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INDEX

I. BACK GROUND OF THE DISTRICT


II. RESOURCES

III. INFRASTRUCTURE

IV. INDUSTRIAL SCENARIO OF THE DISTRICT

V. OPPORTUNITIES BASED ON RESOURCES AND
DEMAND

VI. NEW PROJECTS

VII. SCOPE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL
RELATED INFRASTRUCTURE
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Background:
The District is bounded by the west is Bay of Bengal and towards the South
East is Vijayanagaram district and towards north is state of Orissa. The major Rivers
passing through the District are Nagavali, Vamsadhara Rivers

LOCATION AND POPULATION

Srikakulam District, which is located in the north-eastern part of Andhra
Pradesh, is one of the backward districts of the state, despite its natural resources
and other potential, which are yet to be exploited. It is bound on the North by
Orissa State, on the west and south by Vizianagaram District and on the east by Bay
of Bengal. The total area of the District is 5837 sq.Kms. Administratively, the
district is divided into three Revenue Divisions viz., Srikakulam, Palakonda and
Tekkali with 38 constituent mandals comprising of 1870 villages of which 1767 are
inhabited. There are 11 semi-Urban areas

In the district, of which 1 Municipality and 3 Nagar panchayats and 7 are
notified major panchayats and 1053 are minor gram panchayats. As 2000-01
census, the population of the district is 25.28 lakhs. The Scheduled Caste and
Scheduled Tribe population aggregated to 3.51 lakhs forming 15.1% of the total
population of the district as against State average of 20%. There are 422370
farmers in the district, out of which 321764 are marginal and 60865 are small
farmers. The female population is comparatively more in as much as the district has
1013 females for every 1000 males in rural area and 1011 females in urban area.
The literates constituted 49% of the total population. The literacy
Rate among males and females is 59% and 39% respectively.

CLIMATE AND RAINFALL

Throughout the year, the climate is characterized by humidity. Though the
summer is oppressive, the seasonal rainfall is generally good. The SouthWest
Monsoon which follows the summer lasts upto the second week of October. The
North-West monsoon starts from mid October to the end of November. The period
from December to Mid-February enjoy rainfall for the year 199697 was 910 mm.
Moreover for the year 199899, the district average rainfall is 1281.2 mm.




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FLORA

The forests in the district exhibit a variety of local charges in quality,
composition and density. The forests are of varying types greatly differing in nature,
inter-mixed and interrupted by superior of inferior types. These show, much
diversity in representation and combination of the main species. The forests can be
broadly classified as follows:

1. The South Indian moist deciduous which includes mixed forests, sal
forests and hilly savannahs.

2. The South-Indian dry ever-green miscellaneous forests.

3. The SouthIndian dry deciduous, which includes mixed forests and
thorn forests.

FAUNA

In the past, the district must have been the resort of several wild animals.
Human habitation and the indiscriminate destruction of forests resulted in the
disappearance of many species. Among the carnivores the tiger is almost extinct,
but leopard, hyena and wolf are occasionally seen in the forests. The Herbivorous
class is represented by the sambar and spotted deer or chital, while wild goat, and
wild bears are the other common ones. The black buck, the blue bull and the bison
are conspicuously absent in these parts. Among the birds, the Peafowl, peacock,
jungle fowl, pigeon, parrot, myna partidges, ghoose, doves etc. are common.


District at a Glance.

Geographical Area : 5831 Sq. KM
Annual Rain Fall : 1085.66 mm
Length of Costal Line : 193 KM
Main Occupation : Agriculture
Main Sources of Irrigation (Rivers) : Nagavali, Vamsadhara
Major Crops : Paddy, Coconut, Cashew
Ragi, Sugarcane, Jute
Groundnut etc.,
Electrical Sub Stations Existing : 33/11 KVA 44 Nos.
132/33 KVA 04 Nos.
Proposed : 33/11 KVA 12 Nos.

Industrial Estates/Parks 4 : 1. Pydibhimavaram (Ac.400.83)
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2. Kusalapuram (Ac.16.38)
3. Amadalavalasa, (Ac.19.52)
4. Palasa. (Ac.31.61)

Availability of Government Land : NIL. (However, private land
can be procured.)

