• Nashik, Aurangabad & Ahmednagar
  • Public Sector Units in Nashik: Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
  • Aurangabad: Greaves Cotton
  • Ahmednagar: Vehicle Research and Development Establishment (VRDE), DRDO
• Nagpur
  • Emerging Aerospace Hub: Boeing, TAL, Solar Industries and BrahMos
  • Dhirubhai Ambani Aerospace Park in MIHAN
  • ‘Defence cell’ of Vidarbha Industries Association
• Pune
  • Defence Institutes: DRDO, Defence Institute of Advanced  Technology, National Defence  Academy
  • Private Sector Defence players: L&T, Tata Motors, Bharat Forge, Mahindra etc.

• Share in GSDP (%): 7%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 15.3%
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 20% (Motor Vehicles NIC291)
  • 21% (Parts and Accessories NIC293)
  • 24% (Other transport equipment NIC309)
• Share in India’s Exports (%):
  • 49% (Two and Three Wheelers)
  • 27.4% (Motor Vehicles/Cars)
  • 22.3% (Auto Components/Parts)
  • 11.6% (Auto tyres and tubes)

• Pune is the largest auto hub in India with more than 4000 manufacturing and ancillary units in Pimpri-Chinchwad region alone.
• 3 major institutes:
  • Automotive Research Institute of India, Pune – R&D, Testing and Certification Organization
  • Auto Cluster Development and Research Institute, Pune – Development of MSMEs for OEMs
  • Horiba India Technical Centre, Pune – Emission measurement systems and advanced analytical instruments.

• Share in GSDP (%): 6.5%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 14.5%
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 22% (Pesticides, agrochemicals & other chemicals NIC202)
  • 17% (Other Chemicals NIC2008)
  • 13% (Basic Chemicals NIC201)
• Share in India’s Exports (%)
  • 25% (Fertilizers)
  • 18% (Organic Chemicals)
  • 12% (Inorganic Chemicals)

The state has 13 Chemical zones at Ambernath, Badlapur, Butibori, Dombivali, Kalyan- Bhiwandi, Kurkumbh, Lote Parshuram, Mahad, Patalganga, Roha, Taloja, Tarapur, and TTC

Dedicated Institutes for Courses in Chemicals:

• Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
• Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
• National Chemical Laboratories, Pune
• Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur

• Share in GSDP (%): 3.2%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 6.4%
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 22% (Electronic Components)
  • 19% (Consumer Electronics)
  • 20% (Domestic Appliances)
  • 24% (Testing, Navigating and Control equipment)
• Share in India’s Exports (%): 2%*

• 239 World Class  Engineering  and  Technology  Colleges and  43 Science  Colleges
• Talegaon and Khed  in Pune  district are  well-  established  ESDM hubs.
• 3 Electronic Manufacturing Clusters (EMC)  coming up in Pune,  Aurangabad and  Navi Mumbai with  facilities for R&D  and testing.

• Share in GSDP (%): 7%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 15%
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 14% (Meat)
  • 11% (Marine)
  • 19% (Fruits and Vegetables)
  • 13% (Oil)
  • 16% (Dairy)
  • 20% (Processed food items)
• Share in India’s Exports (%): 15%

Fruits : Nashik, Ahmednagar, Pune, Satara, Solapur, Osmanabad
Jaggery Processed foods : Kolhapur, Pune, Satara
Fruits Processing : Pune, Aurangabad
Pulses Processing : Nagpur, Jalgaon
Prepared Foods : Dhule, Beed
Bakery Products : Mumbai, Jalna, Jalgaon
Beverages : Nashik, Raigad, Solapur
Fisheries : Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg
Milk : Pune, Satara, Sangli, Nashik

2 Dedicated Institutes
Central Food Technology Research Institute (CFTRI), Mumbai
Marathwada Agriculture University, Parbhani

