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State clears 5 new projects worth Rs 328cr

Updated: January 17th, 2018, 00:43 IST
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Bhubaneswar: The state government Tuesday approved five investment proposals worth Rs 328 crore, which will create employment opportunities for 1674 people.
The government’s nod to the projects was accorded at the 76th meeting of State Level Single Window Clearance Authority (SLSWCA) held under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary A P Padhi.
The SLSWCA accorded approval to set up a manufacturing unit with a capacity to produce 35,000 tonnes per annum aluminium alloy conductors as well as alloy wires and rods at Angul Aluminium park.
With an investment of Rs 75 crore, the project will help create direct and indirect employment for 425 people, officials said.
Another downstream project for setting up a manufacturing plant to produce 33,500 tonnes aluminium per annum and alloy downstream products at Angul Aluminium Park also received SLSWCA’s nod. The project entails an investment of Rs 56.87 crore and would provide employment to 250 people.
In a bid to support downstream players setting up units in Angul Aluminium Park, the state government is giving a discount of Rs 10 lakh per acre towards land cost.
On the other hand, NALCO is offering a price discount of `4,000 per tonne on aluminium ingots and `5, 000 per tonne on molten metal. Such initiatives are making the business eco-system in Angul Aluminium Park more lucrative for the investors.
A proposal to set up a poultry processing plant at Khurda industrial area and a poultry pellet feed plant at Sea Food Park, Deras, was also approved by the SLSWCA. Another pellet feed plant proposed to be set up at Bhadrak by the same firm was also given clearance with a cumulative investment of Rs 50.27 crore. The three units, together, would provide employment to 486 people.
SLSWCA also cleared a proposal to set up 30,000 tonne per annum vegetable oil manufacturing unit at Khurda industrial area. The project entails an investment of `91.45 crore and will create employment for 384 people. A proposal related to setting up a four-star hotel at Cuttack with an investment of Rs 54.50 crore was also given nod. The proposed project will create an employment opportunity for 129 people. The government has recently launched a single window portal called ‘GO SWIFT,’ which provides more than 35 necessary approvals from various government departments within 30 days.
The portal also assists the investors throughout the life cycle of their projects, officials said.

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