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CCEA revises Railway's industrial land lease policy; lowers fee to 1.5%

Move likely to pave way for Concor's strategic sale

Indian Railways
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The land licensing fee changes every three years, and the new policy shall now provide clarity to the incoming buyer of Concor for the next 35 years

Dhruvaksh SahaNikunj Ohri New Delhi
The Union Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has revised the long-term lease policy for the industrial use of the Railways’ land. The new policy will see the Railways’ land licensing fee coming down to 1.5 per cent, from the current 6 per cent (with a 7 per cent annual increase) of the market value of the land. The lease period has been extended to 35 years from five years now.

According to a government statement, the policy has been tweaked for a smoother implementation of the PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan framework. According to sector observers, the revised terms

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