Indore Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has posted a 21 percent growth in exports for 2015-16 at Rs 5,800 crore which is mainly driven by pharma and packaging sectors.

Ravi Chhingani, the SEZ’s Assistant Development Commissioner has said that “The maximum contribution in the exports from SEZ was made by pharma and packaging units and globally there was a good demand for the two sectors.”

The total turnover from SEZ during 2015-16 was Rs 6,466 crore which is up 22 percent over 2014-15 (Rs 5,310 crore).

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