Since such an era of industrial tradition revealed a mix of all the necessary for a winning industry— a base of production, natural resources, a low-cost trained workforce, and subsequent access to infrastructure development. A specifically chosen policy for diversifying industry and not to take as far as sustainable mining, agro-based industries, and renewable power revealed the following outcome. This, along with establishing logistic parks for entity transportation, an interval policy established the most effective value and efficacy of industry. Such a new tendency in industry is so modern that giant fields included an intention in advancing their line— manufacturing, metallurgy, food processing, the fields of textile and information technology and clean technology.
One, minerals and metals. The mineral deposits of Jharkhand make steel, cement, refractory, and metal fabrication industries feasible. In addition, the state has extensive coal reserves, and further holds iron-ore, bauxite, copper and the potential for value-added metallurgy, alloy and downstream industries.
Two, agriculture and forestry. The reputation of the state’s soil as being fertile along with the sufficient availability of water allows producing pulses, maize, vegetables, lac, and medicinal plants. A few possibilities also exist for Jharkhand in food processing, organic farming, and herbal product manufacturing. And three, energy and water resources. Jharkhand generates more than 4,000 MW of electricity and holds considerable potential in hydel, solar, and biomass. The power-intensive industries also benefit from the availability and relatively low prices of electricity.
The Jharkhand Government issued exhaustive Fiscal and Non-Fiscal incentives:
- Capital Investment Subsidy: 25-35% of fixed capital investment.
- Power Tariff Rebate: Rs1.00 per unit for 5 years.
- SGST Reimbursement: 100% for 7-10 years.
- Interest Subsidy: 6% on Term Loans for 5 years.
- Stamp Duty Exemption: 100% for land purchase/lease for industries.
- Employment Subsidy: Rs5000 p/m for local employees for 5 years.
- Transport Subsidy: 50% freight rebate for inter-state exports..
- Women/ST/SC Entrepreneurs and MSME Entrepreneurs: MSDP 5-10% of capital subsidy.
The combination of minerals, manpower, and manufacturing facilitated Jharkhand state with immense business potential and resulted in it hosting a unique mix of these factors. The state boasts well-established industrial infrastructure, progressive policies, and enormous natural resources, making it one of Eastern India’s most lucrative investment destinations. Potential for profitable, sustainable business ventures includes:
- Steel & Metal Industries
- Agro and Food Processing
- Textiles & Handicrafts
- Renewable Energy
- Tourism and IT Services
Given the high returns, geographical advantages, and various governmental benefits, Jharkhand is undoubtedly among the top prospects for making India’s nationwide headway in business development and industrial entrepreneurship.
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Working Capital : - |
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Rate of Return (ROR): 37.00 |
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Break Even Point (BEP): 29.00 |
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