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Gujarat International Finance Tec – City
A Global Financial Hub

Demand For Financial Services In India

Significant Potential:


Financial Services Sector transformed over the last decade



Sector contributes significantly to the Indian economy



Employs over 4 million people



Represents around 5% of the GDP



Estimated market capitalisation of over US$ 200 billion



Offers distinct kinds of opportunities across several product markets

“Given India's continued economic growth, the financial sector will grow
increasingly larger, with a prospect of 10 to 11 million jobs by 2020.”

Need For Finance City In India

“If India builds an International financial
center, with suitable rules and regulations,
the earnings out of financial sector exports
will surpass that of IT”

Percy Mistry, (Fmr) World Bank

“Offshoring industry needs at least five
new ‘Gurgaon’ and five to seven new
‘Pune plus”

Nasscom–McKinsey report

Financial Services Centre’s Contribution

Financial Hubs

Source: IFSL; UK

Share Of GDP

Jobs Share

London

9

5.2

New York

10

5.4

Hong Kong

13

5.5

Singapore

12

5.2

Zurich

10

4.0

Franfurt

5

5.0

Sydney

8

4.0

Tokyo

20

10.0

Dubai

11

N/A

Channel Islands

60

30.0

Luxemburg

30

10.0

% share

Financial Services Will Continue To Contribute
Significantly To The Indian Economy
No. of Jobs
(Thousands)
Core Financial
Services

Capital Markets
& Trading

IT for Financial
Services

ITeS/ BPO for
Financial
Services

2,750-2,900
7,400-7,600
4-5

240-250

175-225
750-850

2020

1,150-1,250

65-75

14-18

2,000-2,200

175-190

6-7

8-10

500-600

Market Capitalisation
(USD Billion)

30-35

0 -1

19-20

Total

2007

Value add to GDP
(USD Billion)

100-120
3-4
25-35

80-90
300-375
11-16
100-150

3,500-3,700

50-75

275-325

10,000-11,000

375-425

1,600-1,800
Source: McKinsey & Company

*Value Add defined as PAT + operating expenses;
**Includes Institutional equities, investment banking, private equity and hedge funds; does not include retail brokerage which
has a potential of 1 million jobs by 2020

India Desperately Needs New Cities
Which Can Thrive On Sustainable Sectors…
CONSTRAINTS

OPPORTUNITY

2

India is a great
Growth Story
with

But is stifled with
problem of

Strong Urbanization
Trends
TOP OF THE MIND SECTORS









Auto Ancillaries
Textiles
Gems & Jewellery
Manufacturing
Financial Services
IT/ ITES
BPO/ KPO

• The sector could provide a
potential 10 to 11 million jobs
• About 800 million sq. ft. office
space
• GDP contribution at rates of 15 to
20 %

Infrastructure
Bottlenecks

Innovative way to
overcome these
constraints

Crumbling Urban
Infrastructure

SOLUTION
Setting up Self - sustaining Cities
Which are

Driven by High Growth Sectors
Which are
expected to

• Witness growth of at least 10% in next 10 years
• Have potential to earn both domestic as well as
international income
• Have potential to attract and retain talented
people

Building A Successful Financial Services Centre

DEFINING A SUCCESSFUL FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTRE
A Successful Financial Services Centre Has Six Key Building Blocks:


Rational legal regulatory framework



Attractive, sustainable local economy



Stable political environment



Highly developed infrastructure



Strategic geographic location



Good quality of life

Why Gujarat?

GUJARAT’S STRENGTHS








Traditional business community
High growth economy-- >10 % over last five years
Pool of trained manpower
 CAs
 Commerce graduates
Active Capital Markets-- >Gujarat contributes 30% of stock market capitalisation
Proactive Government
43% urban population envisioned to be 50% by 2015

KEY COMPETITIVE FACTOR





People - Gujarat has an adequate employable pool and offers high potential for
inward migration
Business Environment - Gujarat has demonstrated successfully its forte of providing
conducive business environment
General Competitiveness - Overall, the state stands tall

