INDUSTRY REPORT Mining Industry 2020 - Jan, 2020

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INDUSTRY REPORT
                Mining Industry 2020
                                             Jan, 2020

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INDUSTRY REPORT Mining Industry 2020 - Jan, 2020
INDEX
 Overview of Mining Industry in India                       …3

 Overview of Mining Industry inTelangana & Andhra Pradesh   …4

 Why Telangana & Andhra Pradesh?                            …6

 Demand Drivers

     o   Growth in Infrastructure sector                     ...8
     o   Power Sector                                        …9
     o   Steel Sector                                        …10
     o   Cement Sector                                       …10
     o   Ceramic Sector                                      …12

 Initiatives and Policy Support by Government               …13

 Why Hyderabad as a Destination for Organizing
  Expos on Mining Industry                                   ...16

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INDUSTRY REPORT Mining Industry 2020 - Jan, 2020
Overview of Mining Industry in India
1. The total value of mineral production (excluding atomic & fuel minerals) during
   2017-18 has been estimated at INR 1,13,541 crore
2. Growing at CAGR of 15-20% Y-o-Y
3. India ranked 4th amongst the mineral producer countries; behind China, US, &
   Russia
   o India is the 3rd largest producer of coal. Coal production in the country stood
     at 676.51 million tonnes in FY18 with 1530 operational mines
   o Ranks 4th in iron ore production and expected to reach 210 million tonnes
   o 3rd largest steel producer with 102. 34 million tonnes
   o Combined Aluminum production of NALCO, BALCO, HINDALCO and Vedanta
     increased 5.65% to 1.84 MT in FY18 from 1.74 MT in FY17
   o 6th largest bauxite reserves around 650 million tonnes

                                  State Wise break down                        Rajasthan
                                                                               Odisha
                                       17%           18%                       Chattisgarh
                 5%
                                                                               Jharkhand
              5%                                            15%
                                                                               Gujarat
                     6%
                                                                               AP
                            9%                             9%
                                                                               Telagana
                                           8%        8%
                                                                               MP
                                                                               Assam
     Total market share of
       A.P + Telangana is                                                      Others
            15-20%
Mining Industry in Telangana & Andhra Pradesh (refer as AP in report)
1. Telangana’s mining revenues have increased from INR 1,207 crore in 2010-11 to INR
   3,700 crore in 2018-19, registering a 300% increase
2. Telangana has identified mining as one of the core sectors and through its industrial
   policy has been attracting significant investments
3. Around 20% of India’s Coal deposits are found in Telangana
   o State produces about 33 million tonnes of industrial minerals, 50 to 55 million tonnes
     of coal and 54 million cubic meters of dimensional stones and building material

Sources: Ministry of mines                                                               3
Mines And Geology, Telegana, Ministry of Mines A.P
INDUSTRY REPORT Mining Industry 2020 - Jan, 2020
Overview of Mining Industry in Telangana & Andhra
                          Pradesh (1/2)
3. Telangana plays key role in framing of National Mineral Policy
  o It contributed ingenious and resourceful inputs to the Ministry of Mines,
    Government of India, for framing the new National Mineral Policy
  o Inputs on more transparency, effective regulation, encourage merger and
    acquisition, PPP model of working, acquisition of mineral assets in other countries
    by private sector and long term import and export policy
   3 Reconnaissance Permits for Gold, Diamonds, Base metals, 18 prospecting License
    and 521 Mining Lease for Major Minerals (Industrial Minerals), 1186 Quarry leases
    for cut and dressed blocks of Granites and 1429 Quarry leases for other Minor
    Minerals (Construction Minerals)
 New Investment

 SCCL plans to take up seven coal blocks in various States and 48 mines
  in Telangana to meet the growing demand for coal with an additional
  requirement of 800 MW Thermal plant set up
 Sales surged from INR 5,600 crore in 2014-15 to INR 13,000 crore in
  2017-18, registering a growth of 132%
 Profits were up from INR 290 crore to INR 1,200 crore, up 314 %

 With increasing construction activity, TSMDC aims to excavate 1crore
metric tonnes of sand during FY 2018-19
 To meet the requirement of the states, 6 new stockyards are
constructed to store the sand and supply through M-sand supply
 State government earned INR 886 crore in 2018-19, registering about
30% growth in revenues, compared to INR 678 crore in 2017-18

