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Our Bureau Coimbatore, Dec. 4 Gammon India Ltd said that Indira Container Terminal Pvt Ltd, the special purpose vehicle incorporated by the consortium of Gammon and Dragados S.P.L, has signed the ‘Licence Agreement’ with the Mumbai Port Trust for developing the Mumbai Offshore Container Terminal Project. The estimated project cost is about Rs 800 crore in the initial phase of three years and another Rs 400 crore subsequently and it is on a BOT basis for 30 years, including three years of construction and equipping period, from the date of signing the Licence Agreement.
The SEZ envisages an investment of Rs 1,400 crore and will focus on giving a further boost to gems and jewellery industry. Under the MoU, the State will provide necessary support for infrastructure facilities in SEZ and offer Single Window Service through the Bureau of Investment Promotion (BIP).
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