Written by: GetMyCA Subsidy Advisory Team
Reviewed by: CA / Business Compliance Professional
Last Updated: June 2026
Official policy source: Government of Haryana - Make in Haryana Industrial Policy, 2026 PDF
The Government of Haryana notified the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy, 2026 on 26 May 2026. The policy supersedes the Haryana Enterprises & Employment Policy, 2020 and is valid for 5 years from the date of notification, unless replaced or amended earlier.
What is Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026?
Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 is a state industrial policy focused on large industrial investment, manufacturing growth, employment generation and business expansion in Haryana. It mainly supports Ultra Mega, Mega and Large Enterprises planning new industrial units, expansion, diversification or major capital investment in the state.
For eligible businesses, this policy may help reduce project cost through incentives such as capital investment support, SGST reimbursement, electricity duty support, stamp duty support, employment benefits, R&D support and green industry incentives.
However, many businesses miss these benefits because they do not clearly understand eligibility conditions, investment classification, location category, documentation requirements and the claim process.
GetMyCA assists businesses with eligibility assessment, documentation review, GST compliance, project report support, CA certification and incentive claim assistance.
Quick Overview of Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026
| Particular |
Details |
| Policy Name |
Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 |
| Main Focus |
Ultra Mega, Mega and Large Enterprises |
| Useful For |
New industrial units, expansion, diversification and large capital investment |
| Business Purpose |
Manufacturing growth, employment generation and industrial development |
| Possible Benefits |
Capital support, SGST reimbursement, stamp duty support, electricity duty support and employment benefits |
| MSME Note |
MSMEs should check the Haryana Progressive MSME & Export Policy separately |
| Pharma & Medical Device Note |
Relevant businesses should also check the Haryana Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026 |
Who should check eligibility under this policy?
Businesses planning a new factory, expansion, diversification or large capital investment in Haryana should check eligibility before starting major project decisions. Eligibility may depend on Fixed Capital Investment, location category, sector, employment generation, GST compliance and documentation status.
| Business Situation |
Why It Matters |
| New industrial unit in Haryana |
The project may qualify for state incentives |
| Expansion of existing unit |
Additional investment may be eligible |
| Diversification into a new product |
New activity may qualify under policy conditions |
| Major plant and machinery purchase |
Important for fixed capital investment calculation |
| Land purchase or lease in Haryana |
Stamp duty support may apply |
| High GST output liability |
SGST reimbursement may be relevant |
| Large employment generation |
Employment-linked benefit may apply |
| Project finance or term loan |
Project report and financial documentation become important |
Is Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 applicable to MSMEs?
The Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 is mainly focused on Ultra Mega, Mega and Large Enterprises. MSMEs should separately check the Haryana Progressive MSME & Export Policy or other MSME-specific schemes before applying for any benefit.
A business should first identify whether it falls under MSME, Large, Mega or Ultra Mega category before preparing any claim. For MSME-related registration support, businesses may review GetMyCA MSME registration services.
Is there a separate policy for pharma and medical device businesses?
Yes. Pharma and medical device businesses should also check the Haryana Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026. A pharma, medical device or healthcare manufacturing unit may need to compare the general industrial policy with sector-specific policy benefits before deciding the claim route.
If a business is related to pharmaceutical manufacturing, medical device manufacturing or healthcare product manufacturing, GetMyCA can help review which policy route may be more suitable.
Which businesses may benefit from this policy?
