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Economic Review Fresh Investment

Freight Corridor between
India’s GDP records 8.2
Kharagpur and Vijaywada
percent growth in announced...
Q1/FY19

03 05
Orders &  Contracts
Tender Review
Five packages awarded
Construction of dam under Nagpur-Mumbai
under Banda Major Super Communication
Irrigation Project ... Expressway...

08 11
Project Review July 2018 Projects in Africa
Dilip Buildcon receives Ghana to construct
LoA worth `32,156 cr largest solar farm in
for Pachhwara Central Africa
Coal Mine...

13 16
Statistics

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02 September 2018
 Economic Review

India’s GDP records 8.2 percent growth in Q1/FY19

I
ndia registered a strong economic growth rate of 8.2 percent The general index for the month of June 2018 stood at 127.7
in Q1/FY19 from 7.7 percent posted in Q4/FY18. The upturn which was seven percent higher as compared to the level in the
in economic numbers was driven by 8.4 percent growth in month of June 2017. The cumulative growth for the period April-
consumption expenditure and 10.0 percent in fixed investment. June 2018 over the corresponding period of the previous year
stood at 5.2 percent.
The agriculture sector GVA grew 5.3 percent in Q1/FY19 as
against 4.5 percent posted in Q4/FY18. The manufacturing The indices of industrial production for the Mining,
sector GVA accelerated to 13.5 percent in Q1/FY19 from a Manufacturing and Electricity sectors for the month of June 2018
negative growth rate of 1.8 percent in Q1/FY18. stood at 105.0, 128.6 and 159.9 respectively, with the
corresponding growth rates of 6.6 percent, 6.9 percent and 8.5
Moreover, the GVA growth in construction sector came to 8.7 percent as compared to June 2017.
percent in Q1/FY19 as compared to 1.8 percent in Q1/FY18.
The fiscal deficit of India for April to July 2018 was 86.5 percent The cumulative growth in these sectors during April-June 2018
of the budgeted target for FY19 as compared to 92.4 percent over the corresponding period of 2017 was 5.4 percent, 5.2
posted in April to July 2017. The country’s fiscal deficit stood at percent and 4.9 percent, respectively.
`5.40 lakh crore during April to July 2018.
In terms of industries, 19 out of the 23 industry groups in the
The total expenditure for April to July 2018 was nearly `8.90 Manufacturing sector have shown positive increase in the month
trillion or 36.4 percent of the budgeted target, as compared to of June 2018 as compared to the corresponding month of the
37.7 percent registered during April to July 2017. previous year.

The capital expenditure was recorded at `1.11 trillion, or 37 The industry group ‘Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and
percent of the budgeted estimate, as against 30.8 percent posted Optical Products’ has shown the highest positive growth of 44.1
in April to July 2017. percent, followed by 20.5 percent witnessed in ‘Manufacture of
Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers’, and 15.6 percent in
IIP ‘Manufacture Other Transport Equipment’. Segments which have
posted negative growth include ‘Other Manufacturing’ with the
The Central Statistics Office (CSO), the Ministry of Statistics and highest negative growth of -40.2 percent followed by Tobacco
Programme Implementation, has revised the base year of the all- Products with -31.7 percent, and Manufacture of Textiles with
India Index of Industrial Production (IIP) to 2011-12 from 2004- -0.8 percent.
05 from March 2017.

Performance of Eight Core Industries

Growth Rates (%)

Apr-Jun Apr-Jun
Sector Weight 2016-2017 2017-2018
2017-18 2018-19

Coal 10.33 3.2 2.6 -3.3 12.3

Crude Oil 8.98 -2.5 -0.9 0.1 -3.2

Natural Gas 6.87 -1.0 2.9 4.9 -1.1

Refinery Products 28.03 4.9 4.6 0.7 8.0

Fertilizers 2.67 0.2 0.03 -0.9 3.7

Steel 17.91 10.7 5.6 7.0 3.2

Cement 5.37 -1.2 6.3 -2.3 14.7

Electricity 19.85 5.8 5.3 5.6 4.8

Overall Index 100.00 4.8 4.3 2.6 5.8

03 September 2018
 Economic Review

As per the use-based classification, the growth rates in June Non-oil imports in July 2018 were estimated at $ 31.44 billion
2018 over June 2017 were 9.3 percent in Primary goods, 9.6 which were 20.23 percent higher than non-oil imports of $
percent in Capital goods, 2.4 percent in Intermediate goods, and 26.15 billion in July 2017.
8.5 percent in Infrastructure/Construction goods. The Consumer
durables and Consumer non-durables have recorded an upturn Trade Balance
of 13.1 percent and 0.5 percent, respectively.
The trade deficit for July 2018 was estimated at $18.02 billion as
Eight Infra Industries against the deficit of $11.45 billion in July 2017.

The eight core industries comprise 40.27 percent of the weight of Overall Trade Balance
items included in the index of IIP. The combined index of eight
core industries stood at 128.4 in July 2018, which was 6.6 Taking Merchandise and Services together, the overall trade
percent higher compared to the index of July 2017. The deficit for April-July 2018-19 was estimated at $43.7 billion as
cumulative growth in these eight sectors during April-July 2018- compared to $34.07 billion during April-July 2017-18.
19 was recorded at 5.8 percent.
Inflation
Sectors with positive growth rates
The Wholesale Price Index for All Commodities (base: 2011-
Of the eight core sectors, six registered positive growth rates. 12=100) for July 2018 rose by 0.4 percent to 119.7
Excluding the Crude Oil and Natural Gas sectors like Coal, (provisional) at the previous month level of 119.2 (provisional).
Cement, Petroleum Refinery, Fertilizers, Steel, and Electricity The annual rate of inflation based on the monthly WPI stood at
posted positive growth rates. 5.09 percent (provisional) for the month of July 2018 (on Y-o-Y
basis) as compared to 5.77 percent (provisional) for the previous
Cement production increased by 10.8 percent in July 2018 over month, and 1.88 percent in the corresponding month of the
July 2017. Its cumulative index during April-July 2018-19 previous year.
increased by 14.7 percent over the corresponding period of the
previous year. Buildup inflation rate in the financial year so far was 2.92 percent
as compared to a buildup rate of 0.62 percent in the
Petroleum Refinery expanded by 12.3 percent in July 2018 over corresponding period of the previous year.
July 2017. Its cumulative index increased by eight percent during
April-July 2018-19 over the same period in the previous year. The index for Primary Articles group rose by 1.3 percent to 134.9
(provisional) from 133.2 (provisional) for the previous month.
Crude Oil production declined by 5.4 percent in July 2018 Among the subgroups, the index for Food Articles group rose by
over July 2017. Its cumulative index also declined by 3.2 2.1 percent to 144.7 (provisional) from 141.7 (provisional) for
percent from April to July 2018-19 over the corresponding the previous month.
period of the previous year.
The index for Minerals declined rose by 7.6 percent to
Foreign Trade 129.6 percent (provisional) from 140.2 (provisional) for the
previous month.