• Share in GSDP (%): 6.9%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 15%
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 22% (Jewellery and Related articles NIC321)
  • 5% (Basic precious & Non-ferrous metals NIC242)
• Share in India’s Exports (%):
  • 66.4%*(Pearls, Precious Stones, Gold and other precious metal jewellery, and Gold)

• World Class Institutes including Gemological Institute of India, Mumbai; Indian Institute of Gems and Jewellery, Mumbai
• Mumbai:
  • SEEPZ SEZ in Mumbai is spread across 111 acres, having 7 standard design factories  and 3 Gems and Jewellery factories.
  • Special Notified Zone (SNZ) in Bharat Diamond Bourse for direct supply for  rough diamonds.
• Hupri, Kolhapur
  • Specialized Silver Zone at Hupri, offering integrated infrastructure  of International Standard and  Common facilities tailor made for  silver units.

• Share in GSDP (%): 25.7% (Average during 2011-12 and 2018-19)
• Growth rate (%): 7% (2018-19)
• Share in India’s Exports (%): 20%*
• MIDC Presence: Developed 37 public IT parks which are functioning in the State with an investment of about INR 18,000 crore  and about 2.68 lakh employment

Others
INR 67,872 Crore investments attracted during 2015-20
8.65 Lakh new employment opportunities generated during 2015-20.
SGST Collection of INR 7,643 Crore generated from IT/ITeS during Jul 2017 – Mar 2020.

• Mumbai-Pune Knowledge  Corridor is fast  emerging as the IT  hub of the country
• Centre for Development of  Advance Computing  (C-DAC) and Indian  Institute of Bombay  (IIT-B) are the major  dedicated instates in  India
• 49,630 new IT/ITeS units  were  established  during 2015-20.

• Share in GSDP (%): 0.06%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 1%
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 2% (Footwear NIC152)
  • 2% (Leather Products NIC151)
• Share in India’s Exports (%): 5% (Leather products and Footwear)

• Cheap labour force, reliable product quality, and innovative designs driving the footwear market.
• 2 Major Leather and Footwear designing Colleges in Mumbai
• Tripartite agreement with Kolhapuri Chappal Cluster, an industry body, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, and Central Leather Research  Institute (CLRI), Chennai

• Share in GSDP (%): 5.6%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 12.4%
• Share in India’s Output (%): 14.3% (Refined Petroleum Products NIC192)
• Share in India’s Exports (%): 3.4%

• Share in GSDP (%): 6.5%^
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 14.5%^
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 17% (Pharmaceuticals NIC21)
  • 16% (Medical Devices NIC325)
• Share in India’s Exports (%)
  • 20% (Pharmaceuticals)*
  • 22% (Medical Devices)

• Highest in India: 59 US FDA approved plants, 39 EU approved facilities & 47 facilities having both regulatory approvals; 468 WTO GMP holding  Pharma units.
• Pharma Export Promotion Council, 2 SEZs, 394 Pharmacy Colleges
• Maharashtra has one of the biggest Bio-Pharma Parks in Pune – Serum  Bio Pharma Park.

• Share in GSDP (%): 2.9%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%):  6.2%
• Share in India’s Output (%):
  • 10% (Spinning & Weaving of textiles NIC131)
  • 12% (Wearing Apparel NIC141)
  • 8% (Other Textiles NIC139)
• Share in India’s Exports (%): 16%*

• During 2019-20, there were 188 spinning & 36 composite textile mills with installed capacity of 4.9 mn spindles and 43,863 rotors.
• More than 40 textile clusters and 8 garments clusters under the MSE-CDP.
• During 2019-20 (upto November), estimated production of cotton yarn is 192 mn kg.

• Share in GSDP (%): 0.1%
• Share in Industrial GSDP (%): 0.2%
• Share in India’s Output (%): 45% (Games and Toys NIC324)
• Share in India’s Exports (%): 32.6%*

• Multiple large suppliers, MSMEs located (Elite plast, Jay Precision).
• Proximity to textile parks and availability of plastic manufacturers
• Largest cluster of ancillary units in the state: Textiles, ESDM, Cotton, Plastic, among