The policy is most relevant for manufacturing and large industrial projects in Haryana. Businesses with heavy investment in land, building, plant, machinery, utilities, employment and GST output liability should review whether they can claim benefits under this policy.
| Industry / Sector |
Relevance |
| Automobile and Auto Components |
Large investment, machinery and employment |
| Electric Vehicles |
High-growth manufacturing opportunity |
| Electronics Manufacturing |
Technology and equipment-heavy investment |
| Food Processing |
Processing, machinery and employment |
| Packaging |
Machinery-intensive manufacturing |
| Textile and Apparel |
Expansion and production capacity |
| Plastic and Polymer Products |
Plant and machinery-based projects |
| Engineering Goods |
Industrial manufacturing investment |
| Machinery Manufacturing |
Heavy equipment and capex |
| Chemicals |
Manufacturing and compliance-heavy sector |
| Renewable Energy Components |
Green industrial activity |
| Industrial Equipment |
Large manufacturing potential |
| Research and Development |
Innovation and R&D support possibility |
What is FCI under Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026?
FCI means Fixed Capital Investment. It generally refers to eligible investment made in fixed assets such as land, building, plant and machinery, equipment, utilities, power backup, pollution control systems, renewable energy setup and other project-related fixed assets.
| FCI Component |
Simple Meaning |
| Land |
Project land investment |
| Building |
Factory or project building |
| Plant and Machinery |
Main production machinery |
| Equipment |
Industrial equipment |
| Utilities |
Power, water and support systems |
| Power Backup |
Generator or backup arrangements |
| Effluent Treatment Plant |
Wastewater treatment setup |
| Pollution Control Equipment |
Environmental compliance systems |
| Renewable Energy Plant |
Solar or clean energy setup |
| Other Eligible Fixed Assets |
Subject to policy conditions |
Important FCI Caution: Not every capital expense may qualify for incentive calculation. Businesses should separately review eligible and non-eligible fixed capital investment before preparing the claim. Wrong FCI calculation can lead to objections, delay or weak subsidy claim preparation.
How are Large, Mega and Ultra Mega projects classified?
Large, Mega and Ultra Mega project classification depends mainly on Fixed Capital Investment, project location and, in some cases, direct employment generation. A business should not decide eligibility only by turnover or business size.
Project Classification Based on FCI
| Project Category |
Investment Criteria |
| Large Project |
FCI greater than ₹125 crore |
| Mega Project - Core Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹700 crore |
| Mega Project - Intermediate Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹600 crore |
| Mega Project - Sub-Prime Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹500 crore |
| Mega Project - Prime/Focus Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹400 crore |
| Ultra Mega Project - Core Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹6,000 crore |
| Ultra Mega Project - Intermediate Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹4,500 crore |
| Ultra Mega Project - Sub-Prime Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹3,000 crore |
| Ultra Mega Project - Prime/Focus Area |
Minimum FCI of ₹1,500 crore |
Employment-Based Classification
| Employment-Based Classification |
Basic Condition |
| Large Project |
500+ direct employment with minimum FCI of ₹50 crore |
| Mega Project |
1,250+ direct employment with minimum FCI of ₹125 crore |
Wrong classification can lead to incorrect application, delay in approval or weak claim preparation. Businesses should review fixed capital investment, location category, employment, commercial production date and documentation before applying.
Why does location matter for Haryana incentive claims?
Location matters because incentive eligibility and benefit levels may vary based on area category, district, industrial area, municipal limit, controlled area status, land use and approvals. The same investment may receive different treatment depending on where the project is located in Haryana.
| Location Checkpoint |
Why It Matters |
| Exact Project Location |
Helps identify the correct area category |
| District |
Benefits may vary by location classification |
| Industrial Area |
HSIIDC, private park or industrial estate check |
| Municipal Limit |
May impact eligibility review |
| Controlled Area |
May affect approvals |
| Land Use Status |
Industrial use confirmation |
| CLU Approval |
Required where applicable |
| Lease or Ownership Status |
Required for documentation |
What benefits are available under Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026?
