GDP per Capita: |
$10,595 |
Major Exports: |
Textile goods, Gems and
Jewelry, Engineering goods, Chemicals & Leather products |
Major Foreign Exchange Counters: |
Western Union, American
Express Foreign Exchange branches & Thomas Cook |
Key Industries: |
Banking & Share
Trading, Port & Shipping, Entertainment & Film Making, Textile,
Engineering, Diamond Polishing, Health Care, Printing, Publishing,
Plastic & Petroleum Refining |
Major Industrial Areas: |
Andheri (East & West) |
Major Business Hubs: |
National Stock Exchange
(NSE), Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Dalal Street, World Trade Centre
(WTC), NSE Complex, Bandra Kurla Complex, Nariman Point, Bandra &
Worli |
| Major Ports: |
Bandra Port, Worli,
Mahim, Sewree, Sasoon Dock, Apollo Bunder, Chimbai, Mahul, Turbhe,
Manori, Gorai, Manori Marve, Malvni, Yerangle, Bhati, Juhu Tara, Danda,
Versova & Madh/Patwadi |
Business Overview
The business culture of the city lies in its extensive financial activities
which usually take place at Dalal Street. Mumbai is home to the
Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India and
several other important financial institutions. Mumbai can indeed be called
as economic powerhouse of the country. Its seaside location makes
Shipbuilding and Fishing the major source of income for most of the locals
and migrants. Around 70% of the Indias Cargo find its way through the
city making it one of the most important harbors of the country. The theatre
and showbiz culture formulates an another important work culture of the
city. The city faces large inflow of migrants to be the part of this
glamorous world Bollywood.
Major Business Centers
NSE Complex:
Situated at Goregaon suburb, it is one of the major Exhibition centers of
Mumbai, which was originally known as Bombay Exhibition Center. The center
is most happening place for all major Industrial Exhibitions.
MMRDA, Bandra Kurla Complex:
Its planned commercial complex in the suburbs of the city. Covering
around 370 hectare of Area, this complex is the first in the series of new
growth centers that are being planned in Greater Mumbai to help arrest
further concentration of offices and commercial activities in South Mumbai.
The complex also houses ICICI banks headquarters.
World Trade Centre, Mumbai (WTC):
Established in 1970, WTC, MVRDC is governed by a Council of Management,
comprising industrialists, representative from Central and State Governments
and Trade Promotion Bodies.
Nehru Center:
Located at Worli this is an another important exhibition center of Mumbai.
Late Shri Rajni Patel conceived the center whereas the foundation stone was
laid by late Smt. Indira Gandhi in 1972. The center also houses the Nehru
Planetarium and a spacious Art Gallery.
Major Commercial Hubs
Nariman Point:
Nariman Point is one of the posh areas and the business hub of Mumbai. One
of the top most 5-Star hotels The Oberoi is located here with
number important corporate offices, airline offices and other business
headquarters. Banking, Financial & Manufacturing are the other major
activities at Nariman Point.
Worli:
Worli is the home of prime commercial Pharma Companies and other corporate
houses like Siemens etc. Companies like Shipping, Law firms, Print Media,
Infrastructure, Banking, Insurance, Media, IT, Software and Manufacturing
dominates the area.
Bandra:
The place is famous for some of the best hotels and other recreational
businesses. The fast growing commercial areas are rapidly shifting to Bandra
due to its proximity to residential location and availability of desired
floor space at cheaper and affordable prices.
Major Manufacturing Zones
Andheri:
As one of the most important commercial hubs in Mumbai, Andheri nests some
of the most important Industrial associations like Laxmi Industrial Estate,
Shah Industrial Estate, CEPZ Marol Naka, MIDC (Maharashtra Industrial
Development Corp.), Saki Naka, SEEPZ (Santa Cruz Electronic Export
Processing Zone) and Solitaire Corporate Park.