New India's Growth Engine UTTAR PRADESH MSME SECTOR hf, Via+ IA(X) ONE DISTRICT ONE UTTAR PRADESH SpNDIA SCENARIO The Indian MSME sector contributes 33.4% to India's total manufacturing output, with a total of 6.3 crore MSMEs functioning in India. Out of 6.3 crores, the number of registered MSMEs stood at 80.16 lakh units as on March 31,2022. The export share of MSME-related products in the number of all India exports stood at 49.4% and 49.8% for FY21 and FY20 respectively. v v The number of MSMEs in India increased by a CAGR of 18.5% from 2019 to 2020, Budget allocation for MSMEs in FY22 more than doubled to INR 15,700 crores (USD 214 billion) vis-a-vis INR 7,572crores (USD 1.03 billion) in FY21 MSMEs are being encouraged to market their products on the e-commerce site, especially through Government e-Marketplace (GeM), owned and run by the government, wherefrom Ministries and PSUs source their procurement. As of March 24, 2022, the GeM portal has served 9.63 million orders worth INR 219,071 crores (USD 28.70 billion) from 4 million registered sellers and service providers for 59,259 buyer organizations. IAJOR CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SCHEMES v Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme The objective is to facilitate technology upgradation among MSEs by providing a capital subsidy of 15% (limited toa maximum um Rs. 15 lakh]. Credit Guarantee Trust Fund for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE) The scheme was launched to provide collateral-free credit to MSEs. The guarantees are provided to extend collateral-free lending to MSEs through banks, and other institutions. The scheme facilitates collateral-free credit to MSEs Fund and non-fund-based credit facilities up to Rs. 200 lakh (US$ 0.28 million) per eligible borrower are covered, provided they are extended on the project viability without collateral security or third-party guarantee. °MSME Industry in India - Market Share, Reports, Growth & Scope | IBEFv Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance (RAMP) On March 30, 2022, the GO! allocated Rs. 6,062.45 crores (US$ 808 million) for RAMP. The program aims to improve market and credit access, strengthen institutions and governance, improve center-state connections and partnerships, resolve late payment difficulties, and green MSMEs. Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programme (MSECDP) The MSME Ministry adopted the cluster development approach as a key strategy for enhancing the productivity, competitiveness and capacity building of MSEs. The program includes activities such as support funding for setting up ‘Common Facility Centres, in existing MSE clusters. Infrastructure Development Projects like strengthening of roads drainage etc of existing industrial areas are covered. Also as a new initiative Flatted Factories for MSMEs is being promoted in cluster development program. In 2019-20, 76 Common Facility Centres and 169 Infrastructure Development Projects we have commissioned or for an expenditure of Rs.202.78 crores (US$ 28.76 million) Financial Support to MSMEs in ZED Certification The scheme promotes Zero Defect and Zero Effect (ZED) manufacturing among MSMEs and ZED Assessment for their certification to encourage MSMEs to constantly upgrade their quality standards in products and processes, promote the adaptation of quality tools/systems and energy-efficient manufacturing, and drive manufacturing by adopting the ZeroDefect production processes and without impacting the environment. Entrepreneurial and Managerial Development of SMEs through Incubators The objective of the scheme is to promote and support the creativity of MSME enterprises and encourage adoption of the latest technologies in manufacturing as well as knowledge based innovative MSMEs. The scheme includes financial assistance up to Rs. 15 lakh (US$ 0.02 million) for developing and nurturing the idea; up to Rs. 1 crore (US$ 0. million) for procurement and installation of plant and machines to strengthen technology-related R&D activities; or up to Rs. 1crore (US$ 011 million) as a grant-in-aid for seed capital support to Host Institute (His)/Business incubator (Bis) for converting deserving ideas into start-ups.MY MSME : in order to