Presentation Structure

Gift:
The Value
Proposition

The Value Proposition

GIFT: A Global Financial Hub


Globally benchmarked
International Finance Centre



Strategically located



Central business hub
0.5 Mn direct & 0.5 Mn indirect jobs



Targeting Financial Services &
IT/ITeS sectors



First of it’s kind development in
scale, scope and quality



State-of-the-art infrastructure

Defined Positioning
The Concept
GIFT Aspires To Catalyse India’s Largest Financial
Services Potential By Offering World-class
Infrastructure To Attract Top Talent In The Country

Financial
services
operations
Core
Financial
Services

To target 8-10%
of financial
services
potential in India

Creation of
1 million direct
& indirect jobs

GIFT’s Target Business Segments
1. National Financial services
operations’ hub

Financial
services
corporate
centre

2. Regional/functional headquarters for
financial services players
3. National headquarters for players

Select product
markets

4. Private Banking hub for NRIs/
Regional HNWs
5. International microfinance hub

Capital
Markets and
Trading

6. International commodity trade hub
7. Participation in global capital
markets

IT Services

8. Global Hub for IT services for
Financial services sector

ITeS/BPO
Services

9. Global Hub for BPO services for
Financial services sector

Source: McKinsey Analysis

Up to 90 million sq.
ft. of real estate
office and
residential space

 Would require about
800 million sq. ft. of
office space all over
India

 GIFT aspires to
capture a modest 8%
to 10% share of these
categories
 Ancillary and support
services would add
similar job
opportunities

Promoters: Public Private Partnership
AN OPPORTUNITY

A PRO-ACTIVE
STATE GOVT.

IL&FS

• Booming demand in
Financial & IT Services

• Govt. of Gujarat (GoG)
initiatives

• A premiere institution with
a proven track record

• Sky-rocketing cost of
business operations in
metros

• Fastest growing State

• Pioneer in launching
infrastructure projects on
a PPP model

• Unplanned International
Finance Centre (IFC)

Government of Gujarat
Through

Gujarat Urban Development Company Limited (GUDC)

&
Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Ltd. (IL&FS)
Incorporated Gujarat International Finance Tec-City Company Ltd. (GIFTCL) on 21st June, 2007

Gift : Value Propositions

Gujarat:
Ideal
Destination
Strong
Promoters /
PPP

Aesthetics

Global
Benchmarking

GIFT

Integrated
Development

Defined
Positioning

Strategic
Location
Partners in
Progress

GIFT an Integrated Development

Smart Business Environment:
• Benchmark office, high-rise district
with landmark buildings
Technology:





Integrated Residential
Development:
• Well-planned residential housing
projects
• Walk-to-work

Social Infrastructure:
• International Exhibition Complex
• Educational Institutes
• International and Domestic
schools
• State of the Art Hospital
• Training School
• 5 star Hotels and Business Club

PROACTIVE
URBAN
GOVERNANCE

Overall Connectivity/
Transport:
• External Connectivity includes
MRTS / BRTS/ Roads
• Public-Private Modal Split 90:10

Broadband FTTP
WiFi / Wimax
Shared IT Services
Global Connectivity

Basic Infrastructure:
• Uninterrupted and highly
reliable power supply
(99.999%)
• Next generation water &
waste management,
district cooling

Retail Cum Entertainment Hubs:
• High quality entertainment malls
• Large river front entertainment development
• Over 60% of the green Space

Global Benchmarking

Paris (La
Defense)

Tokyo (Shinjuku)

London
(Dockyards)

GIFT

Pudong
(Lujiazui)

Paris
(La Defense)

Tokyo
(Shinjuku)

Land Area (sq km)

1.6

1.6

1.05

1.7

3.58

Construction Scale (in mn sq m)

2.5

1.6

1.1

4.5

8.5

40

120

50

363

1183

200

250

250

490

410

Greenbelt (in thousand sq m)
Height (m)

London
(Dockyards)

Pudong
(Lujiazui)

GIFT

Source: ECADI/Fairwood Consultants

In terms of scale and sheer physical scope, GIFT is being designed to be at or above par with
presently acknowledged globally benchmarked International Financial Centers (IFCs)

Strategic Location



Centrally located in the state of
Gujarat in Gandhinagar



12km From Ahmedabad
International Airport



On the bank of River Sabarmati

GIFT : A Trigger For Development



GIFT a much needed trigger for development and not a stand-alone
real estate



About 3,000 acres earmarked for GIFT Expansion Zone around
GIFT



Integrated Townships to be developed in surrounding development
zone of 100 SQ KM



To be regulated by a dedicated Area Development Authority
ensuring singular control for coherent and sustainable
development

Master Plan Area : Gift Will Spur Development
In The Region

Integrated
Townships

GIFT
Expansion
Zone
GIFT

Knowledge City

GIDC CONVENTION
CENTRE

RIVER FRONT
DEVELOPMENT

GIFT : A Single Window Clearance

• GIFT Urban Development Authority (GIFTUDA) constituted for well planned urban development of the
area.

