Haryana MSME Policy 2026

Our parks sit in the top incentive category.

On 29 July 2026 Haryana notified the Progressive MSME & Export Promotion Policy 2026, superseding HEEP 2020 and the MSME Policy 2019. The new policy sets incentives by the status of the land rather than by district — and our industrial parks fall within Prime/Focus, the highest of its four categories. Here is what that is worth, taken line by line from the gazette.

Prime/Focus · Highest of four categories
30%
Capital subsidy
up to ₹4.00 crore
100%
Stamp duty
refunded on the land
70%
Net SGST reimbursed
for 7 years
₹1.2L
Per employee per year
for 10 years
01 — The Difference Location Makes

The same unit, four different answers.

This is the part most buyers have not caught up with. The 2026 policy does not grade land by how developed the district is. It grades it by notified status — and the gap between the bottom and the top tier is worth crores on a mid-sized project. The highlighted column is where our parks sit.

IncentiveCoreIntermediateSub-PrimePrime/Focus ●
Capital Investment Subsidy15% · cap ₹2.00 Cr20% · cap ₹2.50 Cr25% · cap ₹3.50 Cr30% · cap ₹4.00 Cr
Stamp Duty Refund30%60%75%100%
Net SGST — Case I (≥50% B2C)30% for 7 yrs50% for 7 yrs60% for 7 yrs70% for 7 yrs
Net SGST — Case II (<50% B2C)20% for 7 yrs40% for 7 yrs50% for 7 yrs60% for 7 yrs
Interest Subsidy5% · ₹20 L/yr6% · ₹20 L/yr7% · ₹25 L/yr7% · ₹25 L/yr
Export Freight Subsidy₹10 L/yr₹15 L/yr₹15 L/yr₹30 L/yr

Source: Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary), notification No. 02/04/2026-1IB-II dated 29 July 2026 — Tables 3 and 4.

02 — What It Adds Up To

A worked example, not a brochure claim.

Take a small engineering unit on a one-acre plot: ₹6 crore of eligible capital investment, a ₹3.5 crore term loan, 40 employees on Haryana local rolls. Nothing exotic — a fairly ordinary first factory. Here is roughly what the policy returns, at the Prime/Focus rate.

Illustrative · ₹6 crore project

Where the money comes back

Figures are indicative and rounded, to show the shape of the benefit rather than to predict any individual outcome.

Capital investment subsidy — 30% of ₹6.00 Cr₹1.80 Cr
Stamp duty refund — 100% on the land purchasefull refund
Interest subsidy — 7% on a ₹3.5 Cr term loan, capped₹25 L / yr
Employment subsidy — 40 local employees, 10 yearsup to ₹40 L / yr
Net SGST reimbursement — 7 years60–70% of net SGST
Ceiling on the total, across all heads100% of FCI

The last line matters as much as the first. Clause 3.6 caps everything a single project can draw at 100% of its fixed capital investment — so the schemes stack, but not without limit. Anyone quoting you an uncapped number has not read the policy.

03 — Who Qualifies

Nine thrust sectors.

The capital investment subsidy is for thrust-sector manufacturing MSMEs and exporters, on new, expansion or diversification projects. These are the nine the policy names. We have written a siting guide for each.

Agri-based, food processing and allied is also a thrust sector, but sits under a separate notification — the Haryana Agri-Business & Food Processing Policy 2026. If that is your line, the route is different but the support is comparable; our agro and food processing guide covers the siting side.

Warehousing, 3PL and cold chain are not named as thrust sectors, so the capital subsidy does not reach them. The infrastructure and employment provisions still do, and the case for siting here is unchanged — see our warehousing and cold chain guides. We would rather say that plainly than let you find out at the application stage.

04 — Beyond the Headline Numbers

The provisions people miss.

Exporters
3%

Interest subvention on pre- and post-shipment export credit, up to ₹10 lakh a year. Plus 40% of your ECGC premium, and freight subsidy up to ₹30 lakh a year at the Prime/Focus rate — double what Intermediate areas get.

First-time exporters
₹20L

Mukhya Mantri Pratham Niryatak Protsahan Yojna — 33% assistance up to ₹20 lakh a year for three years, for units exporting for the first time.

Collateral-free credit
CGF

A dedicated Haryana Sectoral Credit Guarantee Fund for micro and small units, at CGTMSE-aligned fees. The policy names new exporters in Prime and Sub-Prime areas specifically.

Insurance
33%

Of your business insurance premium, up to ₹5 lakh a year for three years — for new and existing micro and small enterprises alike.

Recruiting via HKRN
EPF

100% of the employer’s EPF contribution for five years on staff hired through Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam — and the employee’s share too, by direct transfer.

Bought before 29 July?
2 yrs

The transitional clause lets a unit that had already taken effective steps opt for HEEP 2020 instead, if production starts within two years. Arranging land counts as an effective step. Worth a conversation.

05 — What Is Excluded

Sixteen categories get nothing.

The policy carries a restrictive list, on grounds of pollution, water scarcity or planning. We would rather you see it here than discover it after buying land.

The restrictive list

  • Units with trade effluents or air emissions in residential areas
  • Tobacco and tobacco products
  • Soft drinks, aerated and packaged drinking water in notified “Dark Zones”
  • Stone crushers and washeries
  • Lime and brick kilns (refractory, fly-ash and cement blocks excepted)
  • Copper and zinc smelters
  • Distillery, fermentation and brewery (state-grown fruit and barley wines excepted)
  • Sulphuric acid, thinners, varnishes, electroplating
  • Dyes and dye intermediates — except zero liquid discharge units
  • Dyeing of yarn and cloth — except zero liquid discharge units
  • Refining of used oil
  • Tanneries
  • Poultry (hatcheries excepted)
  • Firecracker manufacturing
  • Defaulters of the State Government
  • Anything the State later notifies as excluded

If you are in dyeing or dye intermediates, note the exception carefully: those units qualify only with zero liquid discharge. That is a real design decision, and it needs to be made before you build, not after.

06 — How To Claim

The sequence.

Scheme-level operating guidelines are due within three months of notification. Crucially, clause 3.7 says a scheme not yet being notified does not prevent an eligible investor from applying — so there is no reason to wait.

01

Confirm your sector

Check your product against the nine thrust sectors. If you are in agri or food processing, a separate 2026 policy applies — the incentives are comparable, the notification is different.

02

Register on Udyam

An Udyam registration is the base identity for every MSME scheme. Free, online, and needed before anything else.

03

Talk to us about the plot

Which plot you take affects your category. We will tell you plainly what applies to the specific plot you are considering — and what does not.

04

File through the Haryana single window

Applications route through the state's single-window system to the Directorate of MSME and the District Industries Centre, Bhiwani.

05

Claim as you go

Stamp duty is claimed against the land transaction. Capital subsidy follows commercial production. SGST and employment subsidies run annually for seven and ten years respectively.

Every figure on this page is taken from the Haryana Government Gazette (Extraordinary) No. 114-2026/Ext., notification No. 02/04/2026-1IB-II dated 29 July 2026, Industries & Commerce Department, Government of Haryana. Categorisation of a specific plot, eligibility, caps and duration depend on enterprise size, sector, the individual project and government verification, and remain subject to notification and revision. This page is provided for information only. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and nothing on it is an assurance that any particular benefit will be received. Confirm current terms with the Directorate of MSME, Haryana, or the District Industries Centre, Bhiwani, and take your own professional advice before making an investment decision.

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