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LOCATION OF THE DIVISION / RANGE OFFICE |
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Name of the office |
Location |
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Customs, Divisional Office |
No.29/2, 1st Floor, |
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EOU-I |
6th Floor, F Wing,
Kendriya Sadan , |
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EOU-II, |
No.29/2, |
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EOU IV, V, VI |
1st Floor, |
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Postal Appraisal Department |
Foreign Post Office, |
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The Customs Division, Bangalore was formed in January 1979,
and is headed by Assistant Commissioner of Customs having territorial
jurisdiction over the revenue districts of Bangalore, Tumkur & Kolar of
Karnataka State. The jurisdiction of 100% Export Oriented Units / STP / EHTP
in Karnataka has been ordered by the Chief Commissioner of Customs and
Excise, Hyderabad, vide C.No.VIII/48/1/96-CC (HZ) dated. 2.2.1996 vide Public
Notice No.32/96 dated. 26.03.1996. The Commissioner of Customs, Bangalore,
issued a Public Notice No.56/2003 dated 21.04.2003 communicating the
Board’s Circular No. 31/2003-Cus dated 07.04.2003 wherein it was
clarified that the Commissioner of Customs, Bangalore will continue to have
administrative control over all
EOU’s and STP / EHTP within territorial jurisdiction. This
exception is only in respect of Bangalore Customs, since, as per the earlier
Board’s Circular No.72/2000-Cus dated 31.08.2000, EOU’s and
STP/EHTP units situated within the municipal limits of port cities are under
the administrative control of jurisdictional Commissioner of Customs and in
other cases, under administrative control of jurisdictional Commissioner of
Central Excise. |
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The range wise jurisdiction as per
Office Order No. 1/2003 dated 05.05.2003 as amended by Office Order No.
3/2004 dated 21.4.2004 issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Customs, Customs
Division, Bangalore, is detailed below: |
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EOU-I RANGE |
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1. |
FROM
THE SILK BOARD JUNCTION UPTO BOMMASANDRA INDUSTRIAL AREA, RIGHT SIDE OF
THE HOSUR ROAD AREA COVERED ARE BOMMANAHALLI, SINGASANDRA,
HEBBAGODI, ELECTRONIC CITY INDISTRIAL AREA AND BOMMDASANDRA INDUSTRIAL
AREARIGHT SIDE ONLY. |
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2. |
FROM
SILK BOARD ON LEFT SIDE ON THE INTERMEDIATE RING ROAD COVERING PART OF THE B
T M LAYOUT UPTO BASSERAGATTA ROAD INTERMEDIATE ROAD JUNCTION. |
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3. |
FROM
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4. |
FROM
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5. |
FROM
DIARY CIRCLE ALL THE AREAS FALLING ON LEFT SIDE OF BANNERAGHATTA ROAD UPTO
BANNERAGHATTA NATIONAL PARK.AREAS COVERD ARE MICO LAYOUT, THAVARAKERE,
MORZARIA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE. |
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FROM
OUTER |
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2. |
FROM
LEFT SIDE OF |
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3. |
FROM
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4. |
FROM
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5. |
RIGHT
SIDE OF |
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6. |
FROM
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7. |
FROM
GANDHI STATUE OF THE QUEEN’S ROAD, RIGHT SIDES OF THE |
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8. |
RIGHT
SIDE OF |
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1. |
FROM
THE JUNCTION OF RESIDENCY ROAD ON BRIGADE ROAD UPTO DIARY CIRCLE COVERING THE
RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD. |
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2. |
FROM
DIARY CIRCLE ALL THE AREAS ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF |
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3. |
FROM
THE JUNCTION OF |
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4. |
FROM
RESIDENCY ROAD END, AREAS ON THE LEFT SIDES OF DISTRICT OFFICE ROAD, K G
ROAD, UPPARPET POLICE STATION, UPTO BINNY MILLS-MAGADI ROAD STARTING POINT. |
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5. |
AREAS
ON THE LEFT SIDE OF |
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6. |
THE
AREAS INTER-ALIA COVERD VIDE ABOVE SL.NOS.ARE RICHMOND TOWN, SHANTHINAGAR,
WILSON GARDEN, CHAMARAJPET, KALASIPALYAM, V.V. PURAM, SHANKARPURAM,
BASAVANGUDI, JAYANAGAR, J P NAGAR, SARAKKI LAYOUT, CHANDRA LAYOUT AND OTHER