4. A. P ranks 1st in in production of Barytes, Limestone, Mica and Silica Sand in India
   o 93% share of India’s Barytes reserves
   o 30% share of India’s Heavy Mineral Beach Sand reserves
   o 18% share of India’s Bauxite reserves
   o Leading granite producing state, with 132.5 MT granite resources
   o 2nd largest producer of cement with over 19.6 MT of limestone resources
   o Potential to develop glass and ceramic industry due to Abundant availability of
     Quartz, Quartzite, Silica Sand and clay resources

Sources: Ministry of mines                                                                4
Mines And Geology, Telegana, Ministry of Mines A.P
INDUSTRY REPORT Mining Industry 2020 - Jan, 2020
Overview of Mining Industry in Telangana & Andhra
                           Pradesh (2/2)
Existing Players

 Sources: Ministry of mines
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 Mines And Geology, Telegana, Ministry of Mines A.P
INDUSTRY REPORT Mining Industry 2020 - Jan, 2020
Why Telangana & Andhra Pradesh? (1/2)
Hyderabad is gearing up to become the largest industrial hub in Telangana and South
India, as it has existing conducive ecosystem
1. Mineral Producers/ Mines Owners
a) Total 1800+ mineral based industries in Telegana
     723 granite cutting and polishing units in Telangana
     463 Stone crusher units in Telangana
     Around 234 brick lins within two states
     183 Limestone slab cutting & polishing units
     80 Quartz pulverizes units in Telangana
     Approx. 55 Fullers earth processing units
     Link: Scope of establishment of mineral based industries in the Telangana
b) Total 1,700 + mineral-based industries in AP
c) National Mineral Development Corporation(NMDC) is Indian state-controlled
     mineral producer having its headquarters in Hyderabad and its Sponge Iron unit in
     Khammam.

2. Mining Machinery & infrastructure
a) Growth in demand for Mining equipment during FY 2017-18 recording a growth
    of 23%. Total mining equipment in Telangana and AP is 17,000 – 19,000 Units
b) Presence of large & medium infrastructure companies are 50+
c) Total number of civil contractors are 400+
d) Total number of builders are 1000 +
e) Presence of leading institutions such as National Cement, Construction and
    Building Material (NCCBM), National Academy of Construction
f) Presence of more than 100+ dealers or traders in the region
g) Presence of regional branches – L&T, Volvo, ACE, Universal, JCB, Doosan,
    Caterpiller, Mahindra, Sandvik

3. Cement, Pumps & Valves, Tyre, spare parts, steel & ceramic
a) Total number of cement plants are 50 +
b) Total number of ceramic plants are 35+
c) Approx 60+ Pumps and Valves suppliers in AP and Hyderabad
d) Around 30,000 + dealers, distributors & retails of Tyre industry present in these
     two states
e) Presence of more than 100+ Components and Spare Parts manufacturer within
     two states
f) Presence of more than 300+ TMT bar dealers
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INDUSTRY REPORT Mining Industry 2020 - Jan, 2020
Why Telangana & Andhra Pradesh? (2/2)

4. Power Generation and Transmission
a) Telangana government is now gearing up to increase the total capacity to 28,400
b) MW over the next 4-5 years
c) A. P. has increased the installed power capacity from 13,600 MW to 29,000 in FY
     2019- 20
d) Waste-to-energy plants planned in 15 + districts within two states

5. Logistics
a) Hyderabad registered 10-12% growth in logistics market in 2018 and occupied 9%
     of the total warehouse space in India
b) Entered into MoU with National Highway Authority of India and Container
     Corporation of India for development of Multi Modal Logistics Park at Hyderabad

6. IT in Mine Planning & Surveying
a) Presence of more than 300 + IT & electronic companies with two states
b) As per Nasscom, Telegana has registered a growth of 9.32% during FY 2018-19

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Sources: The economic times, The Hindu
Demand Drivers (1/5)
 1. Growth in Infrastructure sector
  Total estimated construction industry for FY 2017-18 is USD 11- 15 billion in
   Telangana & AP
  Growing with a CGAR of 10-12% Y-o-Y
  Telangana & AP together contributes 60-65% market of Construction Equipment in
    south market size
  A flurry of infrastructure projects – Metro, SRDP, MMTS, ORR etc., it’s participation in
    the creation of aerospace SEZ, bio-parks, financial districts, pharma city, IT hubs &
    start up incubators are attracting PPP investments in the region