Eligible businesses may receive benefits such as capital investment incentive, SGST reimbursement, electricity duty support, stamp duty support, employment benefit, R&D support, green industry incentive and customized package support, depending on project category and official eligibility review.
| Benefit |
Business Impact |
| Capital Investment Incentive |
Helps reduce project cost |
| SGST Reimbursement |
Supports businesses with GST output liability |
| Electricity Duty Support |
Reduces power cost burden |
| Stamp Duty Support |
Helps in land purchase or lease cost |
| Employment Benefit |
Supports local employment generation |
| R&D Support |
Helps innovation and research-based units |
| Green Industry Incentive |
Supports pollution-control and sustainable investment |
| Customized Package |
Possible for Mega and Ultra Mega projects |
Benefit Caution: Actual benefit amount, percentage and eligibility period may vary based on project category, area classification, FCI, commercial production date, documents and department approval.
Are tax exemptions or SGST benefits available under this policy?
Eligible projects may get SGST reimbursement, stamp duty support, electricity duty support or other fiscal incentives under the policy. However, businesses should not assume automatic tax exemption without reviewing project category, location, investment, GST records, documents and approval conditions.
For businesses with high GST output liability, SGST reimbursement may become an important benefit. SGST-linked claims require proper GST return filing, outward supply reporting, reconciliation and clear records. For GST refund and reconciliation-related support, businesses may review GetMyCA GST refund services.
Why is environmental compliance important for Haryana industrial incentives?
Environmental compliance is important because manufacturing units may need pollution control approvals, ETP records, land use approvals, electricity connection documents and other regulatory permissions before claiming incentives. Missing compliance documents can delay or weaken the claim.
This is especially important for sectors such as chemicals, pharma, food processing, plastic, packaging, engineering and heavy manufacturing.
What problems do businesses face while claiming Haryana incentives?
Many businesses lose subsidy benefits not because they are not eligible, but because they do not plan properly. Common problems include wrong eligibility assessment, wrong project category, incomplete documents, GST mismatch, missed timelines, wrong FCI calculation and lack of separate expansion records.
Not Knowing the Correct Eligibility
Many companies assume they are eligible only because they are manufacturing in Haryana. Eligibility depends on investment size, location, sector, commercial production date, GST compliance, employment data and documentation.
Wrong Category Selection
A business may fall under MSME, Large, Mega, Ultra Mega or a sector-specific policy. If the wrong category is selected, the claim may get delayed or rejected.
Incomplete Documentation
Claims can get stuck if land papers, machinery invoices, CA certificates, GST records, project reports, bank details, employment records or regulatory approvals are not ready.
GST Compliance Issues
SGST-linked benefits require clean GST records, return filing, reconciliation, correct outward supply reporting and clear SGST calculation.
Missing Application Timelines
Many incentives are time-bound. Delayed eligibility review, application filing, CA certification or document submission may weaken the claim.
Wrong FCI Calculation
If non-eligible expenses are included in Fixed Capital Investment, the claim may face objections.
No Separate Records for Expansion
In expansion and diversification cases, old and new project records should be clearly separated to support benefit calculation.
| Common Confusion |
Correct Review Needed |
| MSME or Large Enterprise |
Check investment and classification |
| Large or Mega Project |
Check FCI and project location |
| Mega or Ultra Mega Project |
Check higher investment thresholds |
| General Manufacturing or Pharma |
Check sector-specific policy |
| New Unit or Expansion |
Check project status and separate records |
What documents are required for Haryana incentive claims?
Businesses should keep entity documents, GST records, project reports, land documents, machinery invoices, financial statements, bank records, compliance approvals, employment records and CA certificates ready before preparing an incentive claim.
| Document Type |
Examples |
| Entity Documents |
Incorporation certificate, LLP deed, partnership deed |
| Tax Documents |
GST registration, GST returns, SGST details |
| Project Documents |
Project report, DPR, CMA data |
| Land Documents |
Sale deed, lease agreement, allotment letter |
| Investment Proof |
Machinery invoices, fixed asset register |
| Financial Documents |
Audited financials, bank statement, loan sanction |
| Compliance Documents |
Pollution approval, electricity connection, approvals |
| Employment Records |
Employee list, EPF/ESI records, Haryana employee proof |
| Certification |
CA-certified investment and financial statements |
For new entities, businesses may also need basic registrations like company registration services and GST registration before subsidy documentation can be properly reviewed.