AREAS COMING IN BETWEEN. |
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7. |
BOTH
SIDES OF |
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8. |
BOTH
SIDES OF MYSORE ROAD UPTO MANDYA DISTRICT BORDER AREA COVERD ARE KUMBOLGOD
INDUSTRIAL AREA, BIDADI, RAMNAGARAM TALUK AND CHANNAPATNA TALUK. |
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9. |
AREA
ON LEFT SIDE OF M |
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10. |
FROM
GANDHI STATUE RIGHT SIDE OF |
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11. |
FROM
M G ROAD JUNCTION RIGHT SIDE OF |
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12. |
FROM
BRIGADE ROAD JUNCTION ON RESIDENCY ROAD CIVERING THE RIGHT SIDE OF RESIDENCY
ROAD UPTO DISCTICT OFFICE. |
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13. |
FROM
BRIDGE ROAD JUNCTION RIGHT SIDE OF RESIDENCY ROAD TOWARDS MISSION ROAD, AND
RIGHT SIDE OF KASTURABA ROAD (INTER-ALIA) COVERS THE AREA VIZ.SANPANGIRAMNAGAR
AND JOING AREAS) SESHADRI ROAD, PLACE ROAD. |
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14. |
FROM
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15. |
THE
AREAS OF THE SIDE OF CANTT. RAILWAY |
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16. |
FROM
MEKHRI CIRCLE TO WARDE SANKEY ROAD UPTO END OF CUBBON ROAD COVERING LEFT SIDE
OF ROAD WHICH INTER-ALIA INCLUDES SHIVAJINAGAR, VASANTHNAGAR, UPPER PALACE
ORCHARDS, CUNNINGHAM ROAD, INFANTRY ROAD, MILLERS ROAD, QUEENS ROAD AND
CANTT. RAILWAY STATION. |
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17. |
AREAS
ON LEFT SIDE OF ROAD LEADING TO MURR= |
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18. |
BOTH
SIDE OF THE |
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1. |
FROM
TRINITY CIRCLE TOWARDS AIRPORT ROAD UPTO WHITE FIELD-HOSAKOTE ROAD BOTH THE
SIDES OF THE AIRPORT ROAD AREAS COVWERD ARE DOMLUR, INDIRANAGAR, JEEVANBHIMANAGAR,
KODIHALLI, MURUGESHPALAYA, YAMALUR, H A L BANGALORE COMPLES, MARATHALLI,
MAHADEVAPURA VILLAGE, WHITE FIELD VILLAGE, MAHADEVAPURA INDUSTRIAL AREA, ITI
ANCILLIARY UNITS AREA, VISVESHWARAIAH INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, WHITEFIELD
INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY PARK &ELECTRONICS HARDWARE TECHNOLOGY PARK,
WHITEFIELD. |
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2. |
WHITEFELD-
HOSKOTE ROAD UPTO JUNCTION POINT ON |
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3. |
AREA OF HOSKOTE INDUSTRIAL AREA. |
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FROM
AIRPORT ROAD- INTERMEDIA RING ROAD LEADING TO HOSUR ROAD AND LEFT SIDE OF
HOSUR ROAD UPTO BORDER OF COVERD ARE KORAMANGALA, MADIVALA, BOMMANAHALLI, SINGSANDRA,
HEBBAGODI, ELECTRONIC CITY PHASE-II, VEERASANDRA INDUSTRIAL AREA |
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FROM AREAS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF |
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2. |
FROM CAVERY THEATRE JUNCTION, AREAS ON THE LEFT SIDE
OF ROAD |
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3. |
FROM
MENHRI CIRCLE, AREAS ON BOTHI SIDES OF BELLARY ROAD UPTO KOLAR DISTRICT
BORDER, AREA COVERED ARE R.T. NAGAR, SANJAY NAGAR, DOLLARS COLONY, NEW BEL
ROAD, JALAHALLI, YELAHANKA, GANGA NAGAR. |
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4. |
LEFT SIDE |
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5. |
AREA
ON RIGHT SIDE OF FROM M.G.ROAD, WHEELERS ROAD,UPTO BANASWADI RING ROAD,AREAS
COVEREDARE POTTERY TOWN, TANNERY ROAD, NAGAVARA, LINGRAJAPURAM, KACHARKANNA
HALLI, HENNUR ROAD, HENNUR BANDE. |
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ON
TUMKUR ROAD FROM YESWANTPURA CORCLE AREAS ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE TUMKUR
ROAD UPTO JALAHALLI CROSS JUNCTION, FROM JALAHALLI CROSS ON TUMKUR ROAD UPTO
NELAMANGALA JUNCTION ROAD. |
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7. |
DEVANAHALLI
AND DODDABALAPUR TALUKS OF BANGAQLORE DISTRICT. |
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8. |
REVENUE
DISTRICTS OF TUMKUR AND KOLAR (EXCEPT MALUR TALUK OF KOLAR DISTRICT). |
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9. |
MAGADI AND NELAMAGALA TALUKS OF |
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10. |
FROM |
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1. |
ANEKAL
TALUK OF BANGALORE RURAL DISTRICT CONSISTING OF JIGANI INDUSTRIAL AREA/HOBLI,
ATTIBELE INDUSTRIAL AREA/HOBLI AND BOMMASANDRA INDUSTRIAL AREA (LEFT SIDES
ONLY TOWARDS HOSUR ) OF HOSUR ROAD UPTO HOSUR BORDER. |
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2. |
LEFT SIDE OF |
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3. |
EITHER SIDE OF OUTER |
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4. |
AIRPORT ROAD FROM DOMLUR TO |
