₹3 Cr auto components unit in Faridabad: subsidy stacking blueprint

On the assumptions of this blueprint the illustrative estimate runs from ₹67,52,143 in a Core area to ₹1,30,70,000 in a Prime / Focus area, adding up Capital Investment Subsidy, Interest Subsidy, 3 years, Net SGST Reimbursement, 7 years, Stamp Duty Refund. Employment Generation Subsidy and Electricity Duty Exemption are not estimated. The 100%-of-fixed-capital-investment cap (clause 3.6) does not bite in any category for this project. The figures depend on the notified terms and the operational guidelines and on the department's determination of eligible expenditure and area category.

Prime / Focus gives the highest estimate (₹1,30,70,000) and Core the lowest (₹67,52,143). The category depends on the type of location, not the district: Core is land within municipal limits, Intermediate an allotted industrial plot or land between municipal and Controlled Area limits, Sub-Prime a conforming industrial zone, HSIIDC or licensed park plot or land outside Controlled Area limits, and Prime / Focus a notified Industrial Investment Promotion Zone (clause 1(m)). Our Know Your Zone tool and the land records settle it for a specific plot.

No. The capital subsidy and the fixed-capital-investment cap are worked on plant and machinery plus building, ₹2,30,00,000 in this example. Land (₹50,00,000) is left out: Land is never eligible capital expenditure under the 2026 policy (stamp duty on it has its own refund). Working capital (₹20,00,000) is left out: Working capital, pre-operative expenses and capitalised interest are excluded from eligible capital expenditure. The project cost the calculator reports is ₹3,00,00,000.

Auto, auto components and electric vehicles are one thrust sector of the 2026 policy, so the rates on this page apply either way. A unit making EV components may also look at the Haryana EV Policy 2022, which has a capital subsidy of its own, but the 2026 policy bars two State capital subsidies on the same component, so it is one or the other for the machinery. The testing and quality schemes listed below cover other costs and can sit alongside.

Yes. A credit guarantee or a loan scheme is not a subsidy, so it sits alongside the State incentives; the interest subsidy is worked out on the bank loan however it is secured. What the 2026 policy bars is a second capital subsidy on the same component, under this policy or another State scheme, and the usual central margin-money subsidies are alternatives for the same unit rather than add-ons. The schemes listed on this page as stackable are named from our catalogue without figures; each has its own application.

Employment Generation Subsidy: Depends on each employee’s salary and category, Parivar Pehchan Patra verification and the local share of your workforce (only special-category locals count below 15%), so it is not added to the total. Electricity Duty Exemption: The 2026 MSME policy’s fiscal incentives do not include an electricity duty exemption for MSMEs; the HEEP exemption was superseded on 29 July 2026. Some sector policies (e.g. EV) have their own. Punjab, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh are not estimated either, because their incentives are worked out differently; their policy pages are linked below. Nothing here is a sanction or an approval.