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Based on the experiences of Phase-I, another 28 PSEs and the State Power Sector have been taken up for Phase-II restructuring
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Uptil now, GOWB has decided to transform the following 8 units to Joint Ventures:-
1. W.B. Film Development Corporation Ltd.
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State Dairy, Burdwan
3. Kalyani Spinning Mills Ltd.
4. West Dinajpur Spinning Mills Ltd.
5. West Bengal Co-operative Spinning Mills Ltd.
6. West Bengal Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd. (MANJUSHA)
7. Blood Bag unit of Electro-Medical & Allied Industries Ltd.
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State Dairy, Durgapur
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Of them Expressions of Interest have been invited through advertisement for JV Transformation of the first seven (7) units and Qualified Interested Parties already selected. Rest of the process is on. |
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14 PSEs will be restructured under Government ownership :-
1. W.B. Mineral Development. & Trading Corporation Ltd.
2. West Bengal Pharmaceutical & Phytochemical Development Corporation Ltd.
3. The Infusions (India) Ltd.
4. Mother Dairy, Kolkata
5. Central Dairy, Belgachia
6. Haringhata Dairy, Nadia
7. West Bengal Dairy & Poultry Development Corporation Ltd.
8. West Bengal State Warehousing Corporation
9. Electro-Medical & Allied Industries Ltd. (other than Blood Bag unit)
10. West Bengal Small Industries Development Corporation Ltd.
11. West Bengal State Handloom Weavers’ Co-operative Society Ltd. (TANTUJA)
12. West Bengal Tourism Development Corporation Ltd.
13. West Bengal State Minor Irrigation Corporation Ltd.
14. West Bengal Agro-Industries Corporation Ltd.
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Operations of West Bengal Projects Ltd. have been closed by giving ERS to all the 115 employees. Social Security Schemes have also begun for the retired employees / their nominees.
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For the remaining, decisions are in the pipe line.
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Business Optimization Studies are being conducted by selected consultants for all the 14 retained units.
5 Reports have been finalized and implementation has begun.
9 Reports are at different stages of finalization.
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State Power Sector restructuring ongoing, capacity building on a huge scale to be taken up.
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DFID has approved a total grant of Rs. 184 Crore for this project. The 1st instalment released.
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Follows pattern of Phase-I in design but greater emphasis on capacity building and skill development for both closed units and retained units.
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Attempt to match the skill requirements with actual demand from industry |
