The Haryana Cabinet, which met under Chief Minister Nayab Saini on Monday, approved 10 major industrial policies to boost manufacturing, digital infrastructure, emerging technologies, green industry, and agro-based economic growth.
Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026
This policy will replace the 2020 policy. It aims to attract Rs 5 lakh crore in new investment, generate 10 lakh new jobs, and increase the state’s exports over the next five years, according to a government spokesperson.
The new policy replaces the earlier A, B, C, and D block-based classification with a framework based on Core, Intermediate, Sub-Prime, and Prime/Focus Areas.
Net SGST reimbursement will range from 30 to 70 per cent. Large units will receive this benefit for seven years, mega units for 10 years, and ultra-mega projects for up to 12 years under special packages. Large units will be eligible for a capital subsidy of 5 per cent to 20 per cent, while mega and ultra-mega units in Prime/Focus Areas will be eligible for a capital subsidy of up to 30 per cent.
To promote local employment, the employment generation subsidy has been increased from Rs 48,000 to Rs 1 lakh per employee per year for 10 years. For women, Scheduled Castes, persons with disabilities, Agniveers, and ex-servicemen, this assistance will be up to Rs 1.20 lakh. In line with BJP’s Sankalp Patra commitment, units hiring through the Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam portal will get reimbursement of both employer and employee EPF contributions.
To ensure timely payments to investors, a provision has been made to pay interest at 8 per cent per annum for any delay after April 1, 2026. Fifty per cent of the eligible incentive will be released within seven working days, and the remaining amount within 45 days. Through Land Feasibility Certificate, clarity on land ownership, land use, and status of related approvals will be provided within 45 