facilitate the enterprises to enjoy the benefits of various schemes, the MSME office launched a web-based application module in the form of a mobile app called My MSME. This allows enterprises to make their applications and check for schemes on their mobile phone using the app. Technology Centre Systems Programme (TCSP) : In March 2021, the Ministry of MSME, implemented the Technology Centre Systems Programme to establish 15 new technology centres that assist MSMEs in the General Engineering, Automotive, Fragrance & Flavour and ESDM sectors. MSME SAMPARK : Launched in 2018, the MSME Sampark portal is a digital platform wherein jobseekers (students or trainees of MSME Technology Centres) and recruiters can register themselves for mutually beneficial interactions. MSME SAMADHAN : Ministry of MSME has taken an initiative for filling online application by the supplier MSE unit against the buyer of goods/services before the concerned MSEFC (Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council) of his state. These will be viewed by MSEFC council and initiate action for resolving delayed payments issue through conciliation or arbitration. MSME-SAMBANDH : In order to make the Public Procurement Policy more effective a Public Procurement portal was launched on 08th Dec'2017. The Portal also tracks the procurement made by CPSEs from MSEs including SC/ST and women MSEs. The Portal helps in effective monitoring while also enabling MSEs to build their capacities and participate in Public Procurement market,UUM Sedat ae ated ¥ Uttar Pradesh has a 90-lakh MSME base which is the highest in India andthe state contributes around 14 percentshare of India's total MSME count of 6.33 crore. ¥ The MSME sector accounts for almost 60% of the total industrial output in Uttar Pradesh, ¥ Uttar Pradesh is placed 2nd on the EoDB rankings under the Business Reforms Action Plan of the Department for Promotion of Industry and internal Trade, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India’ NUMBER OF MSMES REGISTERED IN UTTAR PRADESH Micro. 89.64 Small 036 Medium 0.00 Total MSMEs 89.99 Source: Annual Report MSME Dept MAJOR COMMODITIES EXPORTED FROM UP (FY22 Until February 2022) Gol 2021 Buffalo meat 8% Products of iron and steel 4% Aluminum products 3% Leather footwear 3% RMG manmade fibres 3% RMG cotton including accessories 3% Telecom instruments 11% Others 65% °MSME UP Brochure | ASSOCHAM(AS OF 2019) emus ae reer a eC Food Products, 65027 | 7216.32 356341 Beverages, Toba & Toba Product 980 190.77 5406 Cotton Textiles 71267 | 1050.28 68961 Wool, Silk & Synthetic Fibre Textile on) 844.26 64660 Jute, Hemp & Mesta Textiles S71 569.85 6205 Hosiery & Garments 29620 | 2337.65 202183 Wood Products: jo759 | 1388.10 65156 Paper Products & Printing s767_| 09.41 46721 Leather Products sis9_| 1625.05 92810 Rubber & Plastic Products 5809 | 180294 59883 Chemical & Chemical Products si62_| 1290.49 ATG Non-Metallic Mineral Products. 2978 | 709.46 26757 Basic Metal Industries 3626 m2.02 30307 Metal Products 17237_| 2689.61 140184 Machinery & Part except Electrical 5874 | 1449.60 67007 Electrical Machinery & Apparatus 4784 98013 53030 Transport Equipment & Parts. 612 3146.42 5184. Misc. Manufacturing y96922 | 1925195 | 1104029 Repairing & Servicing Industries 349777 | 2334236 | 1483247 STEELER SeKey Investment Enablers Human Resource Availability YUP has a population of 24 crore people and 56% of the population is in the working age group Y — 67universities, 5,842 colleges, 370 polytechnics, 3268 ITIs and ITCs (govt. and private under SCVT), several research institutes, centers of excellence and other vocational institutes. ¥__ Thestate government has set an objective of giving employment to 50 crore youths and women by giving appropriate preparation through the UP Skill Development Mission plan by2022. Infrastructure ¥__tt'slocated ona golden quadrilateral with an excellent road network. ¥ 85% of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Catchment area and 57% of Amritsar- Kolkata Industrial Corridor isin Uttar Pradesh. ¥__ TheState has the largest railway network spanning over 8,960 Km. ¥ 4 domestic airports at Agra, Allahabad, Gorakhpur and Kanpur and 3 International Airports at Lucknow, Kushinagar and Varanasi. One