The Surat Special Economic Zone (SurSEZ) is looking at a 20 percent increase in its export targets for the current year, as reported in leading media. SurSEZ has targeted its exports for 2009-10 at Rs 18,000 crore, reports say. The SEZ is India’s first private sector SEZ at Sachin and its exports till January 2010 have surpassed the Rs 16,900 crore mark, a feat achieved for the first time since its formation in 2000, reports say. %% Around 70 percent of the exports until January 2010, have been contributed by diamond and jewellery manufacturing units, amounting to Rs 12,000 crore. The SurSEZ is the 18,000 crore target would be mainly contributed by demand for jewellery and polished diamonds from Middle East, China and Hong Kong. %% Presently, the SEZ houses 45 45 jewellery manufacturing units, catering to Middle East, US, Europe, China, Hong Kong and Africa, reports add. While last year, in 2008-09, the SEZ accounted exports worth Rs 15,306 crore, it is looking at the Rs 18,000 crore mark in 2009-10, riding on the increased business in the second quarter of the current financial fiscal, the turnaround in the economy and rise in demand from new markets like China, Middle East and Hong Kong .