 New Investment
  Telangana Government has approved INR 40,000 Crore infrastructure boost in next 3
   year
  Telangana government will be setting up the country's first dedicated construction
   and building materials manufacturing park spread over nearly 250 acres near
   Hyderabad with KEF Infra
    o Have the potential to attract INR 5,000-6,000 Crore investments and generate
      around 10,000 direct jobs
  Heavy investment in sectors like aerospace & defense (INR 2,500 Crore), pharma (INR
   64,000 Crore) , MSME (INR 10 Crore) to built industry specific parks in Hyderabad

 Developers and Builders in Hyderabad

   Hyderabad has emerged as the top investment destination in the real estate sector,
         attracting $793 million, ahead of $ 694 million secured by Bengaluru
                         - P Ravinder Rao, president, TREDA

 As per the recent analysis, sale of residential properties seem positive(34%) as
 compare to other metro & Tier 1 cities
 The states will spend about INR 22, 784 Crore on several infrastructure projects in
 the forthcoming years

Sources:    1) Make my India Website – Construction Sector                              8
            2) Dun & Bradstreet research paper, NBMCW research paper
Demand Drivers (2/5)

 2. Power Sector

  Telangana has increased its installed power generation capacity to 17,500 MW from
   7,778 MW in 2017 making into one of the fastest growing sectors in the country
  o The state is now gearing up to increase the total capacity to 28,400 MW over the
     next 4-5 years
  o Ranks 2nd on Solar Power with generation capacity of 3,400 MW

  A.P Ranked No. 1 in implementation of Energy efficiency and conservation
   programmes by World Bank

   o   24x7 quality industrial power supply, with lowest T&D losses in the country
   o   18 GW renewable energy capacity by 2021-22 (10 GW solar, 8 GW wind)
   o   Waste-to-energy plants planned in 10 districts
   o   Implementing one of the largest solar pump sets programmes
   o   Installed power capacity addition planed from 13,600 MW to 29,000 by 2019
   o   18,000 MW of renewable energy planned by 2021-22
   o   5 GW of solar power capacity addition
   o   4 GW of wind power infrastructure projects
   o   Over 1 crore LED bulbs distributed under Domestic Efficient Lighting programme
       (DELP)

 Existing Players

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Sources:     Website of A.P. Government of Telangana
Demand Drivers (3/5)
3. Steel Sector
 Presence of more than 300+ TMT bar dealers in Telangana & Andhra Pradesh
 Andhra Pradesh to set up INR 15,000 crore steel plant in Rayalaseema
   o The state government proposes to bear 100 percent of the investment through
       loans
   o It will be based on PPP model
 Telangana to set up INR 7,000 crore steel plant in Bayyaram.
 Andhra Pradesh to set up INR 4,500 crore steel plant in Kadapa.
 New Investment
Vizag Steel Plant plans to expand its capacity from 7.3
million tonne to about 12 million tonne per annum at an
estimated cost of INR 20,000 Crore
Viki Industries, the makers of isteel TMT bars, is planning
to double production capacity in 18 months and has
earmarked INR 30 crore for the purpose
 4. Cement Sector
 Cement industry sees about 10 to 18% in demand in Telangana and AP next two to
  three years
o Major reasons are - various heavy projects being undertaken by the respective
  governments
 There are around 50-60 players in the two states and they have a total capacity of
  75 Million Tonnes (out of 150 million tones market in South), of which currently 70-
  75% is being utilized
 Cement industry in Andhra Pradesh is one of largest industries in India

                        French cement giant Vicat group will invest INR 1,735 Crore in
                         the Indian cement sector involving both brownfield expansions
                         and Greenfield projects
                        It also includes setting up a Greenfield cement manufacturing
                         facility in Vizianagaram involving an investment of INR 510
                         Crore
                        It will invest INR 1,225 Crore on brownfield expansion of the
                         Karnataka
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Demand Drivers (4/5)

  Ramco plans to set up a new 3.15MT/Yr integrated plant Kurnool
   District
  The project has an investment of nearly US$210m

                       Anjani Portland Cement plans to build a new clinker production
                        line at its Chintalapalem plant, Telangana
                       It has a production capacity of 1.16MT/Yr and this will rise to
                        2.31MT/yr once the upgrade is complete
                       It is expected to cost US$61million It is scheduled to be
                        completed by the end of 2019