upcoming international airport at Jewar. Policy Support Highlights of UP Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion Policy 2022 Capital Subsidy v v v v v Micro, small and medium enterprises in the Bundelkhand and Purvanchal region of the State will be eligible for capital subsidy of 25%, 20% and 15%, respectively Micro, small and medium enterprises in the Madhyanchal and Paschimanchal region of the State will be eligible for capital subsidy of 20%, 15% and 10%, respectively SC/STandwomen entrepreneurs will be eligible for 2% additional, capital subsidy Capital subsidy is capped at Rs. 4 Crore/unit Old MSME units going for the diversification/upgradation would also be eligible for all benefits under this policy if they make new investments equivalent to minirnum 25% of their gross block for this purpose. Interest Subsidy Only micro units will be eligible for interest subsidy 50% interest subsidy, payable annually for five years, subject to ceiling of Rs 25 Lakh/ unit 60% interest subsidy for SC/ST and women entrepreneurs, payable annually for five years, subject to ceiling of Rs 25 Lakh/ unit Micro unitsare eligible for both capital as well as interest subsidy *SarkariiYojana— 2022 | UPSDMInfrastructure Interest Subsidy ‘Approved MSME industrial parks/estates/ flatted factory complex (minimum area of 4000 square metres for flatted factory complexes) projects with area of 10 acres or more, will be eligible for annual infrastructure interest subsidy of up to 50%, subject to ceiling of Rs2 Crore, annually for each project, Infrastructure interest subsidy will be payable for 7 years subject to a maximum of Rs 14 Crore for each project ‘Stamp Duty Exemption MSMEs will be eligible for 100% stamp duty exemption in the Purvanchal and Bundelkhand region, and 75% in the Madhyanchal and Paschimanchal region except for Gautam Budh Nagar and Ghaziabad wherein stamp duty exemption will be 50%, Women entrepreneurs will be eligible for 100% starnp duty exemption in any part of the State MSME industrial parks/ estates/ flatted factory complex developers will be provided 100% stamp duty exemption, on purchase of land Promoting QualityImprovement among MSMEs MSMEs will be promoted to attain quality standards like ZED, GMP, Hallmark etc. To this end, fiscal assistance up to 75% (maximum Rs 5 Lakh) will be provided to MSMEs, asreimbursement For establishment of Laboratories including cost of acquisition of test equipment etc fiscal assistance upto 75% (maximum Rs Lakh) willbe provided to MSMEs Financial assistance of 75% (maximum Rs10 lakh) will be provided for attaining patentsandGitags Attorney fee of Rs 50,000 and Rs 2,00,000 will be reimbursed for obtaining national and international patents/Gl tag, respectively Financial assistance of 75% for implementing ERP solutions (maximum Rs1 Lakh) and ICT solutions (maximum Rs5 Lakh) Promoting Environment Improvement Measures among MSMEs Fiscal assistance of 50% of the project cost (maximum Rs 10 crore) for establishment of CETPs Financial assistance of 50% of the project cost (maximum Rs 75 lakh) for implementing Zero Liquid Discharge facility Fiscal assistance of up to 50% of the project cost (maxirnum Rs SO Lakh) for establishing boiler facility as common facility (minimum 10 MSMEs willbe required to undertake such project) Promoting green practice and environmental audits for MSME like energy and water conservation audits - reimbursement of 75% (maximum Rs 50,000) towards audit services fee and 50% (maximum Rs 20 Lakh) towards purchase of auditor recommended equipment/ machinery Reimbursement up to 50% (maximum Rs 25 Lakh) of the consultancy charges incurred towards obtaining green rating for industrial buildings Reimbursement up to 50% (maximum Rs 10 Lakh) towards expenses incurred for the establishment of the Environment Management Laboratory/ Environment Management SystemMSME Act 2022 Government of Uttar Pradesh has been taking path breaking steps to aid MSMEs development in the state. Recently the state government enacted a new MSME Act which allows for establishment and operations of MSME unit within 72 hours of application, through issuance of Acknowledgment Certificate. Highli aeRO w Ea ine Product Scheme (ODOP) The policy aims to preserve and