INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT
	DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE, ANAKAPALLI DISTRICT Mail ID: dicanakapalli@gmail.com

1. Activities / Services implemented by the DIC:

District Industries Centres are established to foster and develop industries at the district level, with the overarching objective of driving economic growth, employment generation, and overall development of the district. The office is located in Plot No.44, Industrial Park, KNR Peta, Koppaka, Anakapalli district.

Industrial Development: Identify and develop industrial potential in the district, fostering entrepreneurship, and creating employment opportunities.

Support to Industries: Provide support to MSMES in terms of financing, technology, marketing, and training.

Infrastructure Development: Supporting APIIC in identification of new locations for establishment of Industrial Parks

Entrepreneurship Promotion: Encourage entrepreneurship, particularly among youth, women, and marginalized communities. Support and guide entrepreneurs in identifying viable projects to establishing their enterprises.

Clearances under SingleDP: Facilitate clearances, approvals, and permissions for industries within 21 days through Single Desk Portal, streamlining the process of setting up and operating businesses

Industrial Incentives: Sanction Industrial incentives under various Industrial policies to MSMEs and recommend to the Commissioner of Industries in respect of Large and Mega projects.

Database : Maintain a database of Large / Mega projects and MSMEs registered in Udyam portal

PMEGP: Implementation of Self employment scheme to promote Micro Enterprises in the district.

PM Vishwakarma: Implementation of the PM Vishwakarma Scheme to support artisans and craftsmen

DIEPC Meetings: Convene regular District Industrial and Export Promotion Committee meetings to address grievances and concerns of Industries

MSE- CDP: Promoting and supporting the clusters under Micro Small Medium Enterprise – Cluster Development Programme

Auditing and verification: Conduct regular auditing and verification of High Risk and hazardous Industries in the District to ensure safety and compliance along with line departments.

2. Organogram:

3. 1. Activities / Services implemented by the DIC:

   District Industries Centres are established to foster and develop industries at the district level, with the overarching objective of driving economic growth, employment generation, and overall development of the district. The office is located in Plot No.44, Industrial Park, KNR Peta, Koppaka, Anakapalli district.

   Industrial Development: Identify and develop industrial potential in the district, fostering entrepreneurship, and creating employment opportunities.

   Support to Industries: Provide support to MSMES in terms of financing, technology, marketing, and training.

   Infrastructure Development: Supporting APIIC in identification of new locations for establishment of Industrial Parks

   Entrepreneurship Promotion: Encourage entrepreneurship, particularly among youth, women, and marginalized communities. Support and guide entrepreneurs in identifying viable projects to establishing their enterprises.

   Clearances under SingleDP: Facilitate clearances, approvals, and permissions for industries within 21 days through Single Desk Portal, streamlining the process of setting up and operating businesses

   Industrial Incentives: Sanction Industrial incentives under various Industrial policies to MSMEs and recommend to the Commissioner of Industries in respect of Large and Mega projects.

   Database : Maintain a database of Large / Mega projects and MSMEs registered in Udyam portal

   PMEGP: Implementation of Self employment scheme to promote Micro Enterprises in the district.

   PM Vishwakarma: Implementation of the PM Vishwakarma Scheme to support artisans and craftsmen

   DIEPC Meetings: Convene regular District Industrial and Export Promotion Committee meetings to address grievances and concerns of Industries

   MSE- CDP: Promoting and supporting the clusters under Micro Small Medium Enterprise – Cluster Development Programme

   Auditing and verification: Conduct regular auditing and verification of High Risk and hazardous Industries in the District to ensure safety and compliance along with line departments.

   2. Organogram:

1. Large and Mega Projects:

1. Existing:

129 Major Industries exist in the District. The products include Chemical, Sugar, Pharmaceuticals, Bulk Drugs & API, Apparels and Cement etc.