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5. |
JEEVAN BHIMA NAGAR AND |
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6. |
THE
RIGHT/LEFT SIDE OF |
NO. OF FUNCTIONAL EOUs / STP / EHTP UNITS AS ON 09.06.2009
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Sl No |
Range |
No. of EOU’s |
No. of STP’s |
No. of EHTP’s |
Total |
Jurisdiction
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1 |
EOU I |
73 |
243 |
7 |
323 |
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2 |
EOU II |
55 |
89 |
4 |
148 |
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3 |
EOU III |
81 |
421 |
8 |
510 |
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4 |
EOU IV |
55 |
235 |
6 |
296 |
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5 |
EOU V |
85 |
87 |
6 |
178 |
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6 |
EOU VI |
68 |
113 |
5 |
186 |
Bangalore Urban & Rural |
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TOTAL |
417 |
1188 |
36 |
1641 |
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Out of the total 417 EOUs, only 331 EOUs are functional and the sector
wise break up of functional EOUs are as under:-
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Sl. No. |
Sector |
Nos. |
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1 |
Agricultural |
13 |
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2 |
Bio Technology |
5 |
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3 |
Chemical |
9 |
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4 |
Engineering |
25 |
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5 |
Electronics |
64 |
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6 |
Granites |
32 |
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7 |
Herbal |
8 |
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8 |
Jewelry |
3 |
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9 |
Medical Equipment |
7 |
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10 |
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1 |
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11 |
Pharmaceutical |
8 |
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12 |
Pickles |
16 |
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13 |
Research & Deployment |
17 |
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14 |
Ready made Garments |
27 |
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15 |
Silk |
16 |
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16 |
General |
80 |
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TOTAL |
331 |
Year wise growth of 100% EOU’S
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YEAR |
NO. OF NEW UNITS REGISTERED |
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2005-06 |
208 |
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2006-07 |
195 |
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2007-08 |
134 |
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2008-09 |
75 |
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TOP 20 EOU UNITS |
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NAME OF THE UNIT |
PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED /
EXPORTED |
EXPORT VALUE FOR 2007-08 |
EXPORT VALUE FOR 2008-09 |
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(Rs. in Crores) |
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1 |
K Mohan (Unit I & II) |
Ready made garments |
193.03 |
209.93 |
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2 |
Gokaldas |
Ready made garments |
438 |
247 |
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2 |
Tata BP Solar |
Solar Modules and Panels |
522.74 |
680.39 |
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3 |
Strides Acrolab |
Pharmaceutical Formulations |
195.69 |
246.68 |
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4 |
Leela Scottish Lace |
Ready made garments |
115.57 |
37.13 |
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5 |
Suraj Diamonds (I) Pvt. Ltd. |
Diamond Jewellery |
831.52 |
966.83 |
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6 |
Tyco Electronics |
Connectors & parts of Connectors |
261.37 |
277.36 |
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7 |
GE BE (P) Ltd. |
X-Ray Tubes |
393.8 |
468.67 |
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8 |
Jeans Knit |
Ready made garments |
286.33 |
354.51 |
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9 |
Texport Overseas |
Ready made garments |
107.88 |
74.21 |
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10 |
Goodrich Aerospace Services |
Parts of Air Bus |
107.96 |
252.43 |
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11 |
Designer Suits |
Ready made garments |
86.14 |
123.58 |
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12 |