• GIFT Notified Committee - constituted for the better
management at city level.

GIFT: Bird Eye View

Project Overview

GIFT Project

GIFT Business Structure
Multi Service SEZ with IFSC
Status

Domestic
Finance Centre/ Corporate Office/
Trade Centre

Associated Infrastructure, Housing
and
Social Facilities

GIFT : SEZ - Area Distribution

Zones
Existing
Shahpur
Bridge

Bapasitara
m Junction

SEZ – PA
SEZ – NPA
TOTAL
(SEZ)

Access
Road

DTA
GRAND
TOTAL

DTA
SEZ
PA
SEZ
NPA

Area
53.19 Ha
(131.44 acres)
52.25 Ha
(129.10 acres)
105.44Ha
(261 acres)
252.93 Ha
(625 acres)
358.37 Ha
(886 acres)

GIFT : SEZ

SEZ
Fiscal incentives

Regulatory freedom

Supportive infrastructure

Leading to

• Increased investment; both domestic and foreign
• Increased exports
• Large scale developments

• Low cost manufacturing hubs
• Employment generator for skilled and unskilled workforce

Multi Service SEZ - Processing Area &
Non Processing

PROCESSING AREA




NON-PROCESSING AREA

International Financial Service



Related Commercial and Office Buildings

Centre (IFSC)



Service Apartments & Residential Flats

International Techno Park &



Hostels and Restaurants and Food Court

International Market Zone



Business Hotel, Shopping Centre, Retail



Commodity Exchanges



Global trading exchanges



Training center for Financial Services



Insurance



Medical Centre



Offshore Banking



Entertainment Centre/ Theatre



IT/ ITeS



Post Office, Telephone Exchange, Police



KPO/ BPO services



Data Centre

Stores and Banks

Station, Security, etc.


Regulators Offices

Enclaves And Social Facilities

ENCLAVES


Domestic & International Banking
and Insurance Enclave



Domestic & International
Technology Enclave



Domestic & International Exchange
Enclave



SOCIAL FACILITIES

Domestic & International Corporate
Enclave



Diamond Tower



Global Trade Center



Schools (International and CBSE)



Clubs



Hotels



Convention Centre



Exhibition Centre



Hospital



Training Centre (Language School)



Low Income Housing

GIFT: Master Plan

Existing
Shahpur
Bridge

Bapasitara
m Junction

Total Area : 3.6 sq km
BUA

: 62 mn.sq.ft.

Additional 30 Million to be developed
after removal of height restriction by AAI
Access
Road
CBSC &
International
Schools
Hospital
Package- Q
Tapas Udyan
Udyan Path
Diamond Tower
Metro Stations
Samruddhi
Sarovar
International
Exhibition &
Convention
Centre

Building Use
Commercial : 67%
Residential : 22%
Social
: 11%

GIFT: Implementation Plan (Phase wise)

GIFT: First Phase Master Plan

s

s

s

Regional Connectivity - Master Plan

GIFT Infrastructure – Physical and Social
 Integrated infrastructure for better diversity
 Technology ensuring energy conservation

 All utilities /services to be coordinated through single agency
INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES/
SERVICES
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o

Site Development
Roads and Transportation
Water Systems
ICT
Power Generation and Distribution
District Cooling System
Domestic Gas Distribution
Waste Management Systems
Landscaping
Maintenance Systems

Transport Vision






High share of public transport
Conflict free traffic movement
Transit oriented development
Combination of external and internal
mass movement systems to achieve the
transport hierarchy





Intelligent Transport System
Aiming for a zero-accident city
Multi Level Car parking along Arterial
Roads



