Certificte Programme in

Project Planning -
Implementation Finance
9.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. on every Saturday
April 2 to 30, 2011 (5 Saturday)

Venue: Torrent-AMA Management Centre, Core-AMA Management House,

AMA Complex, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Marg, Ahmedabad 380 015

Rationale: India is poised to become a manufacturing hub to the world, next only to China.
Therefore, manufacturing opens up a vast area of opportunity to existing as well as prospective
entrepreneurs and professionals.
While the existing manufacturers have to embark on diversification, manufacturing new range of
products and upgradation of existing manufacturing facility, the new entrepreneurs have to plan their
Industrial Enterprise with utmost care. In both the cases the project implementation cost has to be
controlled and the gains are to be optimised.
This programme aims to fill the existing void in knowledge covering techno commercial aspects of
“Project Planning – Implementation and Finance”.
For Whom: The programme would be useful to all entrepreneurs, technocrats, professionals and
those who are related to Project Planning and cost control.
Contents:
1. Planning the Enterprise (One day)
Identifying the product for manufacture – consideration – Local market potential – export opportunity
– methodology to assess the demand - preparation of feasibility report – contents – types of industry
– extractive industries – genetic industries – construction industries – manufacturing industries –
types – selection of location – role of locational policy – determining the size of the firm and plant –
form of organisation– Industrial policy and Government of India – process of industrial approval –
types of industrial approval applicable in India.
2. Approval Processes and Import of Technology (One day)
Industrial approvals and manufacturing – approval process for 100% EOU’s – SEZ and approvals
– Import of technology – Industrial Policy Resolution – Industries Development and Regulation Act
– concepts – determinants in technology import – nature of product – price of technology – cost of
technology – level of technology – country of import – modes of Import of technology – foreign
collaborations – import of drawings and designs – engagement of Foreign technician – Import of
Capital Equipment – Guidelines for Foreign Collaboration Agreements – Double Taxation
Agreements – R&D Cess – Foreign Collaboration and approval process – types – automatic
Route – normal route – FIPB – an interactive session with some leading technology supplying
country and GIIC Personnel.
3. Project Planning and Imports (One day)
Introduction to Foreign Trade Policy – structure – composition – correlation – definitions – capital
goods – raw material – component – accessories – spares – consumables – consumer goods –
Import of Capital Goods – modes - new – second-hand – EPCG Scheme – salient features of
EPCG Scheme – Import of Raw Materials, components – Freely importable – restricted items –
canalised items – Imports for exports purpose – compliances under Foreign Trade Policy – salient
provisions – deemed exports and project planning.
4. Project Planning and Customs (One day)
Customs Organisation – Structure – customs concepts – import duty – assessable value –
assessment – Bill of Entry – Shipping Bill – Customs Classification – Tools for classification –
Import of technology and customs – Imports under FTA, PTA – Project Import – eligibility –
 process – benefits – refunds – less charge demand – Advance Ruling Authority and Projects –
Foreign Collaborations and valuation related issues – Related person – Foreign Collaboration
Agreements and SVB Procedures.
5. Project Finance (One day)
Financial planning – capitalisation – theories of capitalisation – over capitalisation – under
capitalisation – estimation of capital requirement – capital structure – sources of finance -
methods of financing – institutional financing –working capital – requirement – determinants –
external commercial borrowings – investment through Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) – an
interactive session with representative of some Lead Financial Institutions.
Methodology: All the topics will be covered by experts in the chosen field with hands on experience
in project planning arena. The sessions will be of interactive nature and will be based on real life case
studies. The resource persons will play the role of facilitators and instant solution for all the issues.
Eligibility: A person should have fair of understanding of Industry and Business.
No specific qualification: The programme will be conducted in English. Existing Entrepreneur and
Businessmen will find this programme extremely useful.
Faculty:
Mr. S.M. Chaturvedi, Legal-Corporate Advisor
Mr. Padmin Buch, M.D. & Chief Consultant, GITCO Ltd.
Mr. H. Rajaram, Financial and Management Consultant.
Fee: Rs.7,000/- per participant (Inclusive of Service Tax). Member concession 10%. Fee includes
course fee, cost of reading material, lunch and refreshment.

Certificte Programme in Project Planning - Implementation Finance

April 2 to 30, 2011 (5 Saturday)

Registration Form : Please fill-in and return this form along with participation fee to:
Ahmedabad Management Association, ATIRA Campus, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Marg, Ahmedabad 380
015. Phone: 079-32512847, 26308601-6, Fax: 26305692 E-mail: ama@amaindia.org;
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