Financial Year	No. of Units	Investment in Rs. Cr.	Employment
Upto 2023-24	126	44,394.97	67,912
2024-25	3	690.48	3,150
Total	129	45,085.45	71,062

S. No.	Sector	Units	Investment in Rs. Crs.	Employment	%
1	Chemical & Pharma	83	21697.17	36368	64.04
2	Mineral Based	7	8484.95	3941	5.56
3	Textiles Based	8	785.01	19186	6.34
4	Agro & Food Processing	6	349.93	1915	4.76
5	Iron & Steel	6	1443.04	2890	4.76
6	Cement	6	2067.34	1196	4.76
7	Plastic and Rubber	3	1241.62	2201	2.38
8	Power	2	6808.88	1150	1.58
9	Engineering Based	2	211.31	788	1.58
10	Wood based	1	559	640	0.79
11	Others	5	1437.2	787	3.97
	Total	129	45085.45	71062	100

Gallery of some Large / Major Industries

M/s. Dalvkot Biofuels Pvt Ltd	M/s.Eugia Steriles Pvt Ltd
M/s. Laurus Labs Private Limited
M/s. Brandix Apparel India Pvt. Ltd.
M/s. Ramco Cements Ltd	M/s. Pidilte Industries Ltd
M/s.ATC Tires AP Pvt Limited	M/s. Asian Paints Limited

1. Under implementation

26 upcoming projects worth of Rs.2,55,775.40 Crs are underway, committed to generate employment to 1,32,557 persons, at various stages of implementation including Land acquisition, DPR submission, Civil construction, Approvals, Machinery erection, Trail production, etc. Details are as follows:

S.No.	Name & Address of the unit	Line of activity	Investment	Employment
1	NTPC Pudimadaka(V), Atchutapuram(M)	Hydrogen Park	Rs.1,10,000 Crs	61000 Nos.
2	Arcelor Mittal Nippon Steel India limited Nakkapalli (AMNSIL)	Integrated Steel plant	Rs. 1,35,964 Cr	55000 Nos.
3	Kinetic Green Energy & Power Solutions Ltd	Electric 2 and 3 Wheelers, Ad. Tech Batteries	Rs.1750Crs.	5000 Nos.
4	Saint-Gobain Industries India Private Limited, Phase II, Gurjapalem (V), APSEZ, Atchutapuram	Gypsum Plaster Board and Float Glass	Rs.1490Crs.	1200 Nos.
5	Deccan fine Chemicals (India) Pvt Ltd. Kesavaram (V), Payakaraopeta (M), Anakapalli.	Chemicals	Rs.1100Crs.	1050 Nos.
6	Vishnu Chemicals Ltd.	Specialty chemicals (50,000 MTPA)	Rs.1000Crs.	1000 Nos.
7	Shyam Ferro Alloys Ltd.	High Grade Titanium Slag	Rs.800Crs.	750 Nos.
8	Laurus labs Ltd. unit – 8, APSEZ, Atchutapuram	Pharma ETP plant	Rs.706Crs.	675 Nos.
9	Lupin Limited, Plot No. 130, JNPC, Parawada	Bulk Drugs	Rs.700Crs.	1500 Nos.
10	Alliance Tire Group ( ATC Tires AP Pvt. Ltd.), DNA, Area, Atchutapuram	Off Highway & Radial Off Tyres	Rs.679Crs.	300 Nos.
11	Godavari Labs Privated Ltd APSEZ, Atchutapuram	Bulk Drugs	Rs.300Crs.	500 Nos.
12	Sanvira Industries, Chatametta(V), Rambilli(M)	Calcined Petroleum Coke	Rs.300Crs.	400 Nos.
13	Megha Fruit Processing Private Limited Plot No. 29,29A, Atchutapuram	Food Processing	Rs.185.25Crs	677 Nos.
14	Winwin Speciality Insulators Ltd. Duppituru(V), Atchutapuram(M)	High Voltage Insulators Of Ceramic, Porcelain & Polymers	Rs.174Crs.	500 Nos.
15	Biophore India Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. APSEZ, Atchutapuram	Pharmaceuticals	Rs.150Crs.	500 Nos.
16	NCL Industries, Thallapalem, Kasimkota, Anakapalli	Cement	Rs.148Crs.	150 Nos.
17	Inox Air Products Pvt Ltd, Plot No. 5E, DNA, Atchutapuram	Industrial Oxygen	Rs.145Crs	75 Nos.
18	Optimus Drugs Pvt Ltd Plot No. 16C, JNPC, Parawada	Chemical & Pharma	Rs.140Crs.	185 Nos.
19	Phalanx Chemicals Pvt Ltd., 23F,23G, Denotified Area, Atchutapuram	Pharma	Rs.109.73Crs.	200 Nos.
20	Shyam Metallics Ltd.	Integrated Titanium Project	Rs.7700 Crs.	5000 Nos
21	Yama Ribbons And Bows Co., Ltd, Denotified Area, Athcutapuram,	Garments	Rs.100Crs.	800 Nos.
22	Styrax Life Sciences Private Limited, Plot No. 95 & 96, APSEZ, Atchutapuram	Mfg. of APIs & Bulk Drugs	Rs.88Crs.	450 Nos.
23	Synaptics Labs Private Limited , Plot No. 15B, DNA, Athcutapuram	Mfg. of APIs & Bulk Drugs	Rs.82 Crs.	300 Nos.
24	Reactis Pharmaceuticals Private Limited, Athcutapuram	Pharmaceuticals	Rs.81.82Crs.	760 Nos.
25	Maa Durga Iron and Steel Private Limited	Ductile Iron Pipe Manufacturing	Rs. 800 Crs.	1,224 Nos.
26	Balaji Action Buildwell ( Action TESA)	Particle Board Manufacturing	Rs. 1,175.00 Crs	1,000 Nos.

1. Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) :

The district is a home to 21,122 MSMEs, specializing in diverse products such as Bulk drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Heavy Structural Fabrication, Light Weight Bricks, Plastic Containers, Fly ash bricks, Cashew processing, Rice mills, Cold Storage, Industrial Testing Laboratory, Printing Press, paper products, tourism, readymade garments, batteries etc. These MSMEs contribute significantly to the district’s economic growth and development.

Sector-wise MSME details:

S.No.	Sector	Units	Investment in Rs. Crs.	Employment	% of Share units
1	Agro & Food Processing	3086	268.95	29331	14.61%
2	Wood based	2458	14.12	9468	11.63%
3	Service	3304	149.08	10486	15.64%
4	Mineral Based	1501	206.81	14507	7.10%
5	Transport Hiring services	1519	89.94	3394	7.19%
6	Engineering Based	1661	215.64	8553	7.56%
7	Paper Printing based	414	23.16	1792	1.96%
8	Plastics and allied	317	73.33	2542	1.50%
9	Chemical & Pharma	300	1017.16	11762	1.42%
10	Textiles Based	246	20.95	2939	1.16%
11	Iron & Steel	239	90.13	2929	1.13%
12	Coir Based	138	16.4	1512	0.65%
13	Electrical & electronic	215	25.51	942	1.01%
14	Leather Based	44	7.41	132	0.20%
15	Metal Based	17	5.49	37	1.50%
16	Others	2205	191.14	10286	10.43%
17	Trading	3458	67.84	1086	15.31%
	Total	21122	2483.45	111698	100.00%

(5) Entrepreneur Cycle:

(6) Udyam Registration for MSMEs:

Udyam Registration is a certificate of registration for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India, introduced by the Government of India on July 1, 2020. It’s an entirely online, voluntary, and paperless registration process based on self-certification, making it convenient and hassle-free for MSMEs to register.

To obtain Udyam Registration, MSMEs can visit the official website

https://udyamregistration.gov.in/Government-India/Ministry-MSME-registration.html

Key Features of Udyam Registration:

• Voluntary Registration: Udyam Registration is not mandatory, but it’s highly beneficial for MSMEs to avail government benefits and incentives.

• Online Process: The registration process is entirely online, eliminating the need for physical documentation.

• No Fees: Udyam Registration can be obtained without paying any fees.

• Self-Certification: The registration process is based on self-certification, making it easier for MSMEs to register.

• Unique Identification Number: Upon registration, MSMEs receive a unique identification number and an MSME recognition certificate.

Benefits of Udyam Registration:

• Government Benefits: Udyam-registered MSMEs become eligible for various government benefits and incentives.

• Priority Sector Lending: MSMEs with Udyam registration are eligible for priority sector lending from banks.

• Cheaper Bank Loans: Udyam-registered MSMEs can avail cheaper bank loans with lower interest rates.

• Tax Benefits: MSMEs with Udyam registration are eligible for tax benefits, including Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) credit

(7) Clearances through Single Desk Portal (SDP):

A.P. Single Desk Portal was launched in June 2015. It is a one-stop-shop for investors to apply for all necessary regulatory approvals for starting and operating an industry and obtain them within 21 working days maximum without the need to physically visit any department. This portal is closely monitored by the Commissioner of Industries, with the General Manager, DIC, ensuring that all pending approvals are cleared within the stipulated timeframe. The District Collector reviews the progress regularly in DIEPC meetings to ensure effective implementation. This initiative aims to simplify the process of setting up and operating industries in the region, promoting ease of doing business.