Flowserve |
Engg. Goods |
91.99 |
163.68 |
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13 |
Motherson Sumi |
Wiring Harness |
47.79 |
41.73 |
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14 |
Cipla Ltd. |
Bulk Drugs |
98.48 |
117.89 |
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15 |
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Polished Granite Slabs |
52.02 |
43.35 |
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16 |
Unicorn Pickles |
Gherkins |
25.42 |
27.31 |
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17 |
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Polished Granite Slabs |
20.31 |
22.77 |
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18 |
Mineral Enterprises |
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118.54 |
86.49 |
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19 |
Astra Zeneca |
Pharmaceutical Formulations |
73.47 |
85.82 |
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20 |
Intergarden |
Gherkins |
58.99 |
92.21 |
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TOP 15 STPI UNITS |
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NAME OF THE UNIT |
PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED /
EXPORTED |
EXPORT VALUE FOR 2007-08 |
EXPORT VALUE FOR 2008-09 |
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(Rs. in Crores) |
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1 |
Honey Well (Unit I & II) |
Software |
666.50 |
693.70 |
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2 |
Infosys Technologies (Licence No.26/1998) |
Software |
4785.87 |
5142.04 |
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3 |
HP Global Soft |
Software |
822 |
723 |
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4 |
Accenture |
Software |
2298.93 |
2261.80 |
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5 |
I-Flex Solutions Pvt. Ltd. [Presently known as Oracle
Financial Servicesw Software Ltd. (Unit-II)] |
Software |
752.48 |
817.62 |
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6 |
TCS |
Software |
2931.84 |
4383.83 |
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7 |
ABB Global Industries & Services |
Software |
115.70 |
186.21 |
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8 |
Amazon Development Services |
Software |
36.21 |
42.59 |
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9 |
Goodrich Aerospace Services |
Software |
22.58 |
46.84 |
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10 |
Verifone |
Software |
17 |
22.63 |
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11 |
Consona Software |
Software |
9.07 |
10.44 |
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12 |
Wipro |
Software |
375.52 |
4050.43 |
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13 |
Motorola (Unit-I) |
Software |
260.67 |
251.80 |
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14 |
SLK Software Service |
Software |
38.96 |
61.09 |
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15 |
Modelytics |
Software |
5.29 |
5.03 |
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EHTP UNITS |
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NAME OF THE UNIT |
PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED /
EXPORTED |
EXPORT VALUE FOR 2007-08 |
EXPORT VALUE FOR 2008-09 |
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(Rs. in Crores) |
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1 |
Elcoteq |
Modem |
214.19 |
165.69 |
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2 |
Hical Technologies |
Coils & Transformers |
4259 |
3055 |
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3 |
Centum Electronics |
Hybrid Micro Circuits |
15.66 |
20.36 |
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4 |
GE Health Care |
Testing Equipment |
138.13 |
139.40 |
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5 |
GE Medical Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd. |
Medical Probes |
135.66 |
96.81 |
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6 |
Pro Innovative Technologies |
PPCBs |
2.73 |
3.51 |
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7 |
Bloom Energy |
Computer Controlled Power Conditioning System |
7.27 |
18.69 |
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8 |
Solectron EMS India Ltd. |
PPCBs |
143.45 |
159.23 |
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9 |
Incap Contract manufacturing |
Inverter – UPS PCBs |
38.27 |
41.51 |
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10 |
Centum Rakon (P) Ltd. |
PCB Assemblies |
0 |
21.94 |
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The Exporters who opt for the 100% EOU/STP/EHTP unit’s scheme
are entitled for duty free imports of Capital goods as well as the inputs.