Pedestrianised Oriented Internal
Movement

External Transportation

 Grid of six external gateways
from NH-8 and State Highway
(Connecting to various areas
of Ahmedabad and
Gandhinagar)

Gandhinagar

GIFT

 Bus Rapid Transit System
(BRTS) to GIFT
 Metro Rail Transport System
(MRTS) to GIFT
 Multi Modal Transport Hub

Ahmedabad

Airport

External Road Connectivity
BY GOG- UNDER PROGRESS
Existing Bridge
Road -ID
Towards
Ratanpur

Road -IA

Road -IB
NH-8

Southern Bridge

Internal Transportation

Major Road
Arterial Road
Sub-Arterial Roads
MRTS corridor
Walkability
through travellators

500 mtrs

Walkability
through travellators

Multi Level Parking (MLP)

Package- Q
MLP-1

MLP-2
MLP-3

MLP-9

Processing Area -SEZ
MLP-4

MLP-5
Non-Processing Area SEZ

GIFT’s

MLP-6
MLP-8

MLP-7

GIFT
MLP-2
E-1




Total Parking Requirement of GIFT City- 1.2 lakhs ECS
No. of Car Parking in MLP – 60,000 car parks

MLP-2 & 3

SMART Transportation

Interactive road maps

Automatic vehicle location
and tracking

Road condition system

Transit Node Management

Real Time Travel Response

Parking Management
GIFT

GIFT- Road 8C

Ridership analysis

Accident reporting

Vehicle emission monitoring

Safety management

MLP-I
MLP-II

MLP-IV

MLP-III

MLP-V

Asset Management

RWPS and Transmission Mains
Gandhinagar

River Crossing

Master
Balancing
Reservoir

Water
Transmission
Pipeline

WTP
STP

GIFT

Pumping Station

Nabhaoi
Pumping
Station

Water Infrastructure
Raw Water
from Narmada
Canal

Water with
sludge

Reservoir

STP

SMART Water Infrastructure
Utility Monitoring

Waste
Water

WTP
Filtered
Water

RO Plant
Waste
Water

Waste
Water

Horticulture

Softening
Plant

Domestic
Uses
Waste
Water

Makeup for
Water Bodies

Cooling Tower

Metering

Flushing Tower

 Quality Water- can be drunk

Leak
Detection

from any tap
 Storage of surface run-off &
rain water
 Approach towards making
the project water neutral
Drink from Any Tap

Controllers

District Cooling System

Total Cooling Load - 2,70,000 TR






Efficiency through economies of scale
Reduces energy costs

DCS Control Centre- Smart Infrastructure




Reduces maintenance costs
Improves air quality and temperature
Reduces noise and vibration

Simulation of cooling/energy
requirements



control




Monitoring District Cooling Plant System

Analyze interface with distribution/usage
for both the supply and return elements



Conventional AC System not required

Evaluation of extensive economic
scenarios



Safety Management, Emergency response

Solid Waste Management





Maximise resource recovery / minimal emissions
Minimise impact on environment, human intervention, space
requirement, impact on health hazard
No waste visibility
Power neutral
Automatic Collection, Transportation and
Segregation System
• Monitoring

1

1

E-Waste;

Bio-medical, Hazardous
Waste handling system
• Monitoring

Central

Waste Handling Facility

2
3

• Monitoring

Residual

Waste handling, rejects
1.
2.
3.
4.

The waste is thrown into a disposal chute
Computer controlled access
Waste sucked through pipes at a speed of 90 km/hr
Treatment through plasma gasification

• Safety

Management,

Emergency response

Automated Solid Waste Management
Segregation & Treatment

Collection from Building

Separate Collection Pits
Collection from Public Places

Transportation

Collection

Utility Trench

Power Infrastructure








Underground cabling for power distribution within GIFT
Substation and Distribution Automation
Indoor Substation
1. Gas Insulated Switchgears(GIS) substation for subtransmission and distribution within GIFT
2. Compact substation (CSS) in building
Total Power Requirement- 750 MVA (from dual source)
Emergency Power generation (Gas Based) - 200 MW
Green Power

Power Control Centre
• Power supply monitoring
• Power loss minimization
• Grievance redressal system
• Power consumption
monitoring

and

efficiency

• Emergency Power supply monitoring
Reliability – 99.999% which means outage of 5.3 minutes/annum

Utility Trench Alignment

Utility Crossing

Utility Trench Details

Power
Cables
Power
Cables

Control
Cables

ICT Cables
Fire WTP Treated

DCS Blowdown

Raw water
STP Treated
DCS Supply

AWCS
DCS Return

Raw
water

Access to Trench

Ventilation & Lighting

Fire fighting

GIFT ICT

GIFT Vision

Create a world class financial city by offering an unrivalled business
environment to global and local financial services enterprises.