Which financials should businesses review before applying?
Before applying, businesses should review financial statements, fixed asset records, CWIP, plant and machinery additions, project loans, depreciation schedule, GST turnover and SGST payment details. These records help identify investment, project status and claim strength.
| Financial Item |
What It Shows |
| Gross Fixed Assets |
Existing investment base |
| Capital Work in Progress |
Ongoing expansion or new project |
| Additions to Plant and Machinery |
Recent capex |
| Land and Building Additions |
New unit or expansion signal |
| Term Loan / Project Finance |
Project funding activity |
| Cash Flow from Investing Activities |
Actual capital expenditure |
| Depreciation Schedule |
Asset classification |
| Director’s Report |
Expansion or new project disclosure |
| Notes to Accounts |
Additional investment details |
| Employee Benefit Expense |
Employment scale |
| GST Turnover |
SGST benefit potential |
| SGST Payment Details |
Reimbursement estimate support |
If a company has high CWIP, recent machinery addition, project loan, land purchase or expansion disclosure, it can be a strong case for subsidy review. For project finance documentation, businesses may review CMA report preparation.
How to apply for benefits under Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026?
To apply for benefits, a business should first check project category, location category, eligible FCI, GST records, financial statements and documents. After that, the business can prepare the claim file, arrange CA certification, submit the application and respond to department queries.
| Step |
Action |
| 1 |
Check whether the project is Large, Mega or Ultra Mega |
| 2 |
Identify Haryana location category |
| 3 |
Calculate eligible FCI |
| 4 |
Review GST, SGST and financial records |
| 5 |
Prepare project report, CMA data and documents |
| 6 |
Arrange CA certification and supporting proofs |
| 7 |
File application through the applicable government process |
| 8 |
Reply to department queries |
| 9 |
Track approval, claim status and post-approval compliance |
Where can businesses find the official Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 PDF?
Businesses should refer to the official Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 document issued by the Government of Haryana before making investment or subsidy claim decisions. The official policy document should be used to verify eligibility, FCI limits, project category, benefits, documents and conditions.
Official document: Make in Haryana Industrial Policy, 2026 PDF
GetMyCA reviews the official policy document and supporting records before advising any business on eligibility or claim preparation.
How can GetMyCA help with Haryana subsidy claims?
GetMyCA helps businesses review eligibility, project category, FCI calculation, GST records, financial documents, project reports, CA certification and application support for Haryana industrial incentive claims. The aim is to reduce documentation gaps, delay risk and wrong claim preparation.
| GetMyCA Support |
What We Do |
| Eligibility Check |
Check whether the project can apply |
| Category Review |
Identify Large, Mega or Ultra Mega category |
| FCI Calculation |
Calculate eligible fixed capital investment |
| Location Review |
Check Haryana location and category impact |
| Benefit Estimation |
Estimate possible subsidy and incentives |
| GST Reconciliation |
Review GST and SGST records |
| Project Report Support |
Prepare project report and CMA data |
| CA Certification Support |
Assist with required certificates |
| Documentation Review |
Reduce risk of delay or rejection |
| Application Support |
Assist in filing and follow-up |
| Query Handling |
Help respond to department queries |
| Post-Approval Compliance |
Support future claim tracking and compliance |
When should a business contact GetMyCA?
A business should contact GetMyCA if it is:
- Setting up a new manufacturing unit in Haryana
- Expanding an existing factory
- Planning diversification
- Investing ₹50 crore, ₹125 crore or more
- Purchasing land or heavy machinery
- Taking project finance or term loan
- Having strong GST output liability
- Creating large employment
- Unsure whether it falls under MSME, Large, Mega or Ultra Mega category
- Operating in manufacturing, auto, EV, electronics, packaging, food processing, textile, chemicals, engineering, pharma or medical devices
Conclusion
The Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 can be a valuable opportunity for eligible Large, Mega and Ultra Mega businesses planning industrial investment in Haryana.