develop local crafts/ skills, and extend technical assistance and skill development, while also offering financial assistance. Under the scheme, 75 districtsin UP are focused on one product that they specialize in: Agra Leather Products, Stone/Marble Engraving Handicrafts 2 Aligarh Metal Handicrafts, Locks & Hardware 3 Ambedkar Nagar Textile Products 4 Amethi Moonj Products, Food Processing 5. Amroha Dholak (Musical Instruments), Readymade Garments 6. Auraiya Desi Ghee, Milk Products 7) Ayodhya Jaggery 8. Azamgarh Black Clay Artwork, Clothes (Silk Saree) 9. Badaun Zari Zardozi 10. Baghpath Home Décor Products 1. Bahraich Wheat Stalk Craft, Food Processing 12. Ballia Bindi 13. Balrampur Food Processing (Pulses) 14, Banda Shazar Stone Craft 18. Barabanki Handloom Products, Textile Products 6. Bareilly Zari Zardozi, Bamboo Products, Goldsmithy (Sunari) V7, Basti Wood Craft, Vinegar Products (sirka) 18. Bhadoi Carpet 19. Bijnor Wood Craft 20. Bulandsahar Ceramic Products a. Chandauli Zari Zardozi, Black Rice 22. Chitrakoot Wood Craft/ Wooden Toys 23. Deoria Decorative Products, Knitting-Embroidery Related Products, Readymade Garments24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29, 30. a. 32, 34, 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. a. 42. 43. 44, 45. 46. 47. 48. 54. 55, ead Etah Etawah Farrukhabad Fatehpur Firozabad Gautam Budh Nagar Ghaziabad Ghazipur Gonda Gorakhpur Hamirpur Hapur Hardoi Hathras Jalaun Jaunpur Shansi Kannauj Kanpur Dehat Kanpur Nagar Kasganj kKaushambi Kushinagar Lakhimpur kheri Lalitpur Lucknow Maharjganj Mahoba Mainpuri Mathura Mau Meerut. Pert Cnty Ghoongroo, Ghanti & Brass Products Textile Products, Tailoring & Cloth Embroidery Textile Printing, Zari Zardozi Bedsheets, Iron Fabrication Works Glassware Readymade Garments, Textile Products Engineering Products Jute Wall Hangings Food Processing Pulses & Maize, Food Processing Pottery (Terracotta), Readymade Garments Jooti Home Décor Products Handloom Products , Textile Products Heeng Processing, Readymade Garments Handmade Paper, Pea Processing Woollen durrie Soft Toys ,, Textile Products Itra (Scents) Aluminium Utensils, Plastic Products Leather Products, Hosiery & Textile Products Zari Zardozi Food Processing (Banana), Food Processing (Guava) Banana Fibre Products, Banana Products Tribal Craft, Jaggery Zari Silk Sarees, Food Processing, School Dress (Readymade Garments/Hosiery) Chikankari & Zari-Zardozi Furniture Gaura Stone Craft, Metal Craft Tarakashi Art, Knitting, Embroidery related products (Zari Zardozi) Sanitary Products, Thakur ji's dress, Decoration and Kanthi mala Textile Products Sports GoodsBAR 67. 68. 69. 70. n. 72. 73. 74. 75 ead Mirzapur Moradabad Muzaffarnagar Pilibhit Pratapgarh Prayagraj Rae Bareily Rampur Saharanpur Sambhal Sant Kabir Nagar Shahjahapur Shamli Shravasti Siddharthnagar Sitapur Sonbhadra Sultanpur Unnao Varanasi Pert Cnty Carpet, Metal Udyog-Brass Metal Craft Jaggery Wooden Products, Flutes Food processing (Amia) Moonj Products, Food Processing Woodcraft (Woodwork) Patchwork & Applique Work & Zari Patch Work, Mentha Wood Craft (Wood Carving) Horn & Bone products Brass Utensils, Hosiery Products Zari Zardozi Iron Fabrication Tribal Craft, Furniture Food Processing (Kala narnak chawal) Durrie Carpet Moonj Products, Iron & Steel Fabrication Zari Zardozi, Leather Products Silk Products, Gulabi Meenakari, Wooden Lacquerware & Toys Source: Official Website of One District One Product Uttar Pradesh (edopupin) neo ONE bisraict ane pRooucTThere are four major schemes for ODOP initiative: Aimed at promoting self-employment among ODOP artisans/ workers by addressing access to finance issue. Supports the artisans by lending margin money (ranging from Rs. 6.25 to Rs. 20 lacs), through formal banking system. The benefits are as mentioned below in the table. Project Cost Margin Money Subsidy Up to Rs 25 lakh 25% of the Project Cost or Rs. 6.25 lakhs, whichever is less More than Rs 25 lakh | 20% the Project Cost or Rs 6.25 lakh, whichever is to up to Rs 50 lakh higher More than Rs 50 lakh _| Rs. 10 lakhs or 10% of the Project Cost, whichever to upto Rs 150 lakh _| is higher More than Rs 150 lakh _ | 10% of the Project Cost or Rs.20 lakhs, whichever is less2. ODOP- Market Development