The index for Manufactured Products rose by 0.1 percent to

Exports in July  2018 registered a positive  growth  of 117.4 (provisional) from 117.3 (provisional) for the
14.32 percent in dollar terms valued at $25.77 billion as previous month.
compared to $22.54 billion in July 2017.
The final Wholesale Price Index for May 2018 for All
Non-Petroleum and Non-Gems & Jewellery exports in July 2018 Commodities stood at 118.3 as compared to 117.9 (provisional)
were valued at $18.68 billion as compared to $ 16.98 billion in and annual rate of inflation based on final index stood at 4.78
July 2017, an increase of 9.98 percent. percent as compared to 4.43 percent (provisional).

The All-India Consumer Price Index (2012=100) grew 4.17

percent in July 2018 as against 2.36 percent in July 2017.
Imports in July  2018 were valued at $ 43.79 billion Further, the Consumer Food Price Index (CFPI) grew to 1.37
(`3,00,784.72 crore) which was 28.81 percent higher in dollar percent in July 2018 as against -0.36 percent in July 2017.
terms, and 37.28 percent higher in Rupee terms than the level
of imports valued at $33.99 billion (`2,19,108.89 crore) in
July 2017.

Oil imports in July 2018 were valued at $12.35 billion which

were 57.41  percent higher than oil imports valued at
$7.84 billion in July 2017.

September 2018 04
 Fresh Investment

Freight Corridor between Kharagpur and Vijaywada announced

T
he announcement of the `56,749 crore third freight East Projects By Ownership - Aug 2018
Coast Corridor between Kharagpur (West Bengal) and
Vijaywada (Andhra Pradesh) sections lifted the overall fresh Ownership Projects `Crore Share (%)
investment figures of August 2018. The project will be 1,114 km
Government 576 75,894 62.19
in length and financed using equity from the Railways and loans.
The project is a part of the Golden Quadrilateral project of the Central Govt. 96 60,847 49.86
Indian Railways.
State Govt. 480 15,048 12.33
In all, the month saw announcements of 858 new projects with Private 282 46,132 37.81
an investment commitment of `1,22,026 crore. Of these, 627
projects worth over `1,12,290 crore were greenfield projects; Private (Indian) 271 43,660 35.78
189 were plant modernisation projects; and 42 were capacity
expansion projects. Further, of the 858 projects, the promoters of Foreign 11 2,472 2.03
309 projects have not firmed up the costs of their projects. Most Total 858 1,22,027 100.00
of these were in the Roadways and Real Estate sectors.

05 September 2018
 Fresh Investment

Fresh Investment by Sector - Aug 2018

Sectors Projects `Crore Share(%)

Manufacturing 157 22,988 18.84

Mining 13 1,870 1.53

Electricity 68 17,234 14.12

Services & Utilities 607 77,348 63.39

Irrigation 13 2,586 2.12

All Sectors 858 1,22,027 100.00

Overall, the fresh projects announcements for the month of Though the share of fresh investment from the government sector
August 2018 have registered a growth of 127 percent Y-o-Y from posted strong growth, on the other hand the share of the private
`53,745.72 crore in August 2017. The sturdy growth was mainly sector in fresh projex declined to 37 percent in August 2018,
backed by the Manufacturing, Electricity and Services & Utilites after averaging at around 65 percent in the previous two months.
(Infrastructure) sectors. One of the major projects announced during August 2018 was
setting up of `1,045 crore automobile tyres unit in Gujarat by
Ownership-wise, fresh announcements by the government Mahansaria Tyres. The company intends to set up the unit with a
bounced back after recording a downward trend from June capacity of 9,000 tpm at Panoli in Bharuch district. The project
2018. Accounting for a share of 62.19 percent, the fresh will spread over 5.14 lakh sq mtr of land and create jobs for
projects announcements by government organisations were 2,000 people when completed.
registered at `75,894.4 crore for August 2018. Also, in
terms of value, when compared to August 2017, Among the major sectors, Services & Utilities (Infrastructure)
government organisations posted a strong growth of over topped the investment chart with 607 projects worth `77,348
220 percent in fresh projects announcements. Over a total crore, and accounted for 63 percent of the total fresh investment
of `24,894.76 crore fresh projects announcements were announced in August 2018.
made in August 2017.
The Roadways sector saw an announcement of 211 fresh
The fresh investment announcements in the Manufacturing sector projects worth `6,086 crore. Of the total, 140 projects will be
recorded a positive trend post-June 2018. The fresh projects undertaken by the Public Works Departments (PWDs) across
announcements grew from `9,401.84 crore in June 2018 to various states.
`22,987.77 crore in August 2018. The project investment arena
has also doubled from 62 projects worth `4,398 crore to 157 Apart from this, the National Highways Authority of India
projects worth `22,988 crore on Y-o-Y basis. (NHAI) plans to extend the Gurgaon-Mumbai greenfield
expressway to Delhi. A new eight-lane road will be built
Of the 13 mega projects (projex of `1,000 crore or more) connecting the Western Peripheral Expressway (WPE) with the
announced in August 2018, four were in the Manufacturing Delhi Noida Direct Flyway (DND) in Delhi. The Mumbai
sector. Dalmia Bharat Sugar & Industries intends to set up 2.25 Expressway will meet WPE near Sohna. The connecting road
million tpa of cement unit and three million tpa of clinker at from WPE to DND flyway will be around 58 km and the
Rajganpur in Sundargarh district of Odisha, entailing an construction cost will be around `2,000 crore.
investment of `2,000 crore.
A total of 142 projects were announced under the Real Estate
In the Steel sector, Rungta Mines plans to raise steel capacity from sector. The announcement of a plan to develop smart city at an
0.5 million tpa to 0.7 million tpa at Chaliyama village in investment of `1,767 crore by Moradabad Smart City in Uttar
Saraikela Kharsawan district of Jharkhand at an investment of Pradesh under Smart City Mision (SCM) was one of the major
`2,189 crore. announcements under this sector.

