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New Allotment Regulations 2020
Draft Lease Format
GSTIN :37AABCA9029K1ZG
PAN NUMBER :AABCA9029K
SC/ST Land Rebate Circular
ANDHRA PRADESH

The new capital city of Andhra pradesh is proposed in Guntur District, north of Guntur City and will be developed under Capital Region Development Authority. In accordance with the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014, Hyderabad will remain the de jure capital of both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states for a period of time not exceeding 10 years.

Sri. Nara Chandrababu Naidu

Hon’ble Chief Minister
Government of Andhra Pradesh

Sri T.G. Bharath

Minister for Industries & Commerce;
Food Processing
Government of Andhra Pradesh

How To Start Industry In AP?

The Entrepreneur may preferably obtain the consent of a financing agency such as APSFC or any Commercial Bank for the required loan amount.For the line of activity chosen by the Entrepreneur…

Investment Opportunities

The Entrepreneur may preferably obtain the consent of a financing agency such as APSFC or any Commercial Bank for the required loan amount.For the line of activity chosen by the Entrepreneur…

Online Application

The Entrepreneur may preferably obtain the consent of a financing agency such as APSFC or any Commercial Bank for the required loan amount.For the line of activity chosen by the Entrepreneur…

INDUSTRIAL LAND BANK

Total available industrial land bank-50,573 acres. All available land parcels can be viewed by investors on APIIC GIS portal. Enterprises are provided with CETP, STP,WTP and other Common infrastructure.

  • Total Live Water capacity at FRL- 169.2BCM(excluding Srisailam & Nagarjuna Sagar Reservoirs)

  • High quality and reliable power supply 24*7

  • State is promoting Renewable energy through dedicated body(NREDCAP).

Advantages of AP
Biggest Land Bank among all the States in India
Good Governance and visionary Leadership
Longest coastline in the country with a length of 974 kms
Known as gateway to East and South East Asia
Major Investments
News & Updates
pdf All the entrepreneurs are requested to deduct the TDS U/s 194-IA of Income Tax Act, 1961 while making the payment of Balance land cost where the allotment value is Rs.50.00 lakhs and above    pdfComponents of DPR.   pdfNo rebate is allowed on the difference amount payable in future.
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