Resources:
(i) Agro Resources

Paddy, Sugar cane,, Mesta, are the major crops grown in the District. Paddy
(5,00,000 MT), Sugar Cane (650000 MT), Mesta (1,42000 MT)

(ii) Horticulture

Coconuts (99.616 MT), Cashew (10000 MT), Mango (91,800 MT), Pineapple
(4,700 MT), Banana (23500 MT)

(iii) Mineral Resources

This district is very rich in Granite and Beach sand mining (Ilamanite, Silica
etc.)


Infrastructure:

EXISTING INDUSTRIAL ESTATES/INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPED AREAS:

There are 5 Industrial Estates and 2 Industrial Developed Areas are in existence.
The latest vacancy position as follows.

Sl.No. Name of the Estate Area in No.of No.of No.of No.of No.of No.of
Acres plots plots plots sheds sheds Sheds
Develop allotted vacant constru- allotted vacant
ed cted.
01. IDA, Srikakulam 16.38 25 23 2 25 23 2
(Rs.100-00 per Sq.mt valid up to 31.3.2003)

02. MIE, Srikakulam -- -- -- -- 12 7 5
(Rented Rs.60/- per month)

03. APIE, Amadalavlasa 19.52 49 48 1 4 3 1
(Rs.50-00 per Sq.mt.valid upto 31.3.2003)

04. MIE, Balaga 1.50 6 6 -- -- -- --
(Rs. 400-00 per Sq.mt.valid upto 31.3.2003)
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05. IDA, Pydibhimavaram 403.34 292.48 246.72 45.76 10 4 6
Small plots 38.51 7.49 31.02
(Rs.120-00 per Sq.mt.valid upto 31.3.2002)

06. IE., Palasa 31.61 99 33 66 -- -- --
(Rs.45-00 per Sq.mt.valid upto 31.3.2003)

07.IE, Seethampeta 4.40 Handed over to the project officer,ITDA, Seethampeta
(Rs.5.00 per Sq.mt valid upto 31.3.2003) Tribal area.
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POWER:

There are no Hydro or Thermal power generation units in Srikakulam district.
Power supplied to the district from AP Ring main through KTPS, VTPS and Soberu
projects. The District is getting the power through 132 KV substations viz., Tekkali,
Chilakapalem junction and various 33/11 KV substations. All the details are given
below.

CHILAKAPALEM 132/11 KV2X16 MVA CAPACITY

S.No. Name of the substation Voltage ratio Capacity in
MVA
1. Srikakulam 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
2. Amadalavalasa 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
3. Tulugu 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
4. Ponduru 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
5. Pydibheemavaram 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA

PALAKONDA132/11 KV2X16 MVA CAPACITY

6. Palakonda 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
7. Veeraghattam 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
8. Sarubujjili 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
9. Kotturu 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
10. Hiramandalam 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA

TEKKALI132/11 KV -- 2X16 MVA CAPACITY

11. Tekkali 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
12. Narasannapeta 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
13. Kotabommali 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
14. Patapatnam 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
15. Challavanipeta 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA





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PALASA132/11 KV -- 2X16 MVA CAPACITY

16. Palasa 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
17. Sompeta 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
18. Ichapuram 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
19. Mandasa 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
20. Kaviti 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA

GARIVIDI132/11 KV2X16 MVA CAPACITY


21. Rajam 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
22. Ranasthalam 33/11 KVA 2x5 MVA
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In addition 11 express feeders are in existence at Rajam, Ranasthalam,
Tekkali, Ponduru and Etcherla areas exclusively useful for industrial purposes to
supply uninterrupted power supply to the existing Large and Medium scale industrial
units.

WATER:

The important rivers in the district are Nagavali, Vamsadhara, Suvarnamukhi,
Mahendratanaya and Bahuda. The Nagavali and its tributaries provides irrigation for
Major parts of Palakonda, Ponduru , Rajam, Regidi Amadalvalasa, Vangara,
Santakaviti, Burja, Veraghattam , and Srikakulam Mandals. The Vanmsadhara river
provides irrigation to large extent in Patapatnam, Narasannapet, Kotabommali,
Polaki, Amadalavalasa, Gara, Saravakota, Mandals. Bahuda river irrigates
considerable extents in Ichapuram and kaviti mandals.

Vamsadhara Project provides good irrigation facility through canal system. 45,310
hectares covered under this project.