For this purpose their premises are treated as PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSES and
issued with a PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE LICENSE under Section 58 of the
Customs Act, 1962, where their non-duty paid goods are allowed to be stored.
These non-duty paid inputs are in turn allowed to be used in the manufacture
of exportable goods for purpose of which they are issued INBOND MANUFACTURING
SANCTION ORDER under Section 65 of the Customs Act, 1962. The Export &
Import activities pertaining to these EOUs including the EOU/STP/EHTP units
are monitored by |
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DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE OFFICERS IN CHARGE OF
EOU’S/STP/EHTP/CWC/PREVENTIVE SECTION: |
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CWC SECTION: The importers who find it difficult to pay Customs duties
immediately on the importation of the goods are entitled to store such non-duty
paid goods in the PUBLIC BONDED WAREHOUSES. Later on they can clear the goods
for Home Consumption on payment of duty. For this purpose premises of the 4
Central Warehousing Corporation of |
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LICENSING: The work relating to EOU’s begins with issue of Private
Bonded Warehouse Licence and In Bond Manufacturing Sanction Order under
Section 58 & 65 of Customs Act, 1962. On receipt of application from EOU
unit, the premises is verified by the jurisdictional Range Officers. The
premises is verified whether it is safe and secure for storing duty free goods capital goods and raw
materials and to carry out in-bond manufacturing activity . The documents
submitted by the unit is verified and then the said Licence and In-bond
Manufacturing Sanction Orders are issued by the jurisdictional Asst/Dy Commissioner,
in charge of Customs Division. |
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BONDING OF GOODS: After issue of licence/order, the unit has to furnish B.17
Bond with Bank Guarantee / Solvency Certificate to cover the procurement/purchase of
Capital goods and raw materials approved by CSEZ. Thereafter the unit may
start procuring/sourcing of imported/indigenous capital goods and raw
materials which are listed in Annexures to Notification Nos. 52/2003 Cus
dated 31/3/2003 & 22/2003 CE dated 31/3/2003. A procurement certificate
or block transfer is issued for importing of goods without payment of duty
and Certificate in form CT 3 is
issued for indigenous procurement
of goods without payment
of duty by the jurisdictional Superintendent. The
goods so received on importation are bonded in the warehouse within 24 hours
of its receipt. On receipt of request for bonding of duty free goods from the
unit the Range Superintendent orders for open examination of the packages /
containers and after examination
by Inspector, the goods are bonded and re-warehousing certificate is issued.
The receipts of goods received from local market are warehoused and
intimation under D3 is filed by the party within 24 hours. The ARE-3 sent
alongwith goods are signed accordingly by the Range Inspector and sent to the
Supplying unit. In case of shortages the units are directed to pay duty. After the goods are bonded continuous monitoring is done to
ensure that the capital goods are put in to use within one year of bonding
and raw-materials within 3 years. If there is any violation duty will be
collected along with interest. |
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EXPORT: The unit has to intimate the date of start of commercial
production. Thereafter the unit can undertake exports under physical
supervision, by filing Shipping Bill with Invoice and packing list. The Range
Superintendent will assess the shipping Bill in advance. The Inspector then
verifies the cargo for export and after duly satisfying on comparison with
the packing list will seal the packages or container and reports
accordingly. The duplicate
copy of the Shipping Bill is sent to the port of shipment in a sealed cover.