The China-based company, Holitech Group, intends to set up Thirty-four new inter-state, river-linking projects were announced
`1,400 crore printed circuit boards manufacturing unit at Tirupati by the Ministry of Water Resources, River Devp & Ganga
in Andhra Pradesh. The facility to come up over 75 acre of land Rejuvenation during August 2018. Some of these projects will
will be implemented in two phases. come up in Bihar, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Odisha and
Rajasthan states.

September 2018 06
 Fresh Investment

Fifteen power projects and 53 new power distribution lines

helped the Electricity sector in attracting fresh investment of Fresh Investment by Top Ten States - Aug 2018
`17,234 crore. The renewable energy company, Greenko
Solar Energy, made big investment announcements during the States Projects `Crore Share %
month. The company plans to set up three renewable power
projects in Belagavi district of Karnataka, entailing an Karnataka 95 17,283 14.16
aggregate investment of `13,200 crore. The company intends
to set up a 600 MW (4x150 MW) pumped storage hydel- Odisha 37 10,314 8.45
based power unit.
Madhya Pradesh 75 4,991 4.09
Secondly, a 1,000 MW solar-based power unit at Tallur village.
Apart from these two projects, the company also plans to set up Andhra Pradesh 56 4,596 3.77
a 400 MW wind-based power unit across various talukas. All the
above projects are part of the 2,000 MW Integrated Renewable Jharkhand 24 3,657 3.00
Energy Project (IREP).
Uttar Pradesh 23 3,360 2.75
Among the states, Karnataka topped the investment chart with 95
projects worth `17,283 crore and accounted for 14 percent of Bihar 60 3,126 2.56
the total fresh investment emanated in August 2018, and
Maharashtra attracted the highest number of new projects -- 116 Telangana 38 3,029 2.48
projects worth `2,725 crore.
Gujarat 62 2,856 2.34
The state of Madhya Pradesh attracted a total of 75 projects
worth `4,991 crore; out of which nine projects were announced Maharashtra 116 2,725 2.23
in the Irrigation sector. One of the major upcoming projects in the
state was proposed by the Water Resources Department, Madhya Top Ten States 586 55,938 45.83
Pradesh. The project involves implementing Banda Major
Irrigation Scheme in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh on turnkey All States 858 1,22,027 100.00
basis at an investment of `1,526 crore.

07 September 2018
 Tender Review

Construction of dam under Banda Major Irrigation Project

I
n August 2018, a total of 2,825 project tenders worth
`58,232 crore were floated. The number of tenders floated
Project Tenders By Ownership
recorded a growth of 28.06 percent Y-o-Y when compared Cost Share
Ownership Tender
to 2,206 tenders floated in August 2017. (`Crore) (%)
Government 58,168 2,801 99.15
The aggregate value of work proposed through tendering
recorded a jump of 8.30 percent Y-o-Y to `58,232 crore as Central Govt. 14,728 469 16.60
compared to `53,766 crore in August 2017. The increase State Govt. 43,440 2,332 82.55
during the month was mainly on the back of positive growth in
Water Supply, Irrigation and Power Distribution. Private 64 24 0.85
Private (Indian) 64 24 0.85
A strong positive upturn of over 230 percent (in terms of value)
lifted the overall tenders floated in the Irrigation sector from 94 Private (Foreign) - - -
tenders with contract value of `2,326 crore in August 2017 to Grand Total 58,232 2,825 100.00
183 tenders worth `7,871 crore in August 2018.

September 2018 08
 Tender Review

The highest work order tender for the month was floated in this
sector. On 13 August 2018, the Water Resources Department,
Madhya Pradesh, invited bids for construction of a dam and
pressurised pipe irrigation system under Banda Major Irrigation
project in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh on turnkey basis.
The cumulative value of the contract was `1,526.45 crore.

Also, the aggregate value of tenders floated by the Water

Resources Department, Madhya Pradesh, amounted to
`2,848.98 crore in August 2018.

Though the work proposed through tenders in the Roadways

sector recorded a downfall, the sector still remained at the first
position with 38 percent of the total share during August 2018.
Overall, 1,066 tenders worth `21,466 crore were floated in the
Roadways sector during August 2018 from 667 tenders worth
`28,662 in August 2017.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) issued one of

the most notable tenders for the month. On 23 August 2018,
NHAI invited bids for construction of eight-lane expressway of
Delhi-Vadodara Green field Alignment (NH-148N) in Haryana
on EPC Mode under Bharatmala Pariyojana. The cumulative
contract value was `1,017.68 crore.

The Community Services sector grabbed the second spot with

343 tenders worth `4,457 crore being floated in August 2018.
During the month, Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) invited bids
with a contract value of `281.85 crore for construction of 13 Another strong upturn of over 200 percent was seen in the Water
buildings at various locations in India. Supply sector. The sector saw a total of 339 tenders worth `7,178
crore being floated in August 2018 from 167 tenders worth
`2,301.64 crore. Of the total tenders floated during the month,
Top Ten Sectors in Project Tendering 124 were issued for works in Madhya Pradesh and Bihar.
Cost Share
Sector Tender
(`Crore) (%) The Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Department, Odisha,
floated one of the major tenders in this sector. The department
Roadways 21,466 1,066 37.73 invited bids for execution of two individual rural piped water
supply projects pertaining to mining-affected villages in Talcher,
Community Services 4,457 343 12.14 Kaniha & Chendipada block of Angul district in Odisha on EPC
basis. The contract value of the project was `712.55 crore.
Water Supply 7,178 339 12.00
Overall, 23 tenders with a contract value of `2,218 crore were
Irrigation 7,871 183 6.48 floated by the Rural Water Supply & Sanitation Department,
Odisha, in August 2018.
Power Distribution 4,938 174 6.16
Accounting a share of 6.16 percent, the Power Distribution
Railways 1,952 123 4.35 sector remained at the fifth position for the month. In all, the
Power Distribution sector saw 174 tenders worth `4,938 crore
Real Estate 4,499 103 3.65 being floated.