GIFT ICT Vision

Create leading-edge infrastructure, services and platforms and offer
financial services enterprises a significant competitive advantage to
operate regionally and globally

“Best in Class”
Customer Experience

Gateway to Financial
Markets

Cost-effective ICT
Secure & Resilient
ICT Environment

Pre-enabled on demand Infrastructure

ICT Vision

GIFT will exceed the ICT capabilities of comparable cities
Overtaking
Triple Play
"Place"

1

GIFT

2

DIFC

3

DIC

4

SONGDO

5

New WTC – New York

6

Canary Wharf - London

7

Pudong - Shanghai

8

La-Defense Paris

9

Singapore

10

London Stock Exchange

11

New York Stock Exchange

Smart
Buildings

Faster
Set-up

Competitive
Service
Provision

All Fibre

Mobile/
Wireless

Trading
Sub Sea
Platform Connectivity

Data
Centre

12 Tokyo
Source: Study by British Telecom

Poor

Reasonable

Excellent

Not Applicable

GIFT ICT Vision

GIFT Occupants would have access to following ICT Services

INFRASTRUCTURE

PLATFORMS

SERVICES

• High Speed Fibre

• Financial Extranets

• Data

• Network

• CUG to Exchanges

• Voice

• Diverse Local and

• Voice

• Wi-Fi

• Industry Specific

• Tier-4 Data Centres

International
Connectivity
• Pervasive

Platforms

• Business Continuity

• City e-Portal

• Security

Wireless and

• Sensor Networks

• High Speed Internet

Mobile Network

• IPTV Internet Gateway

• Data Centres

Access
• Monitoring

Smart Vision- Safe and Smart GIFT

Vision:

“Identify the defects and rectify it,
prior to user noticing the problem”
Objectives
• Integration of building, technology and systems
• Energy Management and optimization of costs
• Enhancing facilities operating efficiency
• Real time performance
• Ensuring user safety, security and comfort

Central Command & Control
Control Center
(Transport)

Control Center
Building Package-A

Control Center
(Water)
Control Center
(SWM)

Control Center
Building Package-B

City Control and Command
Center (C4)

Control Center
Building Package-C

Control Center
(DCS)

Control Center Building
Package-nth

Security &
Vigilance
Control Center

• City Command Center would take critical live feeds from all Control Centers
• Enforce Control Centers to take remedial actions in case of emergency

City Command and Control Centre (C4)

• City Command Center would take critical live feeds from all Control Centers
• Enforce Control Centers to take remedial actions in case of emergency

Social Infrastructure

Social Infrastructure

Proposed Location of
Hospital

HOTELS & CLUB





Proposed Location of
Schools

5 Star category Hotels
Total 300 + 300 rooms (total 2 Hotels)
Business Club (with 20 rooms)

Proposed Location of
Hotels

Narsee Monjee Educational TrustSchool
Around 2000 Students
Facility- Language school, Music School, Training
centre for skill development, canteen, Cafeteria, Sports,
Auditorium/Theatre, Internet facilities.