Website: https://www.apindustries.gov.in/

PRE ESTABLISHMENT APPROVALS

Sl No.	Name of the Clearance / Approval	Department
1	Power Feasibility certificate/ Power Connection	DISCOM
2	Electrical Inspectorate statutory approval for drawings	Chief Electrical Inspectorate
3	Building /Site Permission /Approval/License from Municipality/ UDA/ DT&CP/	Department of Municipal Administration & Urban Development
4	Building /Site Permission from Gram Panchayat	Department of Panchayati Raj & Rural Development
5(i)	Approval for water supply from ULB s-MA & UD Department & Water Connection	Department of Municipal Administration & Urban Department
5(ii)	Permission to draw water from river/public tanks & Permission to dig new wells	Irrigation & CAD Department
6	Factory Plan Approval	Directorate of Factories-
7	Fire-No Objection Certificate	Directorate of Fire Services
8	Registration for VAT, CST, SGST	Commercial Tax-Department of Revenue
9	Consent for Establishment (a)   White (b) Green © Orange & (d) Red Category	APPCB
10	Approval of change of land use for Industrial purpose	Land Administration , Revenue
11	Registration of Partnership Firms	Registration & Stamps
12	License for manufacture of bulk drugs / formulations / cosmetics	Drug Control Administration
13	License for manufacture of Ayurvedic, Homeo, Siddha, Unani	AYUSH

Pre Operation Approvals

S No.	Name of the Clearance / Approval	Department
1	Final approval from Electrical Inspectorate- Department of Energy-Chief Electrical Inspector	Chief Electrical Inspectorate-Department of Energy
2	Registration under Professional Tax	Commercial Tax
3	Factory Registration / licensing	Directorate of Factories
4	Registration of shops & establishments	Department of Labour & Employment Training and Factories
5	Occupancy certificate from Fire Services Department	Directorate of Fire Services
6	Consent for Operation – CFO (a)  Green, (b)Orange, (c) Red (d) Authorization of units handling hazardous wastes	APPCB
7	Boiler registration	Directorate of Boilers
8(i)	Registration of establishments deploying contractual workmen	Commissionerate of Labour
8(ii)	Registration of establishments deploying inter-state migrant workmen	Commissionerate of Labour
9	Registration of plastic manufacturers / recyclers	APPCB
10	License for storage of petroleum, diesel and Naptha	District Collector/ Civil Supplies Department
11	License for possession and use of Rectified Spirit and Denatured Spirit	Prohibition & Excise Department of Revenue

(8) PROJECT IDENTIFICATION / SELECTION

Project selection process starts with the generation of a product idea.

• Ancillary units

• CSIR Labs (CFTRI / CLRI / DFRL/ CBRI/ IICT /CBRI etc.

• DIC / APSFC/ Horticulture department / LDM

• Demand –Supply gap / Emerging trends

• Potential customer needs

• Friends / Family Members / Success stories

• Forward & Backward linkages

• Professional magazines

• Scope for producing substitute product

• Trade Fairs / Exhibitions

Useful Websites

• www.techno-preneur.net

• www.apindustries.gov.in

• www.pmegp.in

• www.mofpi.in

• www.dcmsme.gov.in

• www.nsic.co.in

• www.nabard.org/model/bankprojects

(9) TYPES OF FIRMS

10) PMEGP Scheme:

Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is an ongoing credit linked subsidy programme, implementing since 2008 by GoI for generation of employment opportunities through establishment of new micro enterprises in both rural and urban areas to promote traditional artisans, unemployed youth, etc. The beneficiary has to invest only 5 to 10% of the project cost while the government provide a Margin Money / subsidy of 15-35% of the project including working capital. Banks provide the rest of the funds as term loans.

Ineligible activities are: meat products, mfg. of intoxicants, tobacco products, cultivation of crops / plantation, animal husbandry, polythene bags of less than 20 microns, recycled plastic products, etc.

Implementing Agencies		DIC, KVIC and KVIB
Institutions		All Nationalized & Commercial Private Banks
Targeted Group		Unemployed youths
Age		Above 18 years
Activities		Production / Service Oriented units
Project cost		Up to Rs.50 Lakhs for Manufacturing Units Up to Rs.20 Lakhs for Service Units
Educational qualification
Sector	Project Cost		Qualification
Manufacturing	Upto Rs.10 Lahs		Nil
	Morethan Rs.10 lakhs		8th class
Service	Upto Rs.5 lakhs		Nil
	More than Rs.5 Lakhs		8th class
Promoter Contribution General -10% Special – 5%
Margin Money/ Grant
The margin money will be converted into subsidy after 3 years.
Category				Rural	Urban
SC/ST/Woman/OBC/Min./PHc, Ex Service Men				35.00%	25.00%
General Men				25.00%	15.00%

