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City Business Plan for Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation 2 Flour milling & Spices 6 8 2 3 Litchi & fruit processing 1 2 - 4 Plastic & PVC related industries 10 7 4 5 Semi-finished leather goods 5 1 3 6 Agricultural implements 4 1 - Source: BIADA, Muzaffarpur The profile of units in these estates indicate little evidence of clustering of industrial enterprises in the region, but for those in value-chains related to agro-food products (including animal feed to an extent) and leather. The details of these 225 industrial units in terms of name of units, plot number, area, name of products has been given in Annexure 3.2. The industrial area of Muzaffarpur city is shown in Figure 3.3. Figure 3.3: Industrial Area of Muzaffarpur Final Report 3-9
City Business Plan for Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation 3.7.2 Enterprises Units under District Industry Center (DIC) Similar information obtained from the DIC is given below for a few specific industry types. The analysed data as shown in table below indicate that there are total 80 main industrial units in Muzaffarpur. The majority of industries are related to flour milling and spices (n-22), readymade garments (n-21), gate, grill and shutter mfg (n-18), lac bangle mfg. & related work (n-13), cold storage (n-3) and, litchi pulp, juice & fruit juice (N-3). Table 3.9: Main Industry Types-Muzaffarpur S.No. Industry type Number of Units % 1 Flour Milling and spices 22 27.5 2 Readymade garments 21 26.3 3 Gate, Grill and shutter mfg. 18 22.5 4 Lac bangle mfg. & related work 13 16.3 5 Cold storage 3 3.8 6 Litchi pulp, juice & fruit juice 3 3.8 Total 80 100 Source: DIC, Muzaffarpur Evidently, there is potential for agro-food industry, readymade garments, gate grill, cold storage as well as litchi. In an environment where few units register themselves with the DIC, the presence of many such registered units is revealing. The detail of industrial units registered under DIC is given in Annexure 3.3. 3.7.3 Critical service sector enterprises Evidently, some critical service sector enterprises in the region may be also viewed in terms of hospitals and nursing homes/diagnostic clinics, hotels and restaurants as well as construction contractors. In addition, there are a number of service sector enterprises involved in trade and commerce such as operating agencies/dealerships and transport businesses. There are also many enterprises into retail of products, like garments, furniture and jewelry. There are about 30 hotels, guest houses and lodges in Muzaffarpur. Some other important service sector enterprises include hospitals as well as construction industry stakeholders and contractors. Also, there are around more than 100 hospitals/nursing homes and diagnostic clinics in the city. Juran Chapra area of city is famous as a hub for hospital industry. Many enterprises serve as dealers for a range of household and industrial/agricultural equipment. Evidently, there are over a 10 enterprises operating agencies or dealerships who provide employment to between 5-20 persons each. Many service sector enterprises like those into civil engineering contractorship or nursing homes and diagnostic clinics are not registered with the DIC. This is evidently because they are not aware of the scope to benefit by way of preferential interest rates/priority credit and investment subsidies, PPP options to facilitate upgrading. As a matter of fact, the Government of India has been assisting the Final Report 3-10
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