Assistance (MDA) Scheme Aimed at promoting participation of artisans & manufacturers in local, national & international melas/exhibitions by providing fiscal assistance and at onboarding artisans & MSMEs on e-commerce platforms. This scheme supports the participants by providing reimbursement of stall charges, transfers, and travel within prescribed limits. Fairs/ Exhibitions Reimbursement Limits of Maximum Limit Location expenses made Within Uttar ‘75% of stall charges Rs 50,000 Pradesh "75% of goods transfer expenses _| Rs 7500 AC rail fare or AC Bus fare for | Actuals one person Within Uttar "75% of stall charges Rs 150,000 Pradesh (National "75% of goods transfer expenses | Rs 7500 /nternational level) BAC rail fare or AC Bus fare for _ | Actuals one person Outside Uttar "75% of stall charges Rs 2,00000 Pradesh, (National |'75% of goods transfer expenses _| Rs 25,000 for 828 fairs /International [Rs 50,000 for B2C Fairs level) within India [ZAC rail fare or AC Bus fare for _| Actuals one person 75% of Airfare in economy class_| Rs 7,000 Outside India "75% of stall charges Rs 2,00,000 "75% of goods transfer expenses | Rs 25,000 for B28 fairs [Rs 50,000 for B2C Fairs 75% of total expenditure on SAC | Rs 75,000 rail fare or AC Bus fare (Domestic) and 75% economy airfare (International)for one person 3. ODOP- Skill Development & Toolkit Distribution Scheme Aimed at fulfilling current and future requirements of skilled work force in the entire value chain of ODOP products. Additionally, the scheme intends to equip ODOP artisans / workers through distribution of relevant advanced tool kits. The incentives include: * Skilled but not certified ODOP artisans/ workers shall be provided 6- day training & certified through RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) approved by relevant Sector Skill Councils (SSCs)+ Unskilled artisans shall be trained and certified through a 10-day training programme + Alltrainees shall receive an honorarium of Rs 200 per day, during the training period + Arelated toolkit (worth maximum of Rs 20,000) shall be provided for free to the ODOP artisans/ workers on successful completion of the training DOP - Common Facility Centre Scheme Aimed at developing CFC in each district as per requirement & outcomes frorn DSR (Diagnostic Study Report) studies to address the following gaps/ hurdlesin the development of ODOP products industry: . Testing Facilities . Design Gap . Training/Skill Development Gap . Raw Material Gap . Marketing Gap . Technology Gap . Access to Finance . Common Logistics Centre . Packaging Gap Incentives include: * For CFCs of project cost up to Rs 15 crores, the State government shall provide a financial assistance up to 90% of the project cost, while a minimum of 10% would be borne by the SPV . For CFCs of project cost is more than Rs 15 crores, the State government shall provide a financial assistance of 12.75 crores or the amount remaining after reducing the cost of the land from the project cost whichever is lesser. «The State government on case-basis can also sanction capital for the projects of similar nature, previously approved by the Central/the State governments, which are incomplete due to the lack of funds. For supporting such incomplete projects, proper justification would be providedInvestment Opportunities in Uttar Prades! ELECTRONICS se ¥ Electronics System Design and Manufacturing including semiconductor design, electronic components design and hi-tech manufacturing ¥ Electronic components with a focus on making components for electronic products customized for the Indian market. ¥__ Strategic electronics, with the Government of India keen to encourage domestic manufacturing of products needed by the armed forces. ¥_— Low-cost consumer electronics, consumer durables. ¥_ Nano-electronics and micro-electronics. TELECOM ¥~ Domestic manufacturing of telecom networking equipment, inclu and switches. Next generation Software-defined Networking equipment. Mobile Customer Data Analytics, services oriented towards analytical solutions. Manufacture of low-cost mobile phones, handsets and devices Manufacture of Base Transceiver Station equipment. Development of Value-added Services. Over-the-top (OTT) service providers of innovative