Hello Businessman

I am thrilled to share some incredible news for businesses, investors, and entrepreneurs planning to set up or expand their operations in Haryana.

The Haryana Government has officially launched a dedicated “Make in Haryana Policy 2026” aimed specifically at Large Enterprises and Mega Projects. Valid for the next five years, this policy marks a major structural reform in Haryana’s industrial ecosystem.

What Has Changed? Moving Beyond a Common Policy

Previously, Haryana operated under a combined MSME and large industries policy known as the Haryana Enterprise Promotion Policy (HEPP). Under that framework, micro, small, medium, and large-scale units were all clubbed together.

To bring better clarity, focus, and aggressive growth, the government has now separated large enterprises and mega projects into this brand-new policy.

Note: For MSME units, the existing policies continue for now, with new provisions currently under process.

Do You Qualify as a Large Enterprise?

If your business has outgrown the MSME thresholds, this policy is tailored specifically for you. A project qualifies as a Large Enterprise if:

• Investment: Investment in plant and machinery exceeds ₹50 Crores (or total project investment marks a significant threshold beyond medium enterprises).
• Turnover: Annual turnover exceeds ₹250 Crores.
• Employment Generation: Special status and added benefits are aligned for enterprises creating significant local employment, especially those generating more than 500 jobs.

Whether you are setting up a fresh greenfield project or executing an expansion of your existing unit in Haryana, your subsidy benefits will now be streamlined through this 2026 policy.

Key Highlights & Major Reforms in the 2026 Policy

1. Redefined Regional Categorization

Say goodbye to the rigid Block A, B, C, and D classification. The new policy introduces a more dynamic, growth-oriented categorization to ensure balanced regional development:

• Prime / Focus Areas: Most backward regions receiving the highest level of handholding and maximum benefits.
• Semi-Prime Areas: Developing regions with substantial incentives.
• Intermediate Areas: Moderately developed industrial zones.
• Core Areas: Highly developed, established industrial hubs (where incentives are minimal but infrastructure is premium).

2. Introduction of Capital Subsidies

In a major shift from previous policies where large enterprises rarely received direct capital support, the Make in Haryana Policy 2026 introduces Capital Subsidy benefits ranging from 5% to 20% based on your area category.

3. Additional Fiscal Incentives

To maximize your Return on Investment (ROI), the policy lines up several financial relief measures:

• SGST Refund: Highly attractive State GST reimbursement models.
• Electricity Duty Exemptions: Reduced operational power costs for a specified tenure.
• Stamp Duty Exemptions: Significant waivers on land acquisition and leasing paperwork.
• Employment Generation Incentives: Extra perks for businesses boosting local employment.

Looking to Invest? Partner with KIP

Whether you are setting up in an IMT (Industrial Model Township), a manufacturing cluster, an industrial estate, or any emerging industrial hub across Haryana, navigating these new policy updates can be complex.

At KIP (Corporate Subsidy Consultants), we help you maximize your eligible financial benefits. Connect with us to:

• Get a customized Subsidy Eligibility Report for your specific project.
• Create a strategic financial roadmap mapping out all state incentives.
• Receive end-to-end support on document preparation, filing, and smooth processing.

Don’t leave money on the table. Ensure your business modeling is optimized to claim the maximum possible subsidies under this new regime.

The detailed official notification and scheme documents are linked in the description/comments below for you to download.

Let’s connect, collaborate, and grow your business in Haryana!