S.No. Name of the Source Ayacut area in Hectares

01. Vamsadhara Project system 45,310
02. Narayanapuram Ayacut 23,000
03. Thotapalli regulata 17,085
04. Pydigam project 2,000
05. Open head canals 19,745
06. Tanks 77,110
07.Tube wells 10,107
08. Other wells 10,345
09. Lift irrigation 331
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TOTAL 2,05,037
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ROAD/RAILWAY/AIR/WATER TRANSPORT NET WORK:

The important Howrah Chennai main line passes through the district by
means of both broad gauge (156 kms) and meter gauge (37 kms) length of railway
line and thus given access for reaching both the ends in the East and South of the
Country. The district has 26 railway stations connecting important places like
ponduru, Amadalavalasa, Naupada, Palasa, Ichapuram etc., in the District.
The Chennai Howrah high way i.e, NH5 passes through, the District for
the length of 173.4 kms while the State high way & Zilla Parishad roads are 133.82
kms & 1995.43 kms respectively. Besides, the mandal paishad roads are covering
the district to an extent of 1137.31.kms. The APSRTC is maintaining a fleet of buses
for providing transport facilities even to the interior corners of the disrict.
The nearest Airport is Visakhapatnam which is about 100 kms away from the
district head quarters. It connects to all important places in the country.
Fishing harbour is being established at Bhavanapadu village. About 200
mechanised boats are providing berthing facilities at this harbour. The district is
bussed with 193 kms coastal line but sufficient water transport is not being carried
out for fishing purpose. There is natural harbour at Visakhapatnam which is 100
kms from Srikakulam.

SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE (ENTREPRENEURSHIP)

Though Srikakulam is identified as backward district it has got immense scope
for establishing agro-based industries. Cashew, mesta and coconut are the most
important crops grown in the district. The youth of the district do lack in
entrepreneurial skills and hence organization of motivational campaigns and EDPs
are very much essential. In spite of few drawbacks, many technically qualified
persons are available in the district to take off any venture successfully. Some of the
successful enterprises include automobile spares (Specially pistons) mesta products,
jute products, coir, cashew processing, desiccated coconut powder etc., can be taken
up with the available resources.

MARKETING POTENTIAL:

The district has sufficient network of marketing facilities particularly to market
the agricultural produce. The district is on the National Highway and on the main
line of HowrahChennai railway route. There is a great accessibility to Calcutta and
Chennai markets. There is good demand for various agro inputs such as fertilizers,
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chemicals, pesticides, plastic moulded goods, agricultural implements, spares for jute
mills, rice mills etc., There is good market potential for various products required for
pisciculture, horticulture, sericulture etc., Many consumable items are being
purchased from Calcutta, Chennai. Hyderabad and Vijayawada market exists for
many more products in the district

Industrial Scenario:

The District has 29 Large and Medium Industries in Jute, Textiles, Chemicals
& Pharmaceuticals, Auto Parts Sector with in investment of Rs. 735 Crores. Major
Industries in the District are Dr.Reddy Labs, SAM KRG Pistons, GMR Technologies,
and Saritha Synthetics

LIST OF EXISTING LARGE AND MEDIUM SCALE INDUSTRIES

Name and address of the Line of Capacity Investment Employ-
Industrial unit activity Rs.in lakes ment

M/s Amadalavalasa Coop. Sugar 1000TPD 300.00 709
Sugars, Amadalavalasa

M/s Mahadeo Jute mills Jute twine 5500 TPA 300.00 358
Ltd., Rajam Yarn

M/s Vamsadhara Paper Kraft paper 16500 TPA 1109.46 397
Mills Ltd., Madapam

M/s Dr.Reddy Laboratories Ltd. Bulk drugs 2250 TPA 1287.34 91
IDA, Pydibheemavaram (Ranasthalam)

M/s Smart Chem Industries Ammonium 16500 TPA 5315.00 262
Ltd., Ponnada vill Nitrate &
(Etcherla Mandal) Nitric acid

M/s Midwest Iron & Steel Pig Iron 1,50,000 TPA 4000.00 252
Co.Ltd., Dusi RS Amadalavalasa

M/s Samkrg Pistons Ltd., Piston rings 150 lakh nos 4000.00 180
Varisam vill Ranasthalam (M)


M/s Varalaxmi Jute Twine Jute Twine 7250 TPA 816.00 235
Mills Ltd., Rajam Yarn

M/s Stilbene Chemicals Dye interme- 500 TPA 4218.00 278
Ltd., IDA, Pydibheemavaram diates
Ranasthalam

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M/s Chem. Agro Inds. Ltd.,. Monochro- 500 TPA 4218.00 108
Arinam Akkivalasa vill tophos
Etcherla Mandal.

