- Maximum benefit
- 30–35% capital investment subsidy up to ₹2.5–5 Crore by block and unit type, plus interest subsidy and Net SGST
- Who can apply
- Micro, Small, Medium enterprises, for specific activities only
- Status
- Open; current term ends 18 December 2026
Is Haryana Textile Policy open? Key facts at a glance
Haryana Textile Policy (Haryana): 30–35% capital investment subsidy up to ₹2.5–5 Crore by block and unit type, plus interest subsidy and Net SGST.
Last verified: 26 Oct 2026. How we check our information
| Status | Open |
|---|---|
| Level | Haryana State scheme |
| Type of benefit | Capital Investment Subsidy + Interest Subsidy + Net SGST |
| Maximum benefit | 30–35% capital investment subsidy up to ₹2.5–5 Crore by block and unit type, plus interest subsidy and Net SGST |
| Project cost range | Any (bank term loan of at least 10% of project cost) |
| Who can apply | Micro, Small, Medium enterprises (Manufacturing). Only for: Only textile value-chain manufacturing units (ginning to garments, technical textiles, textile machinery) in B, C and D category blocks, with a bank-appraised project and term loan, that start production by 18 December 2026. |
| Implementing agency | Directorate of MSME, Haryana (Industries & Commerce Department) |
| Official notification | Read the notification (PDF) · notified 19 December 2022 |
| Also read from | Copy on msme.haryana.gov.in (PDF) |
| Current term ends | 18 December 2026 |
| Last verified | 26 Oct 2026 · How we check |
What is Haryana Textile Policy?
Notified on 19 December 2022 (Haryana Govt. Gazette Extraordinary No. 221-2022/Ext, notification No. 12/03/2022-1IB-II) for three years.
On 2 May 2025 (Gazette 79-2025/Ext, approved by the Council of Ministers on 25 March 2025) the policy and its related schemes were extended by one year, to 18 December 2026, and the cap on the number of capital-subsidy cases was removed until the approved budget is used up.
The scheme "Capital Investment Subsidy for Textile Units" (Directorate of MSME notification of 5 July 2023, also extended to 18 December 2026) sets the operative rates: all textile enterprises 30% of eligible capital investment up to ₹2.5 Crore in B category blocks and 35% up to ₹3.5 Crore in C and D blocks; technical textiles, import substitution and backward integration 30% up to ₹3.5 Crore (B) and 35% up to ₹5 Crore (C and D); open-end spinning and waste-to-fibre 35% up to ₹4 Crore; textile machinery manufacturing 25% up to ₹2 Crore; 5% extra, within the same caps, for women- or SC-led enterprises and units in a PADMA textile cluster; new units in the Integrated Manufacturing Cluster, Hisar get C-block benefits.
The policy text itself (clause 4.1) states higher rates (35/40/40/30%); the notified scheme rates above are the ones applied.
Eligible capital investment is technical civil works and plant and machinery directly related to the project (land, compound walls, roads, office buildings, canteens, vehicles and similar items excluded).
The grant is released in two halves, after 50% and then 100% of the promoter's contribution and term loan are spent.
Other policy incentives: interest subsidy on term loans for MSMEs for seven years (6% up to ₹20 lakh a year in B blocks, 7% up to ₹30 lakh in C and 7% up to ₹50 lakh in D; textile machinery MSMEs 6% up to ₹25 lakh in B and C or ₹40 lakh in D); Net SGST 25% for eight years in B blocks (cap 100% of FCI) and 50% for ten years in C and D blocks (cap 125%); export freight for new exporting micro and small units with quality certification at 1% of FOB value or actual freight, up to ₹10, ₹15 or ₹20 lakh a year (B, C, D); 75% of fire insurance premium for textile MSMEs, up to ₹5 lakh a year (B) or ₹10 lakh (C and D); and, for textile MSMEs, ETP support of 70–75% up to ₹1 Crore in C and D blocks, ZLD support of 40–75% up to ₹10 Crore and solar rooftop subsidy of 30–50% up to ₹20–50 lakh.
The policy sent stamp duty, employment subsidy and electricity duty claims to HEEP 2020, which was superseded in 2026, so they are not listed as available here. Anchor units, textile parks and cluster development schemes are for large anchor projects, developers or SPVs.
The State released ₹65.18 crore to 98 beneficiaries under the policy (CM Office, 10 September 2026).
Official notification (PDF) · notified 19 December 2022
What are the key benefits of Haryana Textile Policy?
- Capital investment subsidy for all textile enterprises: 30% up to ₹2.5 crore in B blocks, 35% up to ₹3.5 crore in C and D blocks (scheme cl. 2.1(I)).
- Technical textiles, import substitution and backward integration: 30% up to ₹3.5 crore (B), 35% up to ₹5 crore (C and D); open-end spinning and waste-to-fibre: 35% up to ₹4 crore; textile machinery manufacturing: 25% up to ₹2 crore (cl. 2.1(II)–(IV)).
- 5% extra for women- or SC-led enterprises and units in a PADMA textile cluster, within the same caps; new units in IMC Hisar get C-block rates; no cap on the number of cases since 2 May 2025, until the budget is used up.