 Orient Cement plans to upgrade its Devapur in Adilabad
  District, Telangana
 It will invest INR 2,0000 Crore towards more than
  doubling the unit’s cement production capacity to
  7.5Mt/yr from 3Mt/yr

Existing Players

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Demand Drivers (5/5)

5. Ceramics Sector

 Estimated market size of Ceramic Industry of Telangana and AP is INR 1,000 Crore and
  is expected shall be double by 2020

 AP would soon become a ceramic hub for the ceramic industry which includes a 30
  thousand crore ceramic market and a 4 thousand crore sanitary ware market

 New Investment

 LIXIL Asia Pacific, has acquired 45 acre land with state-of-
  the-art facility at Bhimadole
 Will serve as a central production base for the Indian market
 It has invested INR 400 Crore and will produce select ranges
  of ceramic ware

                           Cera occupies a market share of 28% in Telangana sanitaryware
                            market which is valued at over INR 450 Crore
                           CERA plans to commission two units in next 3-4 months, and
                            will invest over INR 100 crore cumulatively
                           It has achieved a turnover of INR 158 Crore in Telangana and
                            AP, accounting for 14% of INR 1,180 Crore turnover
                           Telangana contributed to over INR 90 Crore sales, making it the
                            largest market nationally

 Somany Ceramics first plant in south India near
  Tiruchirapali in Andhra Pradesh
 It will produce about 11,000 to 12,000 square meters
  of verified tiles per day

 Existing Players

Source: 1) Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM)                          12
        2) Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA)
        3) Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Telangana
Initiatives and Policy Support by Government (1/3)

 The state government has undertaken number of reforms to offer an enabling and
  investor- friendly business climate to the investors. Some of the key Ease of Doing
  Business initiatives in Telangana include:

                    Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self Certification
                    System (TS-iPASS) established as a single point for clearances of
                    industrial set up

                    Single Window system, combined application form (CAF) with
                    provision to submit multiple applications in one form, Paperless
                    application and incentive disbursement

                    Predefined timelines (max 30 days for processing applications) with
                    provision for deemed approvals in case of no response

                    Minimum inspection, maximum facilitation with paperless
                    application and incentive disbursement

 Key Initiatives by the State Government
   Transparency in mineral allocation
   Release of Policy on Value Addition of Minerals in Andhra Pradesh benchmarked
    with leading mining and mineral based economies
   Preferential grant of mineral concessions to entrepreneurs willing to set-up
    mineral based industry on a priority basis
   Increased focus on mineral exploration
   Development of Mineral Atlas for promoting mineral based industry
   Human resource capacity building for effective mineral administration
   IT enablement for efficient mineral administration
   Government has launched promotion of export from rural artisans through skill
    upgradation in which a suitable agency will be providing skill upgradation to rural
    artisans for promoting exports.
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Initiatives and Policy Support by Government (2/3)

    Use of GPS
     In an endeavour to curb the menace of illegal sand mining, states Govt
      decided to introduce GPS tracking system, there were 150 notified sand
      reaches and 54 check posts were established to prevent illegal transport of
      sand
     Geo referral policy where all major minerals and the permissions for mining
      activities were being given through auction through e-permit
     Penalty of 1 lakh for unauthorized sand mining

    Online system in Place
     Introducing of M-Sand as a solution to growing sand scarcity amid increasing
      demand
        o The state government mandated all govt. engineering dept. to use 50% of
          M- Sand in all works
     Online mineral e- payment & e- permit system facilitates lease holders for
      online statutory payments and issues of dispatch permits
     Online Mineral Concession application system facilitates entrepreneurs to file
      Mineral concession through Meeseva portal
     Creation of online website “sand sales monitoring & management system” for
      registration of customers, vehicles, online booking of sand, tracking of orders,
      interstates sand transpiration and stocky yard details

Source: 1) CII & Yes Bank report on Automotive Industry in Telangana                 14
        2) Government of Telangana – Annual report 2017-18
        3) TSTPC, Government of Telangana. webiste
Initiatives and Policy Support by Government (3/3)
Industrial policy of Telangana
1. Effective Industrial Clearances Mechanism through TS- IPASS
  A single Common Application Form (CAF) for all departmental approvals
  A time limit has been set varying from 1 day to 30 days to clear the approvals
  Applications are pre-scrutinized at state and district level and thus avoiding delays in
     processing the same
  It has been made mandatory for the competent authorities to seek
     shortfall/additional information, within three days of receipt of application
  In case approvals are not accorded by departments, the projects shall be deemed
     approved