HOSPITAL



Medical Zone, Nursing Hostel and

Doctor’s Residences



Total 214 beds

Urban Character

Urban Features of GIFT
Picturesque Landscape

Pedestrian friendly

Interactive water features

The central Axis – Boulevard

Building/ Terrace greens

• Each open space to have a

distinct identity and name
• Hierarchy of open spaces
• Streetscape defining roads
• Pleasant walking experience
• Forum for social interaction
Urban Character
• Activity

nodes

interconnecting

buildings and enclaves

• Active street frontage
• Planned space to street vendors
• A.C. elevated walkways
• Humanization of spaces
• Delightful vistas

• Food streets & street bazaars

Golf Course- A Driving range
and 9 holes golf course

Grand Plazas

Green plazas (Activity
Nodes)

Urban Life of GIFT
24x7 facilities at door step











Cafeteria
Easy Shoppe
Recreational amenities
Gymnasium
Exhibition Hall
Convention Centre
Golf Course
Clubs
Sports facilities

High end showrooms

World class convention
centre

Active retail spaces

Cafeteria

Gymnasium

Sports Complex

Urban Landscape of GIFT

Samruddhi Sarovar- An Entertainment Zone








Samruddhi
Sarovar
(Master
Balancing
Reservoir)
Food courts: Restaurants, Eateries, Dining
Gathering spaces for concerts and events,
Promenades
Water sport activities
Retail Facilities
Walkers paradise: jogging track, viewing points
Light and Sound show, Fountains, Water Shows

Samruddhi Sarovar- An Entertainment Zone

Buildings in GIFT

Buildings in GIFT

• 110 Buildings
• 2 Landmark Buildings (Height- above 350 mt)
• 19 Buildings (Height- 150 mt to 300 mt)
• 73 Buildings (Height- 100 mt to 140 mt)

• 2 Schools – International and Domestic Board
• 214 Bed Hospital

• Hotels (5000 rooms)

GIFT Intelligent Buildings

Intelligent Buildings
 Provide a technologically advanced
financial services gateway to national
and global financial markets
 Create an “integrated city” blueprint

 Create global customers
 Immediate Emergency Response for
Disaster/Crisis Management
 Enables creation of GIS platform for
monitoring of services
 Wide range of connectivity





24% saving on building management system
4.5% saving on total build cost
36% saving on operational expenditure

Fire Safety Measures

 State-of-the-Art Fire
detection System
 Adequate Provision in
the
building
for
quenching of fire

Building 1

Trigger controlled
manually at Building
and
by Central Command
and Control Centre

Building 2

 Provision of adequate
logistics
and
fire
fighting system at city
level conducive to
high-rise building
 Adequate and effective
evacuation system

Collapsible Bridge- Fire Evacuation

Town Services Management

Administration

Environment

Record
keeping

Social Facilities

Physical
Infrastructure

Town
Services
Management

User relation

ODAS: Online Development Approval System.... (1/2)

ODAS for enabling citizen centric building plan approval through innovative technology

Online development approval system

D.C.
regulations

UDAS
parameters

National
Building
Code

Approval
processes

 ODAS is the unique and
innovative way of automatic
scrutiny of building proposal
by reading CAD drawings.

Complex
rules/Bye
laws

Manual
reading of
drawings

End-to-end
traceability
Information
not aligned

Inadequate
citizen
interface

ODAS: Online Development Approval System.... (1/2)

PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

GIFT Development Framework
GoG

GUDC

IL&FS

Joint Venture Agreement

Objective to plan, design, develop,
finance, construct, operate and maintain
the GIFT Area

GIFTCL
Consultants, Experts



Development
provided

Rights

under

Buildings

Infrastructure

a

agencies to provide a seamless framework.

agreement



 Each SPV would be self-sufficient on a stand-

Development
guidelines provided as

alone basis. As a strategy, the Company would

per GDCR and UDAS

consider taking a stake in some of the SPV’s

Unique opportunity for
developers to redefine
their destination



latest technology
 Implemented through a series of entities /

Development



 To be contracted out by GIFTCL inducting

Urban

Design

aesthetics
maintained

to

and
be

Developers








GIFT SEZ Limited
GIFT District Cooling Systems Limited
GIFT Water Infrastructure Limited
GIFT Waste Management Services Limited
GIFT Power Company Limited
GIFT ICT Services Limited

PHASE 1: Infrastructure

Physical Infrastructure
under implementation












Roads
Water supply
Sewerage
Power Supply

Solid Waste System
District Cooling System
Utility Trench
Information Communication Technology (ICT)
Arboriculture and Landscaping
Multi Level Parking (MLP)

Real Estate Development
Development Rights
Plot/ Enclave Boundary
Building Footprint

Illustration Purpose
Building Footprint

Building- 2
BUA- XY Mn Sqft

Building - 1
Footprint size
30 m x 60 m
Built-up Area1 Mn SQ

Building Footprint

Building- 3
BUA- XY Mn Sqft

DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS for the Built-up area are sold
to developer.

