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Haryana Logistics, Warehousing & Retail Policy 2019

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Maximum benefit: 25% of FCI up to ₹5 Crore (warehousing), ₹15 Crore (logistics park) or ₹25 Crore (MMLP) in C and D blocks
Who can apply: Micro, Small, Medium enterprises, for specific activities only
Status: Open; confirm the status before you apply

Is Logistics & Warehousing Policy open? Key facts at a glance

Logistics & Warehousing Policy (Haryana): 25% of FCI up to ₹5 Crore (warehousing), ₹15 Crore (logistics park) or ₹25 Crore (MMLP) in C and D blocks.

Last verified: 20 Oct 2026. How we check our information

Before you apply: Extended on 31 January 2025 until a new Logistics, Warehousing & Retail Policy is notified (none found on 20 October 2026). The schemes use the 2019 A–D block categories, and how they apply under the 2026 area categories is not stated. Confirm with our expert team before applying.

Status	Open. Confirm the status before you apply (see the note on this page).
Level	Haryana State scheme
Type of benefit	Capital Subsidy + Interest Subvention + Stamp Duty and Electricity Duty
Maximum benefit	25% of FCI up to ₹5 Crore (warehousing), ₹15 Crore (logistics park) or ₹25 Crore (MMLP) in C and D blocks
Project cost range	Warehouses on at least 2 or 5 acres by type; logistics parks from 25 acres
Who can apply	Micro, Small, Medium enterprises (Service). Only for: Only warehouses (agro or non-agro, with or without retail), cold chain facilities, logistics parks and integrated/multi-modal logistics parks meeting the policy’s land, access-road and investment norms; the capital subsidy, interest subvention and EDC reimbursement apply only in C and D category blocks.
Implementing agency	Department of Industries & Commerce, Haryana
Where to apply	Invest Haryana (single window) portal
Official notification	Read the notification (PDF) · notified 28 May 2019
Last verified	20 Oct 2026 · How we check

What is Logistics & Warehousing Policy?

Notified on 9 March 2019 (Haryana Govt. Gazette Extraordinary No. 45-2019/Ext, notification No. 25/02/2019-4IB-I) for five years or until a new policy; its schemes were notified on 28 May 2019 under the same number.

A corrigendum of 31 January 2025 (Gazette 23-2025/Ext) extended the policy and its schemes "till the time new Haryana Logistics, Warehousing & Retail Policy is notified"; no new policy was found on the Department's website on 20 October 2026.

Capital subsidy (scheme 1): 25% of fixed capital investment in building, machinery and equipment, up to ₹5 Crore for warehousing, ₹15 Crore for a logistics park and ₹25 Crore for an integrated/multi-modal logistics park (MMLP), only in C and D category blocks, and the enterprise must keep operating for ten years.

Interest subvention (scheme 2): 5% on loans for working capital, up to ₹10 lakh a year (warehousing), ₹20 lakh (logistics park) or ₹50 lakh (MMLP) for three years, in C and D blocks, for loans sanctioned on or after 9 March 2019.

Stamp duty (scheme 3): 100% reimbursement for logistics and warehousing units, logistics parks and MMLPs on land bought or leased on or after 9 March 2019, anywhere in the State. Electricity duty (scheme 4): 100% exemption for seven years, anywhere in the State.

External development charges (scheme 5): 50% reimbursement for warehouses, logistics parks and MMLPs and full reimbursement for warehousing-cum-retail facilities in C and D blocks; warehousing-cum-retail units there also get the commercial licence fee back (scheme 6).

Capacity building (scheme 7): 50% of the technical training cost of a Haryana-domicile worker, up to ₹10,000 once per worker per programme.

A corrigendum of 13 July 2023 (Gazette 123-2023/Ext) set new minimum norms for facilities starting from 4 July 2023 — agro warehouses 2 acres with a 22 ft access road (33 ft with retail), non-agro warehouses 5 acres with 44 ft (60 ft with retail), inland container depots 20 acres or more, cold chain facilities ₹15 Crore investment on 0.5 acre with a 33 ft road — and deleted the retail hub category.