But businesses must check investment size, location, GST compliance, commercial production date, documentation and project category before applying.
MSMEs should separately check the Haryana Progressive MSME & Export Policy. Pharma and medical device businesses should also review the Haryana Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026.
GetMyCA helps businesses avoid common mistakes, prepare proper documents and claim eligible incentives with better clarity.
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FAQs
Q: What is Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026?
Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 is a Haryana Government policy introduced to promote industrial investment, manufacturing growth, employment generation and business expansion in Haryana.
Q: Who can apply under this policy?
This policy is mainly for Ultra Mega, Mega and Large Enterprises planning a new industrial unit, expansion, diversification or major capital investment in Haryana.
Q: Is this policy applicable to MSMEs?
This policy is mainly focused on Ultra Mega, Mega and Large Enterprises. MSMEs should separately check the Haryana Progressive MSME & Export Policy or other MSME-specific schemes.
Q: What benefits are available under the policy?
Eligible businesses may get benefits such as capital investment support, SGST reimbursement, electricity duty support, stamp duty support, employment benefits, R&D support and green industry incentives.
Q: What is FCI?
FCI means Fixed Capital Investment. It generally includes eligible investment in land, building, plant, machinery, equipment, infrastructure and other fixed assets.
Q: Is FCI the same as eligible incentive amount?
No. FCI is used for project classification and eligibility review. The actual incentive amount depends on policy conditions, eligible expenditure, location category, documents and approval.
Q: Why is GST compliance important?
GST compliance is important because SGST-linked benefits depend on proper GST filing, return matching, outward supply reporting, ITC reconciliation and SGST calculation.
Q: Why is location important in Haryana incentive claims?
Location matters because benefit levels may vary based on area category, district, industrial area and project location.
Q: Can an existing unit claim benefits?
Yes, an existing eligible unit may claim benefits for expansion or diversification, subject to investment, documentation and policy conditions.
Q: What documents are required for incentive claims?
Common documents include incorporation documents, GST registration, project report, land documents, machinery invoices, audited financials, CA certificates, bank details and employment records.
Q: Where can I download Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 PDF?
Businesses should refer to the official Government of Haryana policy document for final eligibility, investment limits, benefits, application process and claim conditions.
Q: How can GetMyCA help?
GetMyCA helps with eligibility check, category review, FCI calculation, document preparation, GST reconciliation, CA certification, application support and query handling.
Q: Is there a separate policy for pharma and medical devices?
Yes. Pharma and medical device businesses should check the Haryana Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026.
Q: Can startups benefit from Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026?
Startups may benefit only if their project satisfies relevant policy conditions, investment threshold, project category, location criteria and documentation requirements. Early-stage startups should also review Startup Haryana, MSME or sector-specific schemes separately.
Q: Can foreign companies set up operations under this policy?
Foreign companies or foreign-invested businesses may explore manufacturing operations in Haryana, subject to Indian laws, entity structure, FDI rules, land permissions, sector restrictions, tax registration, GST compliance and policy eligibility conditions.
Q: What support is available for exporters under this policy?
Export-oriented manufacturing businesses may benefit if they meet policy eligibility conditions and maintain proper GST, customs, shipping, financial and investment records. Exporters should also review DGFT compliance and GST refund eligibility separately.
About the Author
Paras Nagpal
Business Consultant, GetMyCA
Email: paras@getmyca.com | Phone: +91 92174 87001
Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and should not be treated as legal, tax, financial or subsidy approval advice. Eligibility, incentive amount and claim approval depend on the official policy, project category, location, investment, documents and government review. Please consult a qualified professional before applying.
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