Uttar Pradesh · Cluster Development
ODOP Common Facility Centre (CFC) Scheme, Uttar Pradesh
- Maximum benefit
- State share 70–90% of a CFC costing up to ₹10 Crore; up to ₹9 Crore for green and R&D CFCs
- Who can apply
- The cluster, park or implementing agency, not an individual unit
- Status
- Open
Is ODOP CFC Scheme UP open? Key facts at a glance
ODOP CFC Scheme UP (Uttar Pradesh): State share 70–90% of a CFC costing up to ₹10 Crore; up to ₹9 Crore for green and R&D CFCs.
Last verified: 20 Oct 2026. How we check our information
| Status | Open |
|---|---|
| Level | Uttar Pradesh State scheme |
| Type of benefit | Grant to a Cluster SPV |
| Maximum benefit | State share 70–90% of a CFC costing up to ₹10 Crore; up to ₹9 Crore for green and R&D CFCs |
| Project cost range | Up to ₹10 Crore (more for CETP, ZED, R&D and waste-management CFCs) |
| Who can apply | Micro, Small, Medium enterprises (Manufacturing) |
| Implementing agency | Department of MSME & Export Promotion, UP (Directorate of Industries & Enterprise Promotion; District Industries & Enterprise Promotion Centres) — ODOP Cell |
| Where to apply | Directorate of Industries UP portal |
| Official notification | Read the notification (PDF) · notified 3 October 2023 |
| Last verified | 20 Oct 2026 · How we check |
What is ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
Grants for common facility centres serving the ODOP product of a district — testing labs, design and training centres, R&D, display-cum-sale centres, raw-material banks, common production or processing, logistics, and packaging, labelling and barcoding.
Under Government Order No. 613/18-4-2023-18(Vividh)/17TC-3 of 3 October 2023, which amended the 2018 scheme order, CFC projects up to ₹10 crore are taken up and the special purpose vehicle (SPV) must contribute at least 10% (projects up to ₹4 crore), 20% (₹4–8 crore) or 30% (₹8–10 crore), the State paying the rest.
Projects above ₹10 crore for environment protection, R&D, CETP, ZED or waste management can be supported with an SPV share of at least 40% and a State share of up to 60% or ₹9 crore, whichever is less.
The SPV — a producer company, society or section-8 company — needs at least 20 members, two-thirds of them linked to the ODOP product, with no member holding more than 10%. Land is not counted in project cost and must be owned by the SPV or leased for at least 25 years in a government industrial area.
Technical institutions can apply without an SPV for 50% or ₹7.5 crore, whichever is less. This is a cluster grant, so individual units are not matched to it.
Official notification (PDF) · notified 3 October 2023
What are the key benefits of ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
- State share up to 90% (projects to ₹4 crore), 80% (₹4–8 crore) or 70% (₹8–10 crore).
- Green, R&D, CETP, ZED and waste-management CFCs above ₹10 crore: up to 60% or ₹9 crore.
Who can apply for ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
- A special purpose vehicle of at least 20 members, two-thirds linked to the district’s ODOP product; no member above 10% of shares; one member per family.
- Central or State technical institutions may apply without an SPV (50% or ₹7.5 crore).
Eligible business types
MSME categories covered
Eligible industries
How do I apply for ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
- Apply through the Directorate of Industries portal with the project report; projects are approved at State level.
Apply at: Directorate of Industries UP portal
Which documents are needed for ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
- SPV registration and constitution (minimum 20 members)
- Detailed project report and diagnostic study link
- Land ownership or 25-year lease in a government industrial area
- Proof of SPV contribution
Why are ODOP CFC Scheme UP applications rejected?
- SPV with fewer than 20 members or under two-thirds ODOP members
- A member holding over 10% of shares
- Land owned by an SPV member or not near the ODOP cluster
Subsidy Setu's DPR preparation process addresses all common rejection points before filing.
Frequently asked questions about ODOP CFC Scheme UP
- Is ODOP CFC Scheme UP open?
- Yes, it is open for applications. Status last verified: 20 Oct 2026.
- Who can apply for ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
- Micro, Small, Medium enterprises (Manufacturing).
- What is the maximum benefit under ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
- State share 70–90% of a CFC costing up to ₹10 Crore; up to ₹9 Crore for green and R&D CFCs.
- How do I apply for ODOP CFC Scheme UP?
- 1. Apply through the Directorate of Industries portal with the project report; projects are approved at State level. Apply at: Directorate of Industries UP portal.
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