Hospitals 1,462 102 3.61 The Bihar State Power Transmission Company accounted for
over half of the tenders floated in this sector. A total of `2,925
Treatment Plant 643 63 2.23 crore work order through tendering process was floated by the
electricity transmission company.
Tourism & Recreation 413 57 2.02
With a contract value of `388.5 crore, the Maharashtra State
Top (10) Sectors 54,879 2,553 90.37 Electricity Distribution Company (MSEDCL) floated one of the
most notable tenders for the month for execution of balance 19
Grand Total 58,232 2,825 100.00 of 11 kV feeders against untouched work under Aurangabad
Rural Circle under Infra-II.

09 September 2018
 Tender Review

Top Ten States in Project Tendering With general elections taking place in five states, Mizoram,
Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana by early
Cost Share
State Tender 2019, the tender floatation in these five states is expected to see
(`Crore) (%)
an upturn.
Maharashtra 7,892 450 15.93
A positive trend is seen in tenders floated in Madhya Pradesh.
Tamil Nadu 1,777 282 9.98 In terms of value the tenders floated in the state grew from
`3,738 crore in August 2017 to `10,171 crore in August
Madhya Pradesh 10,171 261 9.24 2018. Moreover, Chhattisgarh made a new entry in the top
10 list. The aggregate value of work proposed through
Bihar 4,518 180 6.37 tendering in this state was recorded at `3,559.97 crore (170
tenders) during August 2018.
Chhattisgarh 3,560 170 6.02
Major consultancy tenders
Rajasthan 6,020 152 5.38
l The Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation for preparation of
West Bengal 1,997 140 4.96 DPR for construction of two-way passenger ropeway between
Shunarang at Ralli village and Badodhar at Mebar village in
Karnataka 1,542 136 4.81 Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh.
Odisha 3,156 134 4.74
l The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for
preparation of DPR for development of Gadchiroli-
Gujarat 1,977 105 3.72
Karimnagar stretch (length 215 km) on Hyderabad-Raipur
Corridor (Package-2) (Lot-8).
Top (10) States 42,610 2,010 71.15

Grand Total 58,232 2,825 100.00 l The Public Works Department, Assam, for construction of
500 beds emergency hospital in Silchar Medical College and
Hospital, Silchar in Cachar district of Assam.
Among the top ten states – Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Madhya
Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, West Bengal, In all, 2,825 project tenders worth `58,232 crore were
Karnataka, Odisha, Gujarat – accounted for 71.15 percent of published during August 2018. Among the floated tenders,
the total project tenders announced across the country in 180 were for providing various consultancy services. It also
August 2018. witnessed 48 expressions of interest (EoIs) being published
for providing various services and execution of works. The
Maharashtra continued to remain in the front run with 450 period also witnessed 599 re-invitations. A lack of
tenders worth `7,892.4 crore being floated. Tamil Nadu made participation forced tender issuing authorities to extend the
a new entry in the top 10 list in August 2018 with 282 tenders last date of submission of 768 project tenders and
with contract value `1,777 crore. cancellation of 11 tenders.

September 2018 10
 Orders & Contracts

Five packages awarded under Nagpur-Mumbai

Super Communication Expressway

A
total of 330 contracts with an order value totalling
`34,582.84 crore were awarded in August 2018, as per Orders By Major Sectors
the data compiled by Projects Today. These orders
(domestic and overseas) were bagged by 135 companies across Sectors Orders `Crore Share(%)
various sectors. Further, of the 330 finalised contracts, 10 were
bagged by Indian companies to execute job work overseas. Manufacturing 20 1,011 2.92

A couple of high value contracts were awarded for a few notable Mining 1 63 0.18
projects during August 2018.
Electricity 25 4,934 14.27
During the month, a total of five packages out of 12 were
awarded for construction of access controlled Nagpur-Mumbai
Super Communication Expressway (Maharashtra Samruddhi Services & Utilities 248 26,126 75.55
Mahamarg Project). The aggregate value of these packages is
`9,319.52 crore and will be executed in 30 months. The project Irrigation 36 2,447 7.08
undertaken by the Maharashtra State Road Development
Corporation (MSRDC) is on engineering, procurement and All Sectors 330 34,583 100.00
construction (EPC) basis.

11 September 2018
 Orders & Contracts

1. PNC Infratech bagged the contract for Package-4 from Eleven fresh contracts worth `1,951.01 crore were awarded in
162.667 km to 217.023 km (village Donad Bk to village Januna the Railways sector. J Kumar Infraprojects in JV with CRTG
Kh) in Washim. bagged the largest contract in this sector. With an order valued
at `867.75 crore, the company bagged the order from the Delhi
2. Sadbhav Engineering bagged Package-5 from 217.023 km to Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). The scope of work included part
259.900 km (village Kinhiraja to village Kenwad) in Washim. design and construction of viaduct and five elevated stations of
Metro Corridor Line-6 of Mumbai Metro Rail Project. The
3. Reliance Infrastructure secured Package-7 from 296.000 km completion period for the project is 30 months.
to 347.190 km (village Banda to Sawargaon Mal) in Buldana.
In August 2018, two companies were declared the lowest bidders
4. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) won Package-10 from 444.485 km to (L1) for the following projects:
502.752 km (village Fatiwabad to village Surala) in
Aurangabad. 1. On 2 August 2018, Dilip Buildcon (DBL) emerged L1 bidder
for a new OB removal contract mining project worth Rs 717.45
5. Dilip Buildcon bagged the contract for Package-12 from crore by the Northern Coalfields in Madhya Pradesh.
532.094 km to 577.739 km (village Pathare Kh to village Sonari)
in Nashik. 2. On 21 August 2018, DBL emerged L1 bidder for Bhopal
Metro project Phase-I by the Urban Administration and
Another notable contract for the month was secured by L&T. The Development Department, Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail
company bagged the largest contract from the GMR Hyderabad Company.
International Airport for expansion of the terminal building and
airside infrastructure works at the Rajiv Gandhi International 3. On 31 August 2018, Sadbhav Engineering was declared the
Airport, Hyderabad, Telangana, on EPC basis. The value of this lowest bidder for works under Delhi-Meerut Regional Rapid
contract is worth `3,028 crore. Transit System (RRTS), Corridor for Package-1 and Package-2.
The company also emerged L1 bidder for construction of
With completion of BharatNet Phase-I, the government has now Chitradurga Branch Canal.
started awarding works under Phase-II. ITI in consortium with
Aksentt Tech Services and Karvy Data Management Services Overseas Contracts
bagged the second largest contract this month worth `2,658
crore from the Maharashtra Information Technology In August 2018, Indian companies bagged 10 overseas
Corporation. contracts totalling `3,114.06 crore in the Power Distribution,
Hydel-Based Power, Irrigation, Gas-Based Power, Water &
The company has been selected as the Project Implementation Sewerage Pipeline & Distribution and Other Community Services
Agency (PIA) for Packages A and C of MahaNet-I (BharatNet-II) sectors from countries like Egypt, Nepal, South Africa,
project in Maharashtra. The company will be responsible for Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates, Algeria and
survey, planning, supply, installation, end-to-end integration, Morocco.
testing and commissioning of OFC (underground and aerial) IP-
MPLS network and radio network. Moreover, it will also be Jain Irrigation Systems bagged one of the largest overseas
responsible for operations and maintenance (O&M) and contracts from the Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB) worth `127
facilitating service provisioning of the established network for a crore for irrigation and watershed development (1220 /1752 ha)
period of five years. in Mahama Sector under Export Targeted Modern Irrigated
Agriculture Projects in Rwanda. The project will be executed near
Sector-wise, Roadways topped the chart with 169 orders with an Rusumo (Rwanda-Tanzania border).
aggregate value of `12,262.25 crore being awarded in August
2018. The sector accounted for 35.46 percent of the total (Note: The awarder and contract value of some contracts have
contracts awarded for the month. Five contracts awarded under not been disclosed.)
the Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg Project lifted the overall
value of contracts in this sector.