Road

Building footprint and built form are given to Developer
to maintain the URBAN DESIGN character of the city

Commercial Towers- GIFT ONE and GIFT TWO by IL&FS

GIFT ONE Tower
No of Floors: 28
Height: 122 mtrs

GIFT TWO Tower
No of Floors: 28
Height: 122 mtrs

Atrium of GIFT ONE Building

STUDIES, APPROVALS & CLEARANCES AND MILESTONES

Project Studies…1

Sl. No.

STUDY

STATUS

1.

Real Estate Market Assessment

COMPLETED

2.

Surveys & Investigations

COMPLETED

3.

Topographical Surveys for 3000 Acres surrounding
GIFT Project

COMPLETED

4.

Environment Impact Assessment

COMPLETED

5.

External Road Connectivity to GIFT for R&B

COMPLETED

6.

River Hydro Modeling Study

COMPLETED

7.

Aeronautical Study by International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO) for high-rise clearance

COMPLETED

Project Studies…2

Sl. No.

STUDY

STATUS

8.

Demand Assessment Study for Convention Center

COMPLETED

9.

Satellite Imagery based around GIFT

COMPLETED

10.

Information & Communication Technology (ICT)

COMPLETED

11.

Seismic Study for GIFT Project

COMPLETED

12.

Fencing of Project Area

COMPLETED

13.

Peripheral Earthen Road/Bund

COMPLETED

14.

Site Leveling & Dressing

COMPLETED

Project Approvals & Clearances……..(1/2)

Environment Clearance
Environment Clearance (EC) was procured for entire Project with the help of
IL&FS Ecosmart Ltd.- November 03, 2009

Height Clearance
Aeronautical study – by International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)) through
Airport Authority of India (AAI)
Height Clearance upto 122 m- procured for entire project- May 21, 2010

Notification of Multi Services SEZ
Focusing on Financial Services
August 18, 2011

Approval of IFSC
In the notified sector specific SEZ for “Multi Services”

November 28, 2011

Project Approvals & Clearances ……..(2/2)

In-principle approval for extending MRTS to GIFT
June 17, 2009

Notification for change in Landuse Plan with specific building
regulation for Project
October 20, 2011

Allocation of 30 MLD Narmada Water
to GIFT City
February 23, 2012

Project Milestones
S.No.

Description

Month & Year

1

Launch of Phase – 1 (10 mn. Sq.ft )

Jan,2011

2

MoUs worth 11,700 crores signed during Vibrant Gujarat 2011

Jan, 2011

3

MOA with IL&FS for Development of 7.77 mn. Sq.ft in Phase -1 (
Commercial/ Residential & Social Facilites)

Mar, 2011

4

Master Plan

Completed

5

Pre-Construction Activities: Site Leveling & Dressing , Access to Site,
Site Office (Temp)

Completed

6

Construction activities of two High rise commercial buildings by IL&FS

Ongoing

7

Infrastructure works -Road, water, power, Street lighting & area
lighting and DCS

Ongoing

8

Multi Services SEZ, focusing on Financial Services

Notified
Aug ,2011

9

Order of Demarcation (KASEZ/DCO/GIFT/08/2010-11/753) for the
Processing and Non-Processing area of GIFT SEZ.

Dec, 2011

10

SEZ First Unit Approval

Feb 2012

11

Allotment to IITME for development of International
Exhibition Center,

March 2012

Business Opportunities in GIFT…..
-

-

-

Infrastructure Development
- Participation in development of infrastructure and Social facilities
- District Cooling System
- Power Generation & Distribution
- Multi level Parking Complex
- Water body with entertainment facilities
- Hotel & Club
- Social Amenities- Hospital and Mall
Real Estate
- Commercial and residential high-rise buildings in SEZ and Non-SEZ
area
- International & Domestic Enclaves:
Banking, Insurance, Technology, Corporate, Exchange
Setting up units in the field of the Financial services, BPO, KPO,
IT/ ITES and Capital Markets & Trading

Thank you……

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