After export a proof of export is filed by the unit, which is verified. It is also ensured that the units
receive export realization. |
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EXPORTS THROUGH SELF SEALING: In respect of Units which have opted for self sealing the
Shipping Bill is assessed by the Superintendent and the invoice is verified
by the Inspector. The container/packages are sealed by the person authorized
by the unit. |
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THIRD PARTY EXPORTS: If the party intends to export the goods through third party,
the application filed by the party will be verified and permission will be
given by the jurisdictional Asst/Dy Commissioner after ensuring that disclaimer certificates are given by
the third party and there is no
duplication in availment of export benefits. |
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RE-EXPORT: The units are also allowed to re-export defective capital
goods / spares for repair and return or on replacement basis and also in
cases of unutilized raw materials. Such requests by the party are scrutinized
on case to case basis and in respect of eligible cases requests are forwarded
to the Divisional Office for permission. |
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DTA If permitted in Letter of Permission,
the sale of finished goods to DTA
upto 50% of FOB value of exports of the previous year is verified and forwarded to Divisional
Office. Once permitted, the
duties paid by the unit are verified by the Range. |
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DESTRUCTION
OF SEMI/ FINISHED GOODS/REJECTS: In respect of semi finished goods/goods
manufactured/rejects / capital goods/ scrap/ waste/ remnants/ raw materials
etc., which are not fit for use it is recommended to Divisional Office for
destruction. Once ordered for destruction by Asst Commissioner the goods are
destroyed under physical supervision by the Range Officers and proceedings
recorded under mahazar. |
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INTER UNIT
TRANSFER: EOUs are permitted to undertake
inter unit transfer of manufactured goods or capital goods to another EOU.
Applications for IUT are scrutinized in the Range Office and forwarded to
Divisional Office for permission or treating it as intimation on case to case
basis. Documents for IUT are treated as export documents and the same
procedure in respect of exports is followed. |
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SUBCONTRACTING: On application made by EOU for subcontracting
part of their manufacturing process, the same is verified and forwarded to
Divisional Office for permission under job work procedure. It is ensured that
the goods are received within the prescribed period. In doubtful cases
samples are drawn to ensure that there is no diversion to DTA. |
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EXTENSION
OF WAREHOUSING PERIOD FOR BONDED GOODS: Where the goods are due for expiry
of warehousing period, the application submitted by the Units are scrutinized
and goods are verified as to whether the same is in good condition or in use
and afterwards the same is sent to Divisional Office for onward submission to
the Commissioner of Customs for approval of extension of warehousing period. |
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DEBONDING
OF GOODS: Wherever application is received for
de-bonding of goods, the same are verified by the Range Officers with regard
to Depreciation allowable and rate of duty applicable on the goods. Then the
condition of the goods is also verified and request is forwarded to
Divisional office for de-bonding of goods. The unit files Ex-bond Bill of
Entry and the same is assessed to duty and after payment of duty pass out is
given. Duty is collected from date of expiry of warehousing period with
interest if warehousing period is expired. It is ensured in the premises that
no duty free (bonded) goods are stored and then request of the unit for
debonding of premises are recommended. |
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BONDING OF
ADDITIONAL PREMISES: If the licensee intends to expand their
operations they will request for bonding of additional premises. The Range Officers visit and verify
the premises to ensure that the same is safe and secure for storage of duty
free bonded goods and to carry in-bond manufacturing activities. After satisfaction
the Asst/Dy Commissioner recommends the same to for approval for bonding
additional premises. |
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DE-BONDING
OF PREMISES: On moving to a new-bonded premise
the unit may request for de-bonding of the old premises. On receipt of
