |
d . |
Highest ( among 16 major states ) in BPL population %. |
e . |
One of the highest infant mortality . |
f . |
Life expectancy among the lowest in 15 major states . |
Vision : The National Electronics Policy ( 2011 ) sets a target to |
The table below summarizes the investments needed to be made phase-wise . |
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generate turnover of US $ 400 bn from the ESDM industry by 2020 , of which US $ 80 bn would be through exports . It aims to attract an investment of US $ 100 bn and build a strong supply chain of raw materials , parts and components . It also sets |
( INR Cr )
Investment for product verticals
Investment for Horizontals
Total Investment required
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Phase 1
330
240
570
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Phase 2
1510
1110
2620
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Phase 3
2870
1280
4150
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All Phases
4710
2630
7340
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‘ enhancing the availability of skilled manpower ’ as one of its objectives . In order to achieve these objectives the
Government of India has announced a slew of policy measures in the last three years .
In view of the enhanced focus on ESDM sector at a national level , Odisha can contribute to this national target by promoting and developing the ESDM sector within Odisha and establishing itself as a preferred destination for investment in this sector .
Targets : Based on analysis of various factors like demand for electronic products and manufacturing services within India ,
East India & Odisha , current status of ESDM industry in Odisha ,
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Anchor investors : Anchor investors are large global / domestic companies that are major players in the specific product vertical or horizontal or large corporates that have the ability to make huge investments . The investment brought in by such players is generally upwards of INR 200 Cr .
Medium investors : These are global or domestic companies / groups that bring in investments above INR 10 Cr and less than 200 Cr . These constitute established players in the ESDM space or new investors willing to invest in ESDM sector .
Small investors : Small investors can be any interested entity willing to make an investment less than INR 10Cr .
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strengths and challenges of Odisha in ESDM industry etc ., the |
The following parameters have been used to identify whether |
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following projections have been made for Odisha in the ESDM |
the product / horizontal requires anchor investors , medium |
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sector : |
investors or small investors or a mix of the three . |
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1 . |
As the current share of revenue from Odisha in ESDM |
a . |
Level of investment required per manufacturing unit . |
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sector is negligible unlike some other states like |
b . |
Complexity of the product / manufacturing process . |
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2 . |
Karnataka , the revenue of INR 18,800 Cr is planned to be achieved over the next 10 years in this sector in
Odisha .
An employment generation of around 60000 jobs is estimated in the ESDM sector during the same time period .
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c .
Brand consciousness of consumers for the product . d .
Target volume for Odisha .
The table below summarizes the mode of investment and the amount of investment required for various product verticals / horizontals for all the three phases :
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Product vertical |
Total investment |
required ( INR Cr ) | |
Mobile Devices |
110 |
Telecommunication & Accessories
135
| |
IT / OA |
535 |
Consumer Electronics |
515 |
Industrial Electronics |
2575 |
Strategic Electronics |
700 |
Medical Electronics |
150 |
All Products |
4720 |
Horizontal |
Details |
Total investment |
required ( INR Cr ) |