- Interest subsidy on term loans for MSMEs for seven years: 6% up to ₹20 lakh a year (B), 7% up to ₹30 lakh (C), 7% up to ₹50 lakh (D) (policy cl. 4.3).
- Net SGST: 25% for eight years in B blocks (cap 100% of FCI), 50% for ten years in C and D blocks (cap 125%) (policy cl. 4.4).
- Export freight for new exporting micro and small units: 1% of FOB value, up to ₹10, ₹15 or ₹20 lakh a year by block; fire insurance premium 75%, up to ₹5 lakh (B) or ₹10 lakh (C and D) a year for textile MSMEs (policy cl. 4.6, 4.9).
What could a unit get under Haryana Textile 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: 30–35% capital investment subsidy up to ₹2.5–5 Crore by block and unit type, plus interest subsidy and Net SGST
Illustrative only: this is the scheme’s maximum, not an estimate for your unit. Source: Haryana AatmaNirbhar Textile Policy 2022-25 — Haryana Govt. Gazette (Extra.) No. 221-2022/Ext, 19 December 2022 (notification No. 12/03/2022-1IB-II); Capital Investment Subsidy for Textile Units scheme of 5 July 2023; both extended to 18 December 2026 by Gazette No. 79-2025/Ext, 2 May 2025.
Who can apply for Haryana Textile Policy?
- Textile value-chain units: ginning and pressing, spinning, recycled PSF, weaving, tufting, dyeing and processing, technical textiles (including non-woven), knitting, garments and made-ups, machine carpeting, extruding, machine embroidery and similar processes, and textile machinery manufacturing.
- New units, or expansion, diversification or modernisation with investment above 25% of existing gross fixed capital investment, completed within 18 months; production must start within the operative period, which ends on 18 December 2026.
- Bank-appraised project with a term loan of at least 10% of project cost, promoter contribution of at least 20%, and land owned or on a registered lease of at least 15 years; no grant from any other Central or State department for the same project and components (scheme cl. 8.1).
- Proprietorships, partnerships, companies, LLPs, corporations, co-operatives, SHGs and NGOs may apply (scheme cl. 6).
Eligible business types
MSME categories covered
Eligible industries
How do I apply for Haryana Textile Policy?
- Apply online to the Directorate of MSME, Haryana in the prescribed form (Annexure 1) with the documents listed in scheme clause 9, before commercial production starts (scheme cl. 4).
- The grant is paid in two instalments of 50%: request the first within 6 months of the approval letter (after 50% of the promoter’s contribution and term loan is spent) and the second within 12 months (after full utilisation) (scheme cl. 11).
- The operative period ends on 18 December 2026: a project that cannot start production by then does not qualify. Confirm the claim route for the interest subsidy, Net SGST, freight and insurance incentives with the Directorate of MSME.
Which documents are needed for Haryana Textile Policy?
- Application in the prescribed form (Annexure 1)
- Detailed Project Report (Annexure 9)
- In-principle or final term-loan sanction and the bank’s appraisal report
- Certificate of incorporation / partnership deed / registration
- Land title: sale deed or registered lease of at least 15 years; CLU / NOC
- CA certificate of project cost and means of finance
- Chartered engineer certificates for civil works and plant & machinery
- Udyam Registration Certificate and Haryana Udyam Memorandum
- Declaration of no other grant for the same components
Can Haryana Textile Policy be combined with other schemes?
This scheme can be combined with the following for higher total benefits:
Why are Haryana Textile Policy applications rejected?
- Application filed after production started
- Production cannot start by 18 December 2026
- Unit in an A category block (capital, interest and Net SGST incentives are for B, C and D blocks)
- No bank appraisal or term loan below 10% of project cost
- Expansion below 25% of existing gross fixed capital investment, or not completed within 18 months
- Grant already obtained or applied for the same components from another department
Subsidy Setu's DPR preparation process addresses all common rejection points before filing.
Frequently asked questions about Haryana Textile Policy
- Is Haryana Textile Policy open?
- Yes. The current term runs until 18 December 2026. Status last verified: 26 Oct 2026.
- Who can apply for Haryana Textile Policy?
- Micro, Small, Medium enterprises (Manufacturing). Only for: Only textile value-chain manufacturing units (ginning to garments, technical textiles, textile machinery) in B, C and D category blocks, with a bank-appraised project and term loan, that start production by 18 December 2026.
- What is the maximum benefit under Haryana Textile Policy?
- 30–35% capital investment subsidy up to ₹2.5–5 Crore by block and unit type, plus interest subsidy and Net SGST.
- How do I apply for Haryana Textile Policy?
- 1. Apply online to the Directorate of MSME, Haryana in the prescribed form (Annexure 1) with the documents listed in scheme clause 9, before commercial production starts (scheme cl. 4). 2. The grant is paid in two instalments of 50%: request the first within 6 months of the approval letter (after 50% of the promoter’s contribution and term loan is spent) and the second within 12 months (after full utilisation) (scheme cl. 11). 3. The operative period ends on 18 December 2026: a project that cannot start production by then does not qualify. Confirm the claim route for the interest subsidy, Net SGST, freight and insurance incentives with the Directorate of MSME.
- Until when can I apply for Haryana Textile Policy?
- The current term runs until 18 December 2026. Projects must usually be registered or commence within the term; check the cut-off before you rely on it.
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