applications in this regard it is verified by the Range Officers and ensured
that no duty free (bonded) goods are stored in the said premises and then the
request is forwarded to the Divisional office for debonding of premises. |
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MONITORING
OF NFE SCRUTINY OF APRS: It is ensured that the unit is
achieving positive net foreign exchange earnings and the Annual Progress
Reports filed with CSEZ are scrutinized with Customs Registers. |
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ISSUE OF
SHOW CAUSE NOTICES: If the units have failed to achieve
the export obligation, after obtaining concurrence of the Development
Commissioner, action is taken to ensure that the unit discharges duty
liability. Wherever
required show cause notices are issued to safeguard the interest of revenue
on account of non-fulfillment of export obligation as well as any violation
of provisions under Customs Act / Notifications / FTP by the units. |
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RECOVERY OF
ARREARS OF REVENUE: In respect of the confirmed demands
necessary action is taken to recover the dues. Range Officers liaison and
attend meetings with the Officers of financial institutions (like KSSIDC,
KSFC) and Official Liquidator wherever involved, for recovery of arrears of
revenue. Officers also arrange for inspection of seized goods by prospective
bidders in cases where Disposal Section has taken up Auction and in
successful cases, the Officers go to the premises and release the goods. The
Officers find and/or visit the premises of the Directors of the Defunct Units
for persuasion and service of Notices. |
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RENEWAL OF
LICENCE: The Licence will be initially valid
for a period of 5 years. On expiry of the licence period if the unit intends
to continue under the scheme they will obtain approval of the Development
Commissioner to continue in the scheme and then approach the jurisdictional
Asst / Dy Commissioner of Customs to renew the Licence and In-bond
Manufacturing Sanction Order. While renewal of licence it is ensured that the
duty free goods imported and procured are available in the bonded premises
and they are in usable condition till the validity of the permissible
warehousing period and requests are forwarded to the Divisional Office for
renewal. |
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EXIT FROM
SCHEME: Where unit requests for exiting
from the scheme, the NFE is verified, applicable duties on capital goods, raw
materials, consumables, finished goods, packing materials are collected and
recommended to the Divisional Office for issue of no due certificate. |
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Customs Division, |
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Year |
No. of B/E Filed |
Customs duty collected (Rs. in Crores) |
|
2004-05 |
40356 |
45.63 |
|
2005-06 |
56442 |
88.31 |
|
2006-07 |
74263 |
170.26 |
|
2007-08 |
104160 |
211.22 |
|
2008-09 |
117689 |
175.78 |
|
2009-10 |
46350 |
78.61 |
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BRIEF WRITE-UP ON DIVISIONAL
PREVENTIVE SECTION |
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The Divisional Preventive Section
was formed during April 2004 with a strength of One Superintendent. The
jurisdiction of the Divisional Preventive Unit covers the entire jurisdiction
of the Customs Division comprising of 06 EOU Ranges and 01 CWC Range
geographically falling within the Districts of Bangalore, Kolar & Tumkur. The Divisional Preventive Unit is
engaged in collection of intelligence relating to violation of provisions by
the 100% EOUs, STPIs & PBWHs
and verification of records from time to time. The Divisional Preventive Unit is not
dealing with any cases pertaining to Anti-Smuggling & COFEPOSA. The performance of the Divisional
Preventive Unit since inception is as detailed below:- |
|
Year |
No. of Cases Registered |
Value involved (Rs. in lakhs) |
Duty involved (Rs. in lakhs) |
Amount recovered (Rs. in lakhs) * |
|
2005-06 |
11 |
522.32 |
131.07 |
129.50 |
|
2006-07 |
13 |
2481.83 |
850.27+65.01(1) |
476.73 |
|
2007-08 |
03 |
374.87 |
112.25+18.73(1) |
130.98 |
|
2008-09 |
01 |
21.97 |
5.35+1.23 |
6.58 |
|
(* Recovery
includes interest) |
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CUSTOMS DIVISION |
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SHRI
MADHUSUDAN, I.R.S., ASSISTANT
COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS, CUSTOMS
DIVISION, NO.29/2,
CRESCENT
ROAD, |
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PHONE No. 080-22261326/22386856/25520169 Fax Number
: 080-22380627 |
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