M/s GMR Technologies & Ferro Chrome 500 TPA 3000.00 245
Inds. Ltd. Ravivalasa vill Tekkali Mandal

M/s Saritha Synthetics Ltd., Texturised 1257 TPA 1692.00 190
Rajam Yarn

Sri Laxmi Srinivasa Jute Jute Twine 4300 TPA 300.00 270
twine mills Ltd., Rajam Yarn

Emergy Pharma Ltd., Folic acid & 5500 TPA 700.00 240
Ravivalasa (V) Ranasthalam Mandal.

Sri Vasavi Steel Mills MSCTD bars 576o TPA 420.00 224
Ltd., Rajam and rounds

M/s Samkrg Pistons Pistons 10 lakh nos 655.00 321
Ltd., Arinam akkivalasa Etcherla Mandal

Mid-West Iron & Steel Portland & 51,000 MTS 300.00 13
Co.Ltd. Dusi RS. Slag Cement
Amadalavalasa Mandal

M/s Saritha Synthetics Polyster Grey 22,51,300 300.00 26
Ltd., (Looms division) cloth Metres
Challavanipeta vill
Gara Mandal

M/s GMR Technologies Sugar and 2500 TPD 8903.82 650
(Sugar division) 16 MW power
Sankili vill, Regidi(M)

M/s Shiva Sagar Paper & Kraft Paper 75,000 TPA 900.00 148
Chemicals Ltd., Akkurada vill

M/s GMR Vasavi Inds, Ltd., BEER 5000 K.Litres 2300.00 150
Bantupalli vill,
Ranasthalam Mandal

M/s Sri Shiridi Sai Laxmi Jute twine 1500 TPA 223.00 141
Venkateswara Jute mills (P) Ltd,. Fine yearn
Gunabhadra vill,
Kotturu(M)

M/s Varam Power Porjects(P) Power gene- 6 MW 2400.00 75
Ltd., Chilakapalem vill ration
Etcherla (M)

M/s Andhra Organics Bulk Drugs 2007.00 100
IDA, Pydibheemavaram

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INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

Phone Nos

1. General Manager, District Industries Centre, Balaga, Srikakulam. 279353, 225895

2. Branch Manager, AP State Finance Corporation, Srikakulam 222593

3. AP Khadi & Village Industries Board, Nakka street, Srikakulam 223349

4. Inspector of Factories, Govt.Hospital Road, Srikakulam 279158

5. S.E., APEPDC, Day&Night junction, Srikakulam 222359

6. Assistant Director, Mines & Geology, santinagar colony, Srikakulam 229984

7. Labour enforcement officer, Bondilipuram, Srikakulam 221179

8. DYWO Society for training & Employment, Collectorate, Srikakulam 222089

9. E.D., BC Welfare corporation, Collectorate, Srikakulam 223608

10. E.D., SC Corporation, Collectorate, Srikakulam 222580

11. P.O., ITDA Complex, Seetampeta 25933

12. P.D., DRDA, Collectorate, Srikakulam 222591

13. Dy.Zonal Manager, APIIC, Indl.Estate, Vizianagaram 226322

14. E.E., AP Pollution Control Board, Vizianagaram 227370

15. Lead District Manager, Andhra Bank, Srikakulam 223076

16. District Co-ordinator, SBI, Srikakulam 223335

17. Assistant General Manager, NABARD, Srikakulam 221379

18. Regional Deputy Director (Town & Country Planning),
Seethammadhara (West), Visakhapatnam-13. 2550125


Scope for resource and demand based industries:

Basically, the District was predominantly classified as agrarian potential.
There is good scope for establishment of various industries both resource and
demand based. The prospects for setting up of the industries based on Agriculture,
Horticulture and Forest produce products can also be envisaged. Since the District is
in the nature of Agrarian economy, there is ample scope for establishment of Rice
Mills, Straw Board, Jute based products, coconut and cashew processing units etc.
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Added to this there is scope for coming up, Mineral based products, such as Granite
Polishing and cutting units, stone crushing units, Chemical, Marine, Salt based units
etc.