The Irrigation sector saw finalisation of 36 new contracts worth

`2,447.47 crore. The largest contract was finalised by the Water
Resources Department, Madhya Pradesh, for `1,394 crore job to
L&T. The contract was for execution of Kundalia Irrigation Project
(Right Bank) in Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh on EPC basis.
Hydel-Based Power, another major sector, also recorded a
positive trend. Two contracts with an aggregate value worth
`1,793.5 crore were awarded in this sector during the period. In
terms of value, Patel Engineering bagged the largest contract
worth `1,125.87 crore from SJVN Arun-3 Power Development
Company for Arun-3 Hydroelectric Project located in Nepal.

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 Project Review August 2018

Dilip Buildcon receives LoA worth `32,156 cr for

Pachhwara Central Coal Mine
Major Developments percent, the Union and state governments will share 20
percent each for the project.
During the month some major developments were seen in the
following projects: l CEG Test House & Research Centre has begun geotechnical
investigation work for preparing DPR for North-West Extension
Planning from Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk of Wadala-Thane-
Kasarvadavali Metro Rail Corridor (Metro-4). As per the plan,
l Dilip Buildcon (DBL), in a consortium with VPR Mining the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority
Infrastructure, received letter of award (LoA) from the Punjab (MMRDA) intends to construct the stretch from Wadala to
State Power Corporation for mine developer-cum-operator Kapurbawdi as an underground corridor, while the remaining
(MDO). Valued at `32,156.04 crore, the contract is for part till Kasarvadavali will be built as an elevated corridor. The
development and operation of the Pachhwara Central Coal project comprises 24 underground stations and six elevated
Mine in Rajmahal Coalfield, Pakaur district, Jharkhand. The stations on the route with an investment of `20,000 crore.
contract period is for 55 years.
l The Uttar Pradesh government has allocated an amount of
l DBL is declared as the lowest (L1) bidder for design and `850 crore from its supplementary budget of `34,833.24
construction of elevated viaduct of 6.23 km for Light Metro Rail crore for FY19 for development of International Airport and
Phase-I in Bhopal. The project being developed by the Madhya Aviation Hub coming up at Jewar near Greater Noida in Uttar
Pradesh Metro Rail Company will have seven routes on the Pradesh on PPP basis. The airport project worth `15,754 crore
entire 95.03 km stretch. The project will see an investment of is being implemented by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial
`22,504.25 crore. Of the total cost, MPMRCL will bear 60 Development Authority.

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 Project Review August 2018

l The Maharashtra Cabinet accorded its approval for approved grant of interest free loan (IFL) equivalent to interest
concession agreements of three major infrastructure projects of `422.28 crore during construction component for fertilizer
with an aggregate value of `17,000 crore. These include 13.3 revival projects by Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan (HURL).The
km road link between Khalapur and Kusgaon on the Mumbai- project involves revival of ammonia unit with a capacity of
Pune Expressway, 17 km long Bandra-Versova Sea Link and 2,200 tpd and urea with a capacity of 3,850 tpd of FCIL in
six-lane bridge over Thane creek that will come up alongside Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh. The entire cost of the
the existing Vashi bridge.The toll collection on Mumbai-Pune project is `5,825.27 crore.
Expressway will go on till 2045. In the case of Bandra-Versova
Sea-Link, the toll collection will be up to 2053, starting from l Around 86 percent work has been completed on the Sardar
around five years after which the sea-link is ready for public Vallabhbhai Patel 'Statue of Unity' project. The project is being
use. In the case of the bridge on Thane Creek, the toll implemented by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Rashtriya Ekta Trust
collection on Vashi toll booth will be now up to 2036. at Sadhu Island, Kevadia Colony in Narmada district of
Gujarat. The height of the statue will be 182 mtr. The project
l During the month environmental clearances were also will also include exhibition hall, bridge connecting the statue
accorded for some major projects. These include: site with the main land, memorial garden, administrative
complex-cum-convention centre with hotel and visitors gallery.
1) The Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) for 1,500 MW Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has been appointed as the contractor to
(6x250 MW) Lugu Pahar Pumped Hydel Storage Project worth execute the job on EPC basis.
`4,303.48 crore.
Abandoned
2) Mukand for the upcoming integrated steel unit of 0.7 million
tpa at Kanakapura in Karnataka worth `2,892.00 crore. As per Projects Today, during the month a total of 32 projects
were abandoned across various sectors. These projects owned by
3) The Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam for expansion of private and government entities entailed a total investment of
Parsa East and Kanta Basan open cast mining and pit head coal `14,630.82 crore. Of the total projects, 29 were owned by
washery from 10 million tpa to 15 million tpa at Udaypur, private entities. A major project abandoned during the month
Chhattisgarh worth `2,369.00 crore. was owned by Lavasa Corporation, a special purpose company
incorporated by Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) along
Underway with Avantha Group, Venkateshwara Hatcheries and other three
builders.The company was planning to develop Lavasa Lake City
l France-based infrastructure consulting firm Systra in a project on the backwaters of Warasgaon Dam near Pune.
consortium with US-based AECOM, and Egis Rail (a part of However, before the project could be completed, Lavasa
France-headquartered Egis Group) has been appointed as Corporation filed for insolvency process in the National
general consultant for Phase-I of the Pune Metro Rail project. Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
The Metro project is being implemented in two phases, each
phase comprises two lines in total length of 60.52 km. Apart from this, the top five abandoned projects for the months
were:
l The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has

