The scheme aims to promote and facilitate the development of private industrial estates and areas in Uttarakhand by providing financial incentives, infrastructure support, and a streamlined regulatory framework.
The scheme aims to promote and facilitate the development of private industrial estates and areas in Uttarakhand by providing financial incentives, infrastructure support, and a streamlined regulatory framework.
The “Policy for Establishment of Private Industrial Estates/Areas - 2023” is implemented by the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) under the Department of Industries, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to promote and facilitate the development of private industrial estates and areas in Uttarakhand by providing financial incentives, infrastructure support, and a streamlined regulatory framework.
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Capital Subsidy on Infrastructure: ₹10 lakh per acre. - Subsidy for Setting Up CETP: 40% of the cost, up to a maximum of ₹1 crore. - Assistance for External Infrastructure Development: 2% of the total fixed capital investment made by the private promoter on the fixed assets created for the industrial establishment, per park/area, will be payable.
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Step 1: Online application
• For the formation of a Private Industrial Estate, the eligible developer shall submit the application along with all mandatory documents through the CAF tab on the portal www.investuttarakhand.uk.gov.in. - After receiving in-principle approval, the developer shall apply for the notification of formation of the industrial estate through the Departmental Services tab on the single-window portal, along with all required documents. • Once the notification for the formation of the Private Industrial Estate/Park is issued, the developer may submit an online application for financial incentives under the policy through the Incentive tab on www.investuttarakhand.uk.gov.in. - Capital Subsidy Assistance for Infrastructure will be disbursed in four phases, with each phase payable upon fulfillment of the prescribed conditions and completion of the specified work. <br>
Any individual, founder, developer, partnership firm, LLP, company, or institution legally registered under the Companies Act, Societies Act, or Limited Liability Partnership Act, including entities under Joint Venture, Public-Private Partnership (PPP) mode, or Land Aggregators (with written consent of all landowners) are eligible. <br>
- Plain areas: Minimum 30 acres - Hilly areas: Minimum 2 acres <br>
Yes, the promoter/investor must arrange the land from their own sources. <br>
Yes, the minimum lease/agreement period is 30 years, renewable with the consent of both parties. <br>
The proposed land must be legally in the possession of the promoter and free from encroachment. <br>
The developer must apply along with all mandatory documents through the CAF tab on www.investuttarakhand.uk.gov.in. <br>
The subsidy is provided in four phases, with each phase payable after fulfillment of prescribed conditions/work. <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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