Agriculture:

There is an average yield of paddy about 5.00 lakh tones per annum and 800
trading Rice Mills are existing apart from servicing of Rice Mills in rural areas. Hence
there is scope for more than 500 Rice Mills in addition to Solvent Extraction Plants,
Jute (Mesta) and Sugarcane are the major crops in the District. The Jute is being
grown in 20 mandals in this District. Basing on jute (mesta), 11 units are in
existence. There is further scope of setting up of 10 more Jute Twine Mills and other
jute based units and jute diversified products such as particleboards, laminated jute
boards Jute shopping bags etc.

Irrigation - Rivers (Nagavali & Vamsadhara):

Vamsadhara Left Canal _ 1,38,000 Acres
Vamsadhara _ Right canal _ 37,000 Acres
Nagavali _ _ 39,000 Acres
Mahendra Thanaya _ 5,000 Acres
Madduvalasa Project _ 25,000 Acres

Sugarcane:

In this district, 10,500 Ha. Sugarcane crop is grown giving a yield of 6,50,000
MT. Already two sugar factories with a crushing capacity of 4200 tons are existing -
-one at Sankili, R.Amadalavalasa (M) and Amadalavalasa. Hence there is scope for
setting up of one more Sugar Factory basing on the availability of Sugarcane.

Horticulture:

Under this sector Coconut, Cashew, Mango Pineapple, Mango, Banana are
being cultivated in the following extents (approx.)

1. Coconut : 10,000 Ha
2. Cashew : 20,000 Ha
3. Mango : 15,000 Ha
4. Pineapple : 600 Ha
5. Vegetables : 4,000 Ha
6. Banana : 1,200 Ha


In addition to the 15 Coir based existing units, there is good scope for 5 more
units such as Curled coir rope, mats, mattresses as there is lot of demand.
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Under cashew, more than 100 cashew-processing units are in existence and
there is scope for another 50 units on similar activities besides Cashew apple fenny,
Cashew shell oil can be developed. Further basing on Mango & Pineapple fruits, pulp
and fruit canning units can be encouraged. In addition to the above, there is wide
scope for setting up of a cold storage units, as there is only one unit exists in the
district.

Minerals:

This district is very rich in Granite and Beach sand mining (Ilamanite, Silica
etc.). About 200 granite quarries are working duly obtaining Quarry licenses. Most
of the granite raw blocks are being transported and exported. Only 6 Granite cutting
& polishing units are working. As there is good scope for Granite Cutting & Polishing
units, it is contemplated to set up an estate exclusively for granite-based industries
to a tune of 50 units at Tekkali and its surroundings.

Salt:

The District has193 KMs of long coastal line. Salt is cultivated in 5 Mandals --
S.Bommali, Tekkali, V.Kotturu, Nandigam & Gara -- yielding about 51,000 MTs of
raw salt in Ac.5000. So there is scope for setting up of 10-15 iodized salt & Salt
Grinding units in these Mandals

Marine Resources:

The District is having 193 KMs of Cost-line covering 104 fishermen villages.
Marine Fish and prawn are also available. So there is ample scope for setting up of
fish & Prawn Processing units and cold storage units.

Animal Husbandry:

The marginal formers, who are large in number, are habituated to possess
many milch animals. Four milk-chilling centers have come up so far. Dairy Product
units can be encouraged. Poultry, eggs, meat & meat products are also having good
potential.


Chemical industries:

In recent years, the District has become a hub of Drugs and pharmaceutical
Industries duly dispersed from Hyderabad. These type of Industries are housed at
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Pydibhimavaram, Ranasthalam(M). Now, 3 such Large & Medium industries are
working and 4 more units are proposed to come up shortly.

Tourism Development:

Under Tourism, the following places have plenty of scope for the development
of tourist spots in the district.