Top Five Abandoned Projects

Cost
Promoter Project Name State
(`Crore)

Gerdau Steels India Steel (Tadipatri) Project - Expansion 1,000.00 Andhra Pradesh

Maharishi Vedic Health Centre Centre for Perfect Health (Vahangaon) 1,000.00 Maharashtra

Bird Hospitality Services 5-Star Hotel (Kukas) 650.00 Rajasthan

Ambo Steel & Power Iron & Steel (Barakot) 400.00 Odisha

Ricoh India Data Centre (Gandhinagar) 300.00 Gujarat

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 Project Review August 2018

Completed

As per Projects Today, during the month a total of 19 projects

were completed across various sectors. These projects owned
by private and government entities entailed a total investment
of `4,057.95 crore. Of the total projects, 14 were owned by
private entities. A major project completed during the month
was owned by Kaithal Tollway, a special purpose vehicle (SPV)
of IRB Infrastructure Developers. On 28 August 2018, the
company completed the four-laning of Kaithal-Rajasthan
border section of NH-152/65 from 33.250 km to 241.580 km
in the state of Haryana at an investment of `2,300 crore.

Apart from this, the top five completed projects for the months
were:

Top Five Completed Projects

Cost
Promoter Project Name State
(`Crore)

Shree Cement Integrated Cement (Raipur) 1,100.00 Chhattisgarh

Department of Information Technology

Bhamashah State Data Centre (Jaipur) 319.98 Rajasthan
& Communication, Rajasthan

Ashapura Perfoclay Bleaching Clay (Ler) Project - Expansion 75.00 Gujarat

S3V Vascular Technologies Medical Device (Hootgalli) 70.00 Karnataka

Ceratizit India Metal Coatings (Uluberia) 60.00 West Bengal

15 September 2018
 Projects in Africa

Ghana to construct largest solar farm in Africa

T
he government of Ghana is set to commence construction completion, the line will enable cargo discharged from ships to
of the largest solar farm in Africa. The company Blue Power be loaded directly onto trains. This will enable the SGR to handle
Energy intends to develop the solar farm by March 2019 non-containerized (conventional) cargo such as clinker, fertilizer,
and produce 100 MW of energy. The company will focus on grain, and steel.
renewable energy. It has set the goal to eventually provide the
national grid with 100 percent renewable energy in order to Designs of the railway are being prepared by the China Road
make cities more sustainable. and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), whereas the China Railway
Design Corporation and APEC Consortium will study the work.
After several delays due to a budget shortfall, South Africa is set Phase-2A of the SGR project will be followed by Phase-2B that
to begin the construction of Sedibeng Water Treatment Plant. will extend the line to Kisumu. Exim Bank of China will finance
Water and Sanitation Minister Gugile Nkwinti has inked an most of the project.
agreement with the Gauteng government paving the way for the
project. A budget for conclusion of module six has been provided The Johannesburg Road Agency (JRA) has relaunched its asphalt
which is expected to be completed by early 2019. Following this, plant in Johannesburg, South Africa. The plant will enable the
module seven will commence. The Department of Water and JRA maintenance teams to respond quicker to asphalt service
Sanitation is also processing payments in favour of service defects. The setting up of the plant will speed up delivery and
providers for work they had undertaken earlier. Moreover, eliminate environmental pollution that was persistent with the old
following the allocation of the budget, a detailed design work by asphalt plant. The plant has a dual burner that can use burner
Rand Water will commence for the next module. fuel, as well as natural gas, thereby increasing the use of green
energy. The JRA has been allocated USD 89.5 million in the
The government of Kenya is set to begin construction of the 22 capital budget of which USD 18.6 million will be for road
km standard gauge railway linking the Miritini passenger rehabilitation and reconstruction projects. The plant underwent
terminus to Mombasa CBD train station by the end of August refurbishment to ensure it meets air quality requirements. The
2018. The project will entail an investment of USD two million. plant was first built in 1965. Its capacity has also increased from
The tenders for the project were at the evaluation stage. Upon 80 tonne per hour to 200 tonne per hour.

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 Projects in Africa

The government of Nigeria, through the Federal Construction and rehabilitation work has begun on 308 km
Executive Council (FEC), has approved funding worth rural roads across the Osun state in Nigeria. Osun State
USD 973.6 million for a road project. The project Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, flagged off the construction
involves expansion of the road linking Akwanga through work for these projects. The new phase under the Osun
Jos, Bauchi to Gombe. The scope of the project involves Rural Access and Mobility Project (RAMP-II) will be
expansion of the current two-lane highway into a dual undertaken in Oragun and Oke Ila respectively. The road
carriageway. The upgradation of Akwanga-Jos-Bauchi- project is jointly financed by the World Bank and the French
Gombe road will cover 420.6 km and will be completed Development Agency. A total of 522.10 km of rural roads
within 48 months. and 26 river bridges are being constructed and
rehabilitated across the state.