2. Telangana State-Wide Investment Facilitation (T-SWIFT) to provide approvals within
15 days to mega projects (over INR 200 Crore investment

3. Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TSIIC) was identified to develop
the potential industrial growth centres, along with developing the required
infrastructure in these centres. Following are some of the initiatives undertaken by
TSIIC:
   Establishment of Hyderabad Pharma-City at an area of 14,000 acres
   National Investment and Manufacturing Zones at Zaheerabad in Medak district, with
    an estimated investment of INR 17,300 Crore and to generate employment to 2.61
    lakh people
   Aerospace and Precision Engineering SEZ at Adibatla, will hosts 10 operational
    aerospace components manufacturing units
   Genome valley is largest innovation and life sciences cluster in Asia and is only clean
    manufacturing eco system. Will have more than 200 companies in the valley
   T-Hub has been developed aiming at making Hyderabad as a start-up city and
    Telangana as a start-up State
   Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR), has been cleared by the
    Government of India. With this IT products worth INR 2, 35,000 Crore are expected
    to be exported
   Plastic and polymer zone in 100 acres of land in Tumaloor village of Rangareddy
    district. With an estimated investment of INR 123.24 Crore

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Source:       Telangana Government website
Why Hyderabad as a Destination for Organizing
                Expos on Mining Industry – (1/2)
Why Hyderabad??
 The state is a store house for various minerals specifically coal, iron ore, limestone,
  gold, diamond, dolomite, manganese, quartz, sand for stowing, barytes, uranium,
  limestone salbs, road metal, building stone etc.

 Both public and private sectors established large and medium scale mineral based
  industries within two states
   o Total 1800+ mineral based industries in Telegana
   o Total 1700+ mineral based industries in A.P

 The state not only has number of mineral producers, but the end user or consumers
  industries are also huge

 Number of construction projects are running successfully , the most significant step is
  fast-paced developments, such as creating infrastructure facilities and better
  connectivity through the Metro, SRDP, MMTS, etc. that improve the overall climate of
  doing business in the state
   o Connectivity has been a constant focus of the state government, which has
       recently pumped in INR 669 Crore for the 69-km Warangal Outer Ring Road (ORR).
       The ORR will connect major National Highways to smaller towns

 Constant supply Mining equipment in the state, more than 100+ dealers or traders in
  the region
    o Presence of regional branches – L&T, Volvo, ACE, Universal, JCB, Doosan,
       Caterpiller, Mahindra, Sandvik

 Increase in installed power generation capacity to 17,500 MW from 7,778 MW in 2017
  making into one of the fastest growing sectors in the country
 o The state is now gearing up to increase the total capacity to 28,400 MW over the next
    4-5 years
 o Ranks 2nd on Solar Power with generation capacity of 3,400 MW

 Government of Telangana has identified Automobile and Auto Ancillary sector as key
  thrust sector and is providing necessary eco system through incentives, subsidies
  through ‘Telangana State Industrial Policy Framework’

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Why Hyderabad as a Destination for Organizing
                Expos on Mining Industry – (2/2)
 Hyderabad is a well connected location for Exhibitors as well as Visitors
   o Road connectivity: The density of notified national highways in Telangana is 2.90
     km/100 sq.km against the national average of 2.84 km/100 sq.km

    o Strong railway connectivity: The State also has an integrated railway network
      with railway terminals such as - Nizamabad, Mahbubnagar, Kamma Reddy,
      Bodhan, Jedcherala, Gadwal and, Balanagar

    o Access to world class airport facility: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA),
      Shamshabad is one of the largest 7 modern airports in India

    o Government of Telangana has entered MoU with Ministry of Civil Aviation and
      Airports Authority of India for development of small airports at Kothagudem and
      Warangal

    o Government of Telangana is ranked no 1 in Ease of Doing Business given by
      Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) and World Bank

    o State of Telangana has unique geographical advantage. It geographically placed
      in close proximity to major consumer markets such as Bangalore, Mumbai,
      Kolkata, Chennai etc.

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