1. Callingapatnam Beach Resorts: The Department of Tourism
recognized Callingapatnam for Beach Resorts and it is having good
scope for water sports. After Visakhapatnam, Callingapatnam is a
clean vast stretch of sand Beach. Sunrise and Sunset is very much
thrilling and looks like Kanyakumari.
2. Mopasbandar Sea-view Resorts/Cottages: It is a confluence of
Nagavali in Bay of Bengal. Lush green plants, Blue-Serene waters,
Green fields with crops lures attracts the people. It is estimated to
construct with Rs.1.00 crore for cottages on the line of Punnami
Resorts. It is just 10 minutes rides from Srikakulam.
3. Sri Suryanarayana Swamy Temple: It is a unique temple of Sun
God in the country. The lord Sri Suryanarayana Swamy the God of
Health and Vision is at Arasavilli in the Srikakulam town limits.
Tourists and pilgrims visiting the Temple every day.
4. Sri Kurmanadha Swamy Temple: Sri Kurmanadha Swamy temple of
Srikurmam of Gara Mandal is 15 KM away from Srikakulam. It is also
a unique temple in the country. The temple is under the development
plan of Endowments Department.
5. Vijayaditya Sagar Park: It is on the NH-5 near Srikakulam limits in
11 Acres area. It is a pleasant and cheerful place for elders and
children. There is requirement of Restaurants and Accommodation for
wayside amenities. It caters the needs of all sections.
6. Telineelapuram: It is situated near Tekkali. It is a lake-like resort for
Birds (Pelicans) in winter season that looks like a scenic beauty for the
visitors.

In nutshell, whenever the tourists and pilgrims visited for pleasure or religious
devotion, Srikakulam town Hotels and Restaurants are the only source. Presently
most of them came forward to construct Resorts, Restaurants and wayside amenities
to cater the needs of the Tourists.
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Investment Opportunities:

1. Agro Based Industries:
a) Rice Mills
b) Rice Bran Oil
c) Sugar Mills
d) Particle Boards Based on Jute
e) Laminated Jute Boards
f) Jute Shopping Bags

2. Horticulture based Industries:
a) Coir Based Industries
b) Cashew apple fenny
c) Cashew shell oil
d) Fruits pulp and fruit canning unit

4. Mineral based industries:
a) Granite cutting & polishing
b) Garnet from beach sand

5. Marine Based:
a) Fish & Prawn Processing
b) Cold Storage units for fish & Prawns
b) Iodized Salt


New Projects Coming-up:



Dr.Reddy's Laboratories Ltd., Sy.No.4, to 10,
Pydibhimavaram (V), Ranastalam (M),
Srikakulam Dist.0894-2288131/ 9391180829
Srinivasaraju.(Expansion)
Bulk Drugs ,
Intermediates
5000

M/s. Aurobindo Pharma Unit - XI Pydibhimavaram
(V), Ranastalam (M), Srikakulam Dist.
Bulk drugs and
Intermediates
3895

M/s. A.K.C. Steel Industries Ltd., Sy.No.48,
Pydibhima varam (V), Srikakulam (M),
Srikakulam Dist.
Rolled Products,
Bars & Rods
3000

M/s. Nagarjuna Agri chem Ltd., A.A.Valasa(V),
Echerla (M), Srikakulam Dist.
Isoxaben,
pritilachlor,
Mychloburanyl
2200

M/s.GMR Technologies & Industries Ltd., Sankili
(V), Regid Amadalavalasa (M), Srikakulam
Rectified Spirit, (2)
Ethanol
1500
Investment
(Rs. In Laks)
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District.

M/s.KVR Industries Ltd, Sarasanapalli (V) Regidi
Amudalavalasa (M) Srikakulam dist.
Manufacture of
writing, Printing &
News paper
1200

M/s. Samkrg Pistons Ltd. Sy.No.33, Varisam
street, Pydibhimvaram (V&T), Rabastgakan
(M),Srikakulam Dist.
Piston Rings 469

M/s.Trimex Industries Ltd., Vatsavalasa &
Tonnangi (V), Gara (M), Srikakulam District.
Mining Open Cast 285

Dr.Reddy's Laboratories Ltd., Sy.No.4, to 10,
Pydibhimavaram (V), Ranastalam (M),
Srikakulam Dist.0894-2288131/ 9391180829
Srinivasaraju.(Expansion)
Bulk Drugs ,
Intermediates
5000


For further details please contact:


General Manager
District Industries Centre
Srikakulam

Tel: 08942-225895
Mobile: 9989997690
Email: gmdic_sklm@inds.ap.gov.in

The Commissioner of
Industries,
Chirag Ali Lane, Abids,
Hyderabad,
Andhra Pradesh, India.

Tel : +91 040 23441600 - 06
Fax : +91 040 23441611
e-Mail: comm_inds@ap.gov.in