17 September 2018
 Statistics

Projects­Investment:­By­Sectors­(2017­&­2018)
June-17 June-18
Sectors No.­of Invst. Share­in No.­of Invst. Share­in
Projects (`Crore) Total­(%) Projects (`Crore) Total­(%)

Manufacturing 3,049 19,77,816 16.70 3,446 21,56,661 16.60

Food­&­Agro­Products 497 51,064 0.43 547 51,875 0.40
Textiles 170 25,614 0.22 189 32,966 0.25
Basic­Chemicals 926 6,73,312 5.69 1,019 7,19,146 5.53
Fertilisers 111 1,46,562 1.24 118 1,56,061 1.20
Paints­&­Dyestuff 31 7,655 0.06 40 7,901 0.06
Drugs­&­Pharmaceuticals 251 16,848 0.14 260 17,754 0.14
Bio-technology 3 439 0.00 3 439 0.00
Petrochemicals­[Hydrocarbon] 16 93,400 0.79 16 1,07,808 0.83
Petroleum­Products­[Refinery] 64 3,61,956 3.06 63 3,69,696 2.84
Plastic­&­Plastic­Products 148 9,579 0.08 153 9,287 0.07
Rubber­&­Rubber­Products 21 12,429 0.10 30 23,519 0.18
Paper­&­Paper­Products 57 25,061 0.21 67 25,159 0.19
Non­Metallic­Mineral­Products 274 1,64,253 1.39 291 1,78,914 1.38
Cement­&­Asbestos 236 1,59,771 1.35 254 1,74,619 1.34
Basic­Metals 431 6,79,450 5.74 462 7,32,536 5.64
Iron­&­Steel 392 5,61,981 4.75 415 6,17,425 4.75
Non­Ferrous­Metals 39 1,17,469 0.99 47 1,15,111 0.89
Aluminium 23 98,441 0.83 27 98,296 0.76
Copper,­Zinc,­etc 13 16,254 0.14 14 14,030 0.11
Machinery 275 2,20,950 1.87 351 2,07,670 1.60
Non­Electrical­Machinery 68 10,572 0.09 92 11,888 0.09
Electrical­Machinery 78 16,166 0.14 96 23,650 0.18
Electronics 129 1,94,212 1.64 163 1,72,132 1.32
Consumer­Electronics 24 1,901 0.02 27 2,392 0.02
Transport­Equipment 195 1,04,979 0.89 257 1,57,629 1.21
Automobiles 110 91,921 0.78 136 1,38,679 1.07
Automobile­Ancillaries 85 13,058 0.11 121 18,950 0.15
Miscellaneous­Mfg 55 11,126 0.09 80 17,959 0.14
Mining 1,012 4,20,457 3.55 1,001 4,58,940 3.53
Mineral­Fuels 530 3,38,644 2.86 534 3,76,443 2.90
Coal,­Lignite 344 1,74,364 1.47 327 2,02,840 1.56
Petroleum­Oil­&­Gases 168 1,43,003 1.21 191 1,52,496 1.17
Non­Metallic­Minerals 272 21,947 0.19 274 22,194 0.17
Metallic­Ore,­Slag,­etc. 210 59,866 0.51 193 60,302 0.46

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 Statistics

Projects­Investment:­By­Sectors­(2017­&­2018)
June-17 June-18
Sectors No.­of Invst. Invst. No.­of Invst. Invst.
Projects (`Crore) (`Crore) Projects (`Crore) (`Crore)

Electricity­&­Non­Conventional­Energy 2,398 31,26,718 26.41 2,254 31,45,011 24.20

Electricity 1,475 29,02,454 24.51 1,302 28,68,282 22.07
Hydel­Based­Power 972 5,71,047 4.82 841 5,96,166 4.59
Thermal­Based­Power 482 21,56,723 18.21 439 20,97,432 16.14
Nuclear­Based­Power 21 1,74,684 1.48 22 1,74,684 1.34
Non­Conventional­Energy 923 2,24,264 1.89 952 2,76,729 2.13
Services­&­Utilities 53,222 56,36,696 47.61 59,030 64,64,604 49.75
Hotels­&­Restaurants 300 18,002 0.15 300 21,142 0.16
Community­Services 13,447 7,42,973 6.27 15,870 8,33,065 6.41
Hospitals 1,641 1,13,877 0.96 1,760 1,34,191 1.03
Tourism­&­Recreation 1,459 92,130 0.78 1,678 1,14,584 0.88
Water­&­Sewerage­Pipeline­&­Dist. 3,652 2,50,273 2.11 4,830 3,01,272 2.32
Water,­Sewage­&­Effluent­Treatment 1,059 51,377 0.43 1,239 52,912 0.41
Other­Community­Services 5,636 2,35,316 1.99 6,363 2,30,106 1.77
Transport­Services 27,252 37,08,984 31.32 29,796 42,35,078 32.59
Roadways 21,287 13,50,580 11.41 23,383 16,79,703 12.93
Railways 1,086 14,48,815 12.24 1,183 15,59,989 12.00
Airways­(Aviation­Infrastructure) 188 1,07,135 0.90 192 1,19,522 0.92
Shipping­Infrastructure 560 3,79,300 3.20 616 4,53,268 3.49
Pipelines 141 84,876 0.72 145 87,131 0.67
Crude­Oil/POL­Pipeline 15 6,340 0.05 13 6,425 0.05
Gas­Pipeline 121 78,536 0.66 128 80,706 0.62
Power­Distribution 3,711 3,25,917 2.75 3,961 3,21,699 2.48
Communication­Services 32 3,09,309 2.61 39 2,89,777 2.23
Commercial­Complexes 1,970 82,055 0.69 2,085 1,01,761 0.78
Real­Estate 8,459 4,22,001 3.56 8,965 5,78,425 4.45
Industrial­&­Software­Parks 829 2,27,031 1.92 879 2,56,997 1.98
Software­Parks 220 35,673 0.30 242 43,765 0.34
SEZ/EPZ 139 97,993 0.83 127 92,029 0.71
Other­Parks 447 86,809 0.73 482 1,09,218 0.84
Storage­&­Distribution 870 1,23,775 1.05 1,040 1,44,890 1.11
LPG­Storage­&­Distribution 68 5,659 0.05 85 7,242 0.06
LNG­Storage­&­Distribution 24 82,576 0.70 26 82,887 0.64
Other­Storage­&­Distribution 778 35,540 0.30 929 54,760 0.42
Miscellaneous­Services 63 2,565 0.02 56 3,470 0.03
Irrigation 2,034 6,78,706 5.73 2,124 7,69,516 5.92
Total 61,715 1,18,40,392 100.00 67,855 1,29,94,732 100.00

