Date-wise notifications, gazettes, policy changes and circulars of the Government of Haryana that matter to MSMEs, summarised in our own words with a link to the official document.
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Field officers were told to implement the 9 Apr 2026 minimum-wage notification in all establishments, including petty establishments; a PIL on non-implementation is listed before the High Court on 28 Oct 2026.
The CM handed seed-funding cheques to 11 startups under the Haryana State Startup Policy 2022 and gave letters of intent for two new incubators.
Adds 100% Net SGST and higher lease-rental support for women-led startups, quality-certification, technology-transfer, exhibition, apprenticeship and seed-matching support. Approved by the Cabinet on 13 Aug 2026.
The Standing Finance Committee chaired by the CM discussed incentive schemes and financial provisions under the MSME, Make in Haryana and Agri-Business 2026 policies. The schemes and operational guidelines were not yet published.
HSIIDC scheduled an e-auction from 21 Sep 2026 of general-category industrial plots of 450 to 8,000 sq m at IE Dharuhera. Registration ran from 22 Aug to 7 Sep. One 4,050 sq m plot was withdrawn on 18 Sep.
The State released pending incentives, including ₹45.44 crore to 539 HEEP MSME beneficiaries, ₹9.29 crore under the logistics policy, ₹65.18 crore to 98 textile-policy units and ₹24.53 crore under plug-and-play.
Launch event for the notified MSME policy; the release also mentions a separate MSME Directorate and a Green Investment Fund. No claim procedure was announced.
Notified via Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 114-2026/Ext dated 29 July 2026 in supersession of the Haryana MSME Policy 2019 and HEEP 2020, and effective for five years. Capital Investment Subsidy for thrust-sector manufacturing MSMEs rises to 15–30% of eligible capital investment by area category, with the ceiling raised to ₹4 Crore in Prime/Focus Areas. Also introduces an Interest Subsidy of 5–7% on term loans, Net SGST reimbursement of 30–70% for seven years, stamp duty refund of 30–100%, and new support for automation, AI adoption, R&D, solar rooftops and first-time exporters. Sixteen industry categories in Annexure I are excluded from all incentives.
Five schemes under the 2024 scrappage policy: capital subsidy of 25% up to ₹40 lakh for the first 30 micro/small scrapping facilities, or Net SGST reimbursement, plus park-developer and skill schemes. Claims go through the Invest Haryana portal.
The Chief Minister formally launched the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy and nine sectoral policies and announced an Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal; no public address for the portal was given.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 82-2026/Ext dated 29 May 2026 for five years, in supersession of the 2018 policy. Food processing units get 25% of eligible capital expenditure (up to ₹2–4 crore by area), projects with backward and forward linkages 35% (up to ₹3–5 crore) and integrated cold-chain units 35–45% (up to ₹4–6 crore), with 45% grants for testing labs, rural primary processing centres, food waste processing and smart packaging, and 5% extra for women, SC, Divyang, transgender and ex-servicemen entrepreneurs.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 81-2026/Ext dated 27 May 2026 for five years. Units making toys or sports equipment that start production after notification get 30% of eligible capital expenditure (up to ₹50 crore per unit, paid in ten annual instalments) and 70% of eligible operating expenditure for five years (up to ₹3 crore a year); the application must be made before production starts. Developers of toy and sports-equipment parks get separate support.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 81-2026/Ext dated 27 May 2026 for five years. Electronics manufacturing units that start production after notification get 20–30% of eligible capital expenditure by area (up to ₹200 crore per unit) and 50–80% of eligible operating expenditure for ten years (up to ₹20 crore a year); Mega and Ultra Mega projects may also get a customised package from the Haryana Enterprise Promotion Board. The policy describes an Electronics Manufacturing Cluster of about 500 acres being developed at IMT Sohna under the Government of India EMC 2.0 scheme.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 81-2026/Ext dated 27 May 2026 for five years. IT, ITeS, AI and emerging-technology units that start operations after notification get 20–30% of eligible capital expenditure by location and 50–70% of eligible operating expenditure for five years, both capped per 100 eligible employees; the application must be made before operations start. Under its Haryana AI Development Program the State will set up a Global Artificial Intelligence Centre in Gurugram and the Haryana Advanced Computing Facility in Panchkula. The same project cannot also claim under another Haryana policy, except the Progressive MSME policy for heads not covered.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 81-2026/Ext dated 27 May 2026 for five years. New pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing units get CAPEX support of 20–30% of eligible capital expenditure by area (up to ₹200 crore) and OPEX support of 50–80% for ten years (up to ₹20 crore a year), plus export, patent and green incentives. The application must be made before commercial production starts.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 81-2026/Ext dated 27 May 2026 for five years. Units employing at least 50 people get 30% of eligible capital expenditure (up to ₹10 crore) and 50% of eligible operating expenditure for five years (up to ₹2 crore a year), with 20% production incentives for animation films and series, XR/VFX projects and games. The application must be made before operations start.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 81-2026/Ext dated 27 May 2026 for five years. Non-captive data centres of at least 1 MW get CAPEX support (core 10% up to ₹1 crore per MW; hyperscale 20% up to ₹25 crore) and OPEX support for five years (core 30% up to ₹4 crore a year; hyperscale 50% up to ₹8 crore a year), plus an employment subsidy; parks of at least 20 MW get developer support. Edge data centres are left to the MSME policy.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 81-2026/Ext dated 27 May 2026 for five years. Captive centres of multinational groups that start operations after 1 January 2026 and employ at least 100 people within three years get 50–75% of eligible capital expenditure by location and 50–65% of eligible operating expenditure for five to nine years, both capped per 100 employees, plus R&D centre and employment incentives.
Five-year policy for e-waste recyclers starting production after notification: 30% capital reimbursement up to ₹25 crore and 70% of eligible operating costs up to ₹2 crore a year for five years. Apply before operations begin.
Notified in Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 80-2026/Ext dated 26 May 2026, in supersession of the Haryana Enterprises & Employment Policy 2020, for five years. The policy is for Large, Mega and Ultra Mega units; MSMEs use the separate Haryana Progressive MSME & Export Promotion Policy 2026. Large units that start commercial production within two years can get a capital subsidy of 5–20% of eligible capital expenditure depending on the area category, Mega and Ultra Mega units can seek a customised package, and Net SGST reimbursement runs for 7 years (Large) or 10 years (Mega) at rates set by area.
Cabinet approved policy amendments under the 2025 amendment Act: industrial colonies of at least 10 contiguous acres with 50 or more units built before 3 Oct 2025 can seek regularisation through a dedicated online portal.
Draft State rules under the Code on Social Security 2020 were published for objections; they will supersede older rules including the Haryana Maternity Benefit Rules 1967.
Haryana issued draft Code on Wages (Haryana) Rules on 4 May, draft Industrial Relations (Haryana) Rules on 5 May and draft Code on Social Security (Haryana) Rules on 7 May 2026. No final rules are listed.
Draft rules under the Industrial Relations Code, replacing the Industrial Disputes (Punjab) Rules 1958 and the Standing Orders rules as applied to Haryana, were published for objections.
Labour Department published draft Code on Wages (Haryana) Rules to replace the Punjab Payment of Wages and Minimum Wages Rules as applied to Haryana; objections within 30 days of publication.
Haryana's Labour Department issued a notification dated 9 Apr 2026 fixing minimum rates of wages. A follow-up instruction on implementing it was issued on 5 Oct 2026. Rates are in the department documents.
The Cabinet approved fixing the minimum wage of unskilled workers at ₹15,220 a month, following the expert committee's recommendation announced in the Budget Session. The Labour Department's notification is dated 9 April 2026.
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