Punjab and Central government subsidies for manufacturers and service units in SAS Nagar (Mohali) — eligibility check, DPR, filing and post-sanction compliance, handled by our expert team from our office in Hisar, Haryana.
SAS Nagar (Mohali), next to Chandigarh, was made a district in 2006 and is emerging as a major IT hub of northern India, per the MSME-DI district profile. Its manufacturing base runs from tractors and tractor parts — the district’s leading export — to auto precision parts, bathroom fittings, forgings, pharmaceuticals, paper and spinning mills at Lalru and Derabassi. PSIEC has industrial phases in Mohali and focal points at Derabassi and Chanalon.
Subsidy Setu works with units in SAS Nagar (Mohali) from its office in Hisar, Haryana. Filing is online on the State portal; we travel for site visits and for meetings at the District Industries Centre (DIC), SAS Nagar (Mohali) — General Manager whenever a claim needs them.
Punjab schemes first, then the Central schemes an individual unit can claim. Superseded, closed and cluster-only schemes are left out. Each page is checked against the official notification it cites.
20% capital subsidy up to ₹10 Crore + 75% of Net SGST; total up to 100–125% of FCI
Scheme detailsSeed grant ₹5 lakh (+ up to ₹10 lakh second tranche for at most 20 start-ups a year) + 8% interest subsidy up to ₹7 lakh a year
Scheme detailsGuarantee cover on loans up to ₹10 Crore
Scheme detailsUp to ₹20 Lakh (Tarun Plus)
Scheme detailsUp to 100% of certification cost (women-owned); 80% for other micro units
Scheme details60% guarantee on loans up to ₹100 Crore (75% up to ₹20 Crore for eligible exporters)
Scheme detailsTrade fairs: 80–100% of space rent, up to ₹1.50 lakh per event; bar code and e-commerce support for micro units
Scheme details100% of registration cost: up to ₹5 lakh per foreign patent, ₹1 lakh per Indian patent, ₹15,000 per design, ₹10,000 per trademark
Scheme details75% (micro) or 60% (small and medium) of a design project, up to ₹40 lakh
Scheme detailsThe district's main lines of business, from the MSME-DI district profile and the sources below, with the open schemes whose eligibility tags include each one. Sector-specific policies are not listed here; the eligibility checker applies their conditions.
Manufacturing
Tractors and tractor parts top the export list, and the Advanced Machining Tool Cluster of about 50 units makes auto precision parts.
Schemes that fit: Punjab IBDP 2026, CGTMSE, MUDRA Loan, ZED Certification
Manufacturing
The Mohali Hitech Metal Cluster, with about 95 units in the profile, makes bathroom fittings and planned a common facility centre.
Schemes that fit: Punjab IBDP 2026, CGTMSE, MUDRA Loan, ZED Certification
IT & ITES
The profile describes the district as an emerging IT hub of northern India; IT/ITeS is a priority sector under the Punjab IBDP 2026.
Schemes that fit: Punjab IBDP 2026, CGTMSE, MUDRA Loan, MCGS-MSME
Healthcare & Pharma
Pharmaceutical makers are among the district’s large units, and the profile names pharmaceuticals among the main fields of large investment.
Schemes that fit: Punjab IBDP 2026, CGTMSE, MUDRA Loan, ZED Certification
Textiles & Garments
Spinning mills at Lalru, Derabassi and nearby villages make textiles one of the district’s exports.
Schemes that fit: Punjab IBDP 2026, CGTMSE, MUDRA Loan, ZED Certification
Four stages, one team. Where a claim needs physical verification or a query from the District Industries Centre (DIC), SAS Nagar (Mohali) — General Manager, we prepare the papers and replies it asks for and can accompany you to meetings, travelling from Hisar as needed.
A short call on your unit, location and investment plan, checked against every open State and Central scheme — including the restrictive lists and area categories that decide the rate.
A bank-format Detailed Project Report with projections, DSCR and the incentive schedule, plus the Udyam, GST, land and expenditure records each claim asks for.
We file on the State portal, answer every query and keep the claim moving until sanction.
Instalment claims, utilisation certificates, annual returns and the conditions attached to the sanction, tracked year by year so nothing lapses.
Often, yes. The IBDP 2026 covers new service units, and IT/ITeS/GCC is one of its priority sectors, with an overall ceiling of up to 125% of eligible Fixed Capital Investment; expansion of an existing IT/ITeS unit is covered by its sectoral policy rather than the main policy. A DPIIT-recognised start-up registered with the Start-up Punjab Cell can also look at the Punjab Start-up Policy 2026. Which applies depends on the company’s age, turnover and whether the unit is new or expanding.
Yes, if the expansion is large enough: the policy treats an existing manufacturing unit as expanding when it invests at least 25% of its original Fixed Capital Investment and raises installed capacity by at least 25%. Auto and auto components are a priority sector, which raises the overall ceiling to 125% of eligible FCI. The unit needs ZED Bronze certification by the time its I-CAF is approved to claim any post-production incentive.
Yes. The Incentive Common Application Form is filed online on the Invest Punjab portal, and the project report and documents are prepared with you remotely. We travel for site visits and for meetings at the District Industries Centre when they are needed.
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Two minutes with the free checker shows which schemes you can claim. A consultation turns that into a plan, a DPR and a filing.
Page checked on 22 October 2026.
Industry and estate details are as described in these sources; scheme figures come from the notifications cited on each scheme page. General information, not advice — eligibility is confirmed case by case.