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Tata's Gopalpur industrial park may house chemicals, export oriented units

Park has so far drawn Rs 1800 crore investments

A worker inspects biscuits on the production line of Pladis' McVities factory in London Britain. Photo: Reuters
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A worker inspects biscuits on the production line of Pladis' McVities factory in London Britain. Photo: Reuters

Jayajit Dash Bhubaneswar
Tata Steel Special Economic Zone Ltd (TSSEZ) is in advanced talks with two chemicals companies and a 100 per cent export oriented unit to set up facilities at the industrial park at Gopalpur off the coast of south Odisha.

TSSEZ is the developer for the park sprawling over 2900 acres. The industrial park is split into Special Economic Zone (SEZ) notified over 1235 acres and the residual stretch of land designated as the domestic tariff area (DTA).

“The two chemicals industries that we are talking to are eying the DTA area. For the SEZ, we have one 100 per cent export oriented

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