Applicants can file application through 

https://www.kviconline.gov.in/pmegpeportal

Documents required online filing
1. Aadhaar Card	5. Project Report
2. PAN Card	6. Special Category certificate
3. Rural Area Certificate	7. Edu. Qualification
4. Caste Certificate	8. EDP certificate if any

11) PM VISHWAKARMA SCHEME

PM Vishwakarma was launched in September 2023 with a financial outlay of Rs.13000 crore. The scheme aims to strengthen and nurture the Guru-Shisya prampara or family-based practice of traditional skills by artisans and craftspeople working with their hands and tools. The Scheme aims at improving the quality, as well as reach of products and services of artisans and craftspeople and to ensure that the Vishwakarmas are integrated with the domestic and global value chains.

The Scheme will cover 18 traditional trades like Basket / Broom maker, Barber, Blacksmith, Carpenter, Cobbler, Fishing net maker, Garland maker, Goldsmith, Tailor, Washerman etc.

Benefits :

Recognition	Certificate & ID card with unique digital number
Skill Up gradation	Basic Skilling (7 days) & Advanced Skilling (15 days) will be provided.
Training stipend	Rs.500/- per day
Toolkit Incentive	Rs.15,000/- after basic training
Credit Support ( Collateral free)	Phase	Loan	Interest rate	Repayment period
	1st	Rs.1 lakh	5%	18 months
	2nd	Rs.2 Lakhs	5%	30 months
Incentive for bank transaction	Repayment of Rs.1 per eligible digital transaction (Max- Rs.100/- per month)
Marketing Support	Quality certification, Branding, Advertising, Publicity and other marketing activities

Eligibility Conditions:

Coverage	Self employed artisan / craftspeople working with hands and tools
Age	18 Years & above
Restriction	1 Person per family (Husband, Wife & unmarried children)
Other conditions	Person / Family members in Govt. service are not eligible Should not have availed loans under similar schemes of GoI/GoAP like PMEGP, SVANidhi, Mudra in last 5 years Loan Repaid persons are eligible Artisans acquired skill from Training Institutions are not eligible. Acquired skills through Guru-Shishya parampara are only eligible

(12) MSME Incentives:

To provide focused support for MSMEs and new entrepreneurs, particularly in the manufacturing sector, the Govt. of A.P. is offering various industrial incentives under 1.AP Industrial Development Policy (4.0) 2024-29, 2.AP Food Processing Policy(4.0) 2024-29, 3. AP MSME & EDP (4.0) 2024-29 and 4. AP Private Industrial Parks Policy (4.0) 2024-29 policies and an additional subsidy of 5% of FCI is offered for women, BC, SC and ST and /specially-abled entrepreneurs. The entrepreneurs can apply incentive claims online through SDP.

Industrial Incentives offered under various Policies:

	Incentive Type	Applicability
G.O.Ms.No.69 dated 26.10.2024 of Inds. & Com. (Programme) dept.	Stamp Duty Reimbursement Land Conversion Charges Capital Subsidy Power Cost Reimbursement Net SGST Reimbursement Skill Upgradation Cost Energy & Water Audit Cost Quality Certification top-up Local Raw Material Procurement Subsidy Technology Upgradation Cost	All MSMEs – New & Expansion units Export-MSMEs Only Expansions

	Investment Subsidies	12% to 15% FCI to Sub-large / Large / Mega/ Ultra Mega (>5,000 Cr) / 30% of FCI to Early Bird (First 200 projects) and 40% of FCI subsidy to High Value -added mfg.
	Top-up on PLI Approved by GoI	10% of total GoI PLI incentive approved (capped at 5% of FCI)
	Employment Creation Subsidy	Up to 10% of FCI based on employment ratio
	Power Cost	Fixed reimb. of Rs.1 per unit – 2 years
	Net SGST	100% reimbursement of net SGST – 5 yrs
	Decarbonization Subsidy	10-20% capital subsidy for green energy / projects.
		15-35% capital subsidy (capped at 6% of FCI) for high-impact
GO details	Local Procurement Subsidy	1% of annual export turnover reimbursed for 3 years
G.O.Ms.No.68 dated 26.10.2024 of Inds. & Com. (Programme) dept.	Stamp Duty	100% reimbursement
	Land Conversion	100% reimbursement
	Revival of Sick Units	Case-by-case support and tailored assistance