19 September 2018
 Statistics

Projects­Investment:­By­States
June-17 June-18
States No.­of Invst. Share­in No.­of Invst. Share­in
Projects (`Crore) Total­(%) Projects (`Crore) Total­(%)
States
Andhra­Pradesh 2,679 8,01,511 6.77 3,224 9,74,030 7.50
Arunachal­Pradesh 245 2,74,831 2.32 240 2,91,885 2.25
Assam 816 2,04,637 1.73 919 2,41,313 1.86
Bihar 2812 2,87,193 2.43 3114 3,02,293 2.33
Chhattisgarh 1,981 4,54,967 3.84 2,186 4,94,532 3.81
Delhi 1128 2,98,526 2.52 1241 3,00,518 2.31
Goa 492 30,466 0.26 436 30,372 0.23
Gujarat 3471 8,76,250 7.4 3790 9,51,492 7.32
Haryana 1,900 1,78,005 1.50 2,089 2,02,206 1.56
Himachal­Pradesh 768 1,16,738 0.99 842 1,19,236 0.92
Jammu­&­Kashmir 628 1,53,430 1.30 735 1,56,055 1.20
Jharkhand 2548 4,48,026 3.78 2822 4,74,281 3.65
Karnataka 4,685 6,69,140 5.65 5,295 7,62,103 5.86
Kerala 1551 1,91,691 1.62 1631 1,89,386 1.46
Madhya­Pradesh 4,200 6,37,847 5.39 4,541 7,33,368 5.64
Maharashtra 8780 14,11,036 11.92 9285 15,15,723 11.66
Manipur 165 28,028 0.24 178 33,883 0.26
Meghalaya 161 26,129 0.22 170 35,385 0.27
Mizoram 119 14,446 0.12 128 17,432 0.13
Nagaland 74 14,264 0.12 110 20,382 0.16
Odisha 3,385 7,45,150 6.29 3,678 8,71,226 6.70
Punjab 1326 1,45,004 1.22 1390 1,78,025 1.37
Rajasthan 2,408 3,92,816 3.32 2,640 4,44,232 3.42
Sikkim 126 29,793 0.25 135 29,495 0.23
Tamil­Nadu 3,306 6,60,008 5.57 3,551 7,02,204 5.40
Telangana 2958 5,87,405 4.96 3123 6,35,527 4.89
Tripura 204 31,599 0.27 208 31,941 0.25
Uttar­Pradesh 3906 5,98,569 5.06 4779 6,69,137 5.15
Uttarakhand 1,189 1,04,558 0.88 1,250 1,16,408 0.90
West­Bengal 2604 2,96,161 2.5 2961 2,96,882 2.28
Union­Territories
Andaman­&­Nicobar­ 74 6,471 0.05 75 10,885 0.08
Chandigarh 131 14,412 0.12 127 4,781 0.04
Dadra­and­Nagar­Haveli 72 4,093 0.03 87 4,746 0.04
Daman­and­Diu 55 592 0 73 678 0.01
Lakshadweep 18 200 0.00 19 192 0.00
Puducherry 102 13,589 0.11 103 13,776 0.11
Multi-State,­Offshore­&­Unallocated
Multi­States 559 9,95,859 8.41 572 10,31,674 7.94
Offshore 32 75,025 0.63 46 84,616 0.65
Unallocated 57 21,927 0.19 62 22,431 0.17
All­India 61,715 1,18,40,392 100.00 67,855 1,29,94,732 100.00

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 Statistics

Industrial­Entrepreneur­Memoranda
No­of­IEMS­Filed `Crore­­­­­­
Month
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Jan 179 161 174 137 163 13,350 10,666 27,183 29,119 21,798
Feb 211 141 193 198 132 36,015 54,605 17,635 20,637 64,329
Mar 200 150 167 222 185 22,138 12,610 12,718 35,556 37,906
Apr 157 202 167 161 130 47,655 45,328 14,504 1,27,724 17,015
May 115 141 228 182 157 4,624 16,844 63,994 17,180 49,043
Jun 102 192 256 200 172 8,967 24,067 37,356 25,822 66,249
Jul 126 184 206 140 1,82,574 45,390 76,117 28,679
Aug 156 131 160 139 15,667 17,401 37,532 22,104
Sep 173 162 204 141 30,266 11,494 47,391 25,445
Oct 102 94 150 117 14,367 13,884 41,630 16,674
Nov 127 186 148 163 16,599 24,496 14,527 28,422
Dec 171 165 209 172 10,666 21,060 20,151 17,934
Jan-Dec 1,819 3,924 2,262 1,972 939 4,02,888 2,97,845 4,10,738 3,95,296 2,56,340
Source: SIA, Ministry of Commerce & Industry

Foreign­Direct­Investment­Inflows­(US$­million)

Equity
"Year Reinvested Other Total­FDI
YoY­(%)
(Apr-Mar) Earnings+ Capital+ Flows
FIPB­Route/­RBI Unincorporated
Automatic­Route Bodies+
2000-01­­ 2,339 61 1,350 279 4,029 -
2001-02­­ 3,904 191 1,645 390 6,130 52.15
2002-03­­ 2,574 190 1,833 438 5,035 -17.86
2003-04­­ 2,197 32 1,460 633 4,322 -14.16
2004-05­­ 3,250 528 1,904 369 6,051 40.00
2005-06­­ 5,540 435 2,760 226 8,961 48.09
2006-07­­ 15,585 896 5,828 517 22,826 154.73
2007-08­­ 24,573 2291 7,679 300 34,843 52.65
2008-09­­ 31,364 702 9,030 777 41,873 20.18
2009-10 25,606 1540 8,668 1931 37,745 -9.86
2010-11 21,376 874 11,939 658 34,847 -7.68
2011-12 34,833 1022 8,206 2495 46,556 33.60
2012-13 21,825 1,059 9,880 1,534 34,298 -26.33
2013-14­(P)­­ 24,299 975 8,978 1794 36,046 5.10
2014-15­(P)­­ 30,933 978 9,988 3,249 45,148 25.25
2015-16­(P)­­ 40,001 1111 10,413 4,034 55,559 23.06
2016-17­(P) 43,478 1227 12,176 3,201 60,082 8.14
2017-18­(P)­ 44,857 816 12,370 3,920 61,963 3.13
2018-19­(P)­(upto­June­2018) 12,752 155 2,924 1,037 16,868 -72.78
Source: DIPP
Note: FDI­inflows­do­not­include­Euro­(GDR/ADR)­Issues
+ Estimated­Figures;­(P)­Provisional

21 September 2018