services and content to mobile subscribers. \g routers, KSKKKS ITand ITES Cloud computing. Social media and mobility Data analytics services. e-governance. Mobile apps and software development. Software automation. Information Technology Cities - Noida, Lucknow, Kanpur, Agra & Allahabad SASK KKS MEDIA ¥ Manufacture of Set-Top Boxes (STB) for Direct-to-Home service providers. ¥ Digital screens in tier-2 and 3 cities. ¥ Digital Media, new forms of content delivery for media companies. HEALTHCARE Ge ¥__ Providing affordable healthcare, especially in rural areas. ¥ Low-cost medical devices, which can be used in rural areas. ¥_ Medical consumables like surgical gloves, scrubs, syringes etc. ¥ Low-cost surgical procedures to reduce the cost of healthcare, ¥ Medical tourism. ¥__ Diagnostic labs.PHARMACEUTICALS ¥~— Generics and API manufacturing, Y Contract research, ¥ Nutraceuticals and nutracosmetics. BIOTECHNOLOGY ¥ Domestic manufacturing of diagnostic kits, reagents and consumables used in testing Focus on vaccine exports to developed countries. Providing bio-informatics-related solutions. Leveraging the bio-similar opportunity Recombinant products. Agri-produce. Hybrid seeds also represent new business opportunities based on yield improvement. KAS KS AUTOMOTIVE Y Automotive electronics. ¥ Manufacturing automotive components - Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers to OEMs. Y Applied electronics, ¥ Rubber and chemicals supply to the tyre. TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS Green supply chain. ¥— Reusable packaging material. ¥ Technology intensive transport and logistics management, ¥ Fleet Management System. INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING ¥_ Design, equipment and supplies ¥ Processing and toll manufacturing. ¥_— Sustainability and pollution treatment services. ¥_— Facilities management services. LEATHER Finished leather good manufacturing. Leather goods & Leather Garments manufacturing, Next generation Leather Footwear & components. Leather Fashion Accessories manufacturing. Leather Tanneries. SAKKS ENGINEERING & PROCESS EQUIPMENT ¥__ Engineering solutions segments like chemicals and petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and automotive for a growing demand for process equipment. ¥__ Next-generation automation tools like smart robs industries. ¥ Green Engineering, 's in high precisionCHEMICALS ¥__ Bio-based raw materials to reduce dependence on oil, ¥Chemical-based operations &manufacturing. ¥ Production of fertilizers from Rock phosphate found in ¥ Bundelkhand region. TEXTILES ¥ Processing & Packaging. ¥ Spinning, weaving, stitching ete, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ay ¥ Processed food, ready-to-eat packaged food, premixes, milk & dairy, bakery and processed meat. Backend infrastructure such as cold chain storage, farm collection center, etc. Health food, health beverages, food additives such as vitamin additives, ete. Food packaging, innovative packaging for processed food. Contract manufacturing for crop protection chemicals, and crop nutrients. Poultry, feed and farm additives KOK KK DEFENCE OFFSET ¥ Newage information systems. ¥ Communication platforms. ¥ Simulators and equipment. ECOSYSTEM SUPPORT & FINANCING ¥ Creation of business facilitation centers with the linkage of all stakeholders ie. Industry Associations, equity funds, banks and financial institutions. ¥ Loan Finance. ¥__ Alternate financing sources like securitization of trade credit, securitization of MSME credit, mezzanine financing, access to equity capital through SME Exchanges, Angel Funds / Venture Capital Funds etc ‘SKILL DEVELOPMENT & TOOL ROOMS ¥ Skilling development centres and tool rooms depending on current industrial demand across sectors and districts Contact Details for investor query handling Name of Nodal Officer : Shri Pranjal Yadav (IAS) Designation : Secretary Mobile No : 09956970000 Email id : msmesec2@gmail.comPoweRns a ReWiNOIA INVEST UP Address : 4” Floor Block A PICUP Bhawan, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226010 Phone No.: +91-522-2720236, 2720238 E-mail: upgis2023@investup.org.in advantageup@investup.org.in Website - https://invest.up.gowin, FG) ltomaton ne Pte Reto Depart UP.