Logistics parks need at least 25 acres and ₹25 Crore, MMLPs at least 100 acres and ₹100 Crore. A corrigendum of 31 January 2023 (Gazette 22-2023/Ext) set the claim forms and time limits for the interest, stamp duty and electricity duty schemes.

Enterprises that began operations after 9 March 2019, with Udyog Aadhaar or IEM and NOC/CLU, are eligible; existing enterprises qualify with additional fixed investment of at least 50% of their original FCI; enterprises already sanctioned a package under the Enterprise Promotion Policy 2015 and closed enterprises are not.

The scheme rates follow the 2019 A–D block list; how they map to the 2026 area categories is not stated. The State released ₹9.29 crore to four beneficiaries under the policy (CM Office, 10 September 2026).

Official notification (PDF) · notified 28 May 2019

What are the key benefits of Logistics & Warehousing Policy?

Capital subsidy: 25% of fixed capital investment in building, machinery and equipment, up to ₹5 crore (warehousing), ₹15 crore (logistics park) or ₹25 crore (multi-modal logistics park); C and D blocks only; operations must continue for ten years (schemes cl. 1).
Interest subvention of 5% on working-capital loans, up to ₹10 lakh a year (warehousing), ₹20 lakh (logistics park) or ₹50 lakh (MMLP) for three years; C and D blocks only (cl. 2).
100% stamp duty reimbursement on land bought or leased on or after 9 March 2019, and 100% electricity duty exemption for seven years, anywhere in the State (cl. 3, 4).
External development charges: 50% reimbursement for warehouses, logistics parks and MMLPs; full reimbursement, plus the commercial licence fee, for warehousing-cum-retail units; C and D blocks (cl. 5, 6).
Training: 50% of the technical training cost of a Haryana-domicile worker, up to ₹10,000 per worker per programme (cl. 7).

What could a unit get under Logistics & Warehousing Policy?

The ceiling the scheme sets. What a particular unit receives depends on its project cost, location and the conditions on this page, so no rupee figure is worked out here.

Up to the scheme’s limits: 25% of FCI up to ₹5 Crore (warehousing), ₹15 Crore (logistics park) or ₹25 Crore (MMLP) in C and D blocks

Illustrative only: this is the scheme’s maximum, not an estimate for your unit. Source: Haryana Logistics, Warehousing & Retail Policy 2019 — Gazette (Extra.) No. 45-2019/Ext, 9 Mar 2019 (No. 25/02/2019-4IB-I); schemes of 28 May 2019; corrigenda 22-2023/Ext (31 Jan 2023) and 123-2023/Ext (13 Jul 2023); extended by Gazette No. 23-2025/Ext, 31 Jan 2025.

Who can apply for Logistics & Warehousing Policy?

Applies only to: Only warehouses (agro or non-agro, with or without retail), cold chain facilities, logistics parks and integrated/multi-modal logistics parks meeting the policy’s land, access-road and investment norms; the capital subsidy, interest subvention and EDC reimbursement apply only in C and D category blocks.

Logistics and warehousing enterprises that began commercial operations after 9 March 2019, with Udyog Aadhaar/IEM (now Udyam) and NOC/CLU where applicable; existing enterprises with additional fixed investment of at least 50% of original FCI.
Facilities starting from 4 July 2023: agro warehouses at least 2 acres with a 22 ft access road (33 ft with retail); non-agro warehouses at least 5 acres with 44 ft (60 ft with retail); cold chain at least ₹15 crore on 0.5 acre with a 33 ft road. Logistics parks at least 25 acres and ₹25 crore; MMLPs at least 100 acres and ₹100 crore.
Not for enterprises already sanctioned a package under the Enterprise Promotion Policy 2015, or closed enterprises.
The capital subsidy, interest subvention and EDC reimbursement apply only in C and D category blocks of the 2019 block list.

