Live
- IPL 2024: Fraser-McGurk, Porel fifties; Stubbs’ 41 propel DC to 221/8 against RR
- U20 men’s football nationals: Kerala beat Haryana to enter quarters; A.P. draw with Gujarat
- EPFO evaluating course of action over HC ruling on foreign workers
- Political slugfest surfaces in Bengal after SC puts interim stay on cancellation of 25,753 school jobs
- Apple launches iPad Pro with M4 chip and AI capabilities
- Congress stands for National unity says Arathi Krishna
- The dynamics of tax cuts and collections under Modi govt: A tale of prosperity
- ‘Inspiring to see the focus of sports expanding beyond cricket’: State-of-the-Art sports arena unveiled in Delhi
- Voltas Q4 net profit dips 19 per cent, declares dividend of Rs 5.50 per share
- Madigas should Vote for BJP to protect their self respect.Manda Krishna madiga
Non-Resident Telugus ink pact with 72 companies
Intensive campaign launched by the State government for attracting industries are giving bountiful results as 72 companies reached
- For setting up various industries worth Rs 400 crore in Krishna and Guntur districts
- The deal expected to generate employment for 4,000-odd people
- Large number of NRIs are ready to invest in AP due to conducive atmosphere, says Seshu Babu, head of the APNRTS
Vijayawada: Intensive campaign launched by the State government for attracting industries are giving bountiful results as 72 companies reached MoUs with Andhra Pradesh Non-Resident Telugus Society (APNRTS) for setting up industries in Krishna and Guntur districts. The approximate value of the investment is Rs 400 crore and it is expected to generate employment for 4,000.
The NRIs have signed MoUs for setting up micro, medium and small scale industries related to Information and Technology, precision engineering, construction and works for grounding of industries will begin by June or July 2016 in Amaravati region and Gannavaram. The Non-Resident Telugus Society (NRTS) formed by State government is vigorously trying to convince the Telugu entrepreneurs living in other countries to invest in Andhra Pradesh and contribute for the development of their home land.
The NRTS is providing information on investment options, legal taxation, banking procedures, land availability, land prices, industrial zones etc. The Non-Resident Telugus are sending Rs 30,000 crore every year to Andhra Pradesh from the Gulf, Western Countries, Malaysia, Singapore and other East Asian countries. This amount is nearly one third of the State budget, which is over Rs.1.10 lakh crore. Kanuru Seshu Babu, director of head of investment, NRTS, said a large number of NRIs are ready to invest in the fields of Information Technology, software, pharmaceuticals, defence and engineering industries and been waiting to get information about the taxes, land prices, banking procedures etc. Addressing a media conference here on Saturday, he said Andhra Pradesh has bright future for industrial development. He said MoUs reached for the investment of Rs 400 crore in Krishna and Guntur districts.
Andhra Pradesh is achieving growth rate over 10 per cent which is very high compared to two per cent growth being achieved by Western countries, he added. Seshu Babu is optimistic the efforts of NRTS will give good results in the coming years.
