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- Quick start meets Peak Load Demand
- “Clean and Green” Energy
- Raw Material (Water) recyclable
- Raw Material (Water) not subject to inflation
- Lowest Operation & Maintenance Cost
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- The Indian Ministry of Power (“MOP”) has plans to reach a goal of
additional 20,000+ MW hydropower capacity during the 11th
Five Year Plan (2007-12).
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- The largest market share in
the Indian Hydropower E&C/EPC universe
- Awarded contracts in 54.3% of all new hydropower projects under India’s
10th Five Year Plan
- Currently executing 10 contracts worth Rs 6,700 crores (US$ 1.53 bn) .
- Workforce of over 30,000
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- JAL’s integration capability has enabled the company to undertake
projects on an engineering, procurement and construction (“EPC”) turnkey
basis and establish Build-Own-Operate projects as well.
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- India’s strong consistent
economic growth and infrastructure development
- has provided JAL with tremendous opportunities
- Engineering & Construction
- Established track record as the leading hydropower E&C company
- Clear competitive advantage
- Immense growth potential in Indian hydropower
- Cement
- New cement plant in fastest growing market of the North Zone will have
an incentive on production tax for 10 years
- Dominant low cost producer of cement
- Strong cement demand in JAL’s
natural marketing zone
- Hydropower Business
- Increased profitability contribution from BOO subsidiaries
- Expressways and Real Estate
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Notes