Eligible business types

Service

MSME categories covered

MicroSmallMedium

Eligible industries

🚚 Logistics & Distribution

How do I apply for Logistics & Warehousing Policy?

Apply online on the Industries & Commerce Department / HEPC portal in the prescribed annexure, with the CA certificate of fixed capital investment, the list of building, machinery and equipment and the invoices (schemes cl. D and 1.3.1).
Capital subsidy and EDC: within 3 months of starting commercial operations; interest subvention: within 3 months of the close of each financial year; stamp duty: within 3 months of commencement; electricity duty: within 3 months of the electricity connection (corrigendum of 31 January 2023); training: within 3 months of completing it. The Director may condone up to 3 months’ delay and the Administrative Secretary up to 6 months.
The policy runs until a new Logistics, Warehousing & Retail Policy is notified (corrigendum of 31 January 2025); none had been notified when checked on 20 October 2026.

Apply at: Invest Haryana (single window) portal

Which documents are needed for Logistics & Warehousing Policy?

Application in the prescribed annexure and the notarised undertaking
CA certificate of fixed capital investment in land, building and plant & machinery (Annexure II)
List of building, machinery and equipment with invoice dates and values (Annexure III) and purchase invoices
Udyam / UAM or IEM
CLU / NOC from the competent authority
First sale or service bill
Registered sale or lease deed (stamp duty and EDC claims)
Audited balance sheet (expansion of an existing enterprise)

Can Logistics & Warehousing Policy be combined with other schemes?

This scheme can be combined with the following for higher total benefits:

CGTMSECollateral-free Loan Guarantee

Why are Logistics & Warehousing Policy applications rejected?

Located in an A or B category block (capital subsidy, interest subvention and EDC are for C and D blocks)
Below the minimum land area, access road or investment for the facility type
Operations started before 9 March 2019, or expansion below 50% of original FCI
Package already sanctioned under the Enterprise Promotion Policy 2015
Claim filed more than 3 months after the start of operations (beyond the condonable delay)

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Frequently asked questions about Logistics & Warehousing Policy

Is Logistics & Warehousing Policy open?: It is listed as open, but confirm the status before you apply: Extended on 31 January 2025 until a new Logistics, Warehousing & Retail Policy is notified (none found on 20 October 2026). The schemes use the 2019 A–D block categories, and how they apply under the 2026 area categories is not stated. Confirm with our expert team before applying. Status last verified: 20 Oct 2026.
Who can apply for Logistics & Warehousing Policy?: Micro, Small, Medium enterprises (Service). Only for: Only warehouses (agro or non-agro, with or without retail), cold chain facilities, logistics parks and integrated/multi-modal logistics parks meeting the policy’s land, access-road and investment norms; the capital subsidy, interest subvention and EDC reimbursement apply only in C and D category blocks.
What is the maximum benefit under Logistics & Warehousing Policy?: 25% of FCI up to ₹5 Crore (warehousing), ₹15 Crore (logistics park) or ₹25 Crore (MMLP) in C and D blocks.
How do I apply for Logistics & Warehousing Policy?: 1. Apply online on the Industries & Commerce Department / HEPC portal in the prescribed annexure, with the CA certificate of fixed capital investment, the list of building, machinery and equipment and the invoices (schemes cl. D and 1.3.1). 2. Capital subsidy and EDC: within 3 months of starting commercial operations; interest subvention: within 3 months of the close of each financial year; stamp duty: within 3 months of commencement; electricity duty: within 3 months of the electricity connection (corrigendum of 31 January 2023); training: within 3 months of completing it. The Director may condone up to 3 months’ delay and the Administrative Secretary up to 6 months. 3. The policy runs until a new Logistics, Warehousing & Retail Policy is notified (corrigendum of 31 January 2025); none had been notified when checked on 20 October 2026. Apply at: Invest Haryana (single window) portal.

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