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1. INDIAN WATER MARKET
Indian Water Industry - Creating A Better Environment
India faces a desperate situation of water shortage. Its fragile and finite water resources are
depleting while the demands for water from various sectors of the economy are rapidly rising.
In recent years, the industrial and domestic sectors have realized this disparity in the supply
and demand. With the New Economic Policy launched in 1991, the government tried to lead to
market-based approaches and privatization of urban water. The National Water Policy drafted
last year looks at water as an economic good and looks at numerous macro and micro
initiatives in this regard. If you are in the Indian water industry, you are in the right place at the
right time.
India has devoted substantial resources to the water supply and sanitation sector, significantly
increasing its commitment since 1980 with the launch of the International Drinking Water
Supply and Sanitation Decade. Today, drinking water investments constitute about 3% of the
national budget. Due to these steps, today 85% of the urban and 75% of the rural population
has access to public water supplies. 48% of the urban population and 36% of the rural
population has access to sanitation services. But clearly, there is a lot of scope and opportunity
to do more.
On the Crossroads
The Indian Water Industry is on the crossroads today. In a developing country with huge
requirements for water recycling and purification of drinking water, there is a huge scope for
growth. The total Indian water market is estimated to be about USD 12 billion. While the
government sector contributes about 50% of this, the private industrial sector provides the
remaining business. The overall market is growing at 18% every year.
In 2003, the Indian Government announced the mother of all projects - interlinking of major
river networks all over the country, thereby connecting the water-deficit and the waterabundant areas. The project valued at over USD 60 billion is one of the largest in the world. It
would kick start the economy and bring a huge set of requirements for equipments and
construction.
Market For Water Treatment In India
The water treatment market in India is seeing immense expansion. While no reliable published
figures are available, EverythingAboutWater estimates the total water and wastewater
treatment market size to be about USD 420 million. It is growing at about 18% annually with
certain segments like the industrial and drinking water segments seeing even higher growths.
The Key Drivers for Industry Growth
Increased awareness about drinking water quality and health
Decreasing water quality and users having to go for ground water
Environmental pressures on wastewater discharge from govt. pollution control boards
Reducing availability of water forcing users to go for reuse & recycling of water
General Industrial and Economic Growth particularly in chemical, pharmaceutical, power plants,
food and textile industry.
If You want to establish your own Water Mineral project in anywhere in India , We and our
skilled professional will assists you to find out these following questions? Because It is very

2. crucial factor as accessibility to market, logistics, skilled manpower , raw material affect such
decision.
Is the plant location suitable to feed the target market in terms of logistics ?
·Are there any statutory restrictions regarding the proposed location ?
·Is Man power easily available and approachability is fast ?
·Is raw material prices available rates are at par with recent trends?
·Are demographic and geographic conditions suitable for the product and can bring profitability
in long run ?
SOURCING RIGHT MACHINERIES
Following points need to be confirmed before choosing the right machinery
·Has enough homework been done regarding latest available technologies of processing and
packing?
·Is the proposed supplier been stable in business for number of years?
·Is the proposed supplier having manufacturing and after sales service set-up?
·Is proposed supplier in a position to show the running unit installed by him?
CONSTRUCTING BUILDING CONFIRMING TO NORMS
Has the civil work been done with regards to
·Outer surroundings?
·Inner specifications?
·Special requirements?
These stringent norms ensure cross ventilation, hygiene, comfortable working space, lighting
and air-conditioning.
COMISSIONING THE COMPLETE UNIT
Once all machineries are commissioned, the following factors are kept in mind.
·Are the specifications matching the technical data submitted earlier?
·Are all machines performing at rated capacity ?
·Is the output quality confirming to laid out norms ?
·Have all the operation maintenance manuals been obtained?
·Are your persons trained on these machines by the suppliers?
For further details please feel free to contact :T M Ragunath
9967101011 / 7303503555
CEO / TMR Corporate Services Pvt ltd
www.tmrcorporateservices.com