POLICY		Incentive Category		Details	Eligible units
		Capital Subsidy (New Enterprises)		25-35% – primary, secondary, and tertiary processing – Up to ₹8 Crs.	MSMEs / FPOs, SHGs – Micro,
		Technology Upgradation/ Modernization		20-35% – FCI for upgrading technology in existing units Cap of ₹5 Crs.
		Waste Processing		25-50% subsidy for processing units focused on waste-to-value initiatives Cap of ₹5 Crores
		Abattoirs/Meat Processing Units		35-50% subsidy on setting up modern abattoirs, meat processing, and animal feed units Cap of ₹25 Crores
		Food Testing Labs		35% subsidy Food process
		Power Tariff		₹1 per unit reim. for 2-6 years	MSMEs/ Large All
GO details		Net SGST		Reimbursement @100% – 5-6 years
G.O.Ms.No.71 dated 26.10.2024 of Inds. & Com. (Programme) dept.	Energy and Water Audits		75% audit cost reimbursement and 25% equipment cost		MSMEs
	Skill Upgradation		₹5,000-10,000 per employee
	Local Procurement		1% of annual turnover – locally Cap of ₹7 Crs
	Quality Certification		100% for quality certifications like HACCP, GMP, ISO,tc.		All units
	Top-Up on GoI		Additional 10-15% incentives – ( PMKSY, AIF) Capped based on scheme		Projects with GoI sanction
	Stamp Duty		100% Reimbursement		All investment bands
	Land Conversion Charges		100% reimbursement

Policy	Incentive Type	Applicability
	Transmission and distribution / wheeling charges	Battery energy Storage, Green Hydrogen, Bio fuels, EV Charging, Solar panels Poly silicon to module / Wind turbines Battery mfg., Electrolysers mfg.
	Energy Banking, Settlement & Balancing Reactive power charges 50 ps. / KVAH Virtual Net metering, Gross metering Distributed Energy resource aggregation fee, SGST on SRT projects, Capital subsidy, Land conversion, Open access charges, Production linked incentives, Subsidy on power costs , 25% exemption on Industrial water charges
GO details G.O.Ms.No.37 dated 30.10.2024 of Energy (Power-II) dept. Target (a) achieve 50% cumulative electric power installed capacity from non-fossil fuel-based energy resources by 2030. b) Reduce the total projected carbon emissions by 2.5 – 3.0 billion tonnes from current level till 2030 by creation of additional carbon sink through incremental forest and tree cover. c) Reduce the emission intensity of the GDP by 45% by 2030, from 2005 level.

AP TEXTILE & APPAREL (4.0) 2024-2029 POLICY

Policy	Incentive Type	Applicability
	100% Exemption of conversion charges	Biotech / Pharma / Toy / EV / Semiconductor / Defence / Leather / Textiles/ Food processing / Drone etc (5 Years )
	100% exemption for layout
GO details G.O.Ms.No.67 dated 26.10.2024 of Inds. & Com. (Infra ) dept. To promote world class IPs – Nano/ MSME / Large	100% exemption of stamp duty
	Capital subsidy @Rs.3 to Rs. 5 lakhs per acre

Website: https://www.apindustries.gov.in/ incentives

(13) Micro, Small Enterprises–Cluster Development programme (MSE-CDP):

• MSE-CDP is being implemented to enhance productivity and competitiveness of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) for their holistic development adopting cluster approach.

• The Government has instructed to identify and promote 2 Clusters in each district under MSE- Cluster Development Programme. The main objective is to support the sustainability and growth of MSEs by addressing common issues such as setting up of common facility centers, improvement of technology, skills and quality, market access, access to capital, etc.

Project cost	SPV share	Govt. AP	Govt. of India
Up to Rs.10 Crs	5%	15%	80%
>Rs.10 Crs upto Rs.30 Crs	15%	15%	70%

• Identified two clusters in the District which are in process.

1. Anakapalli Rice Mills Cluster Association, Nathavaram , Anakapalli District

2. Balaji Cashew Industries Association, Makavarapalem, Anakapalli District

Website https://cluster.dcmsme.gov.in

 

 

HELP DESK
Sri. G.Nagaraja Rao	District Industries Officer	9848489948
Sri. G. Jogindh	Assistant Director	9704918111
Smt. M. Hamini Priyadarshini	Industrial Promotion Officer	7997952314
Smt.S.Triveni	Industrial Promotion Officer	7997952331
Sri.B.H.R. Brahma	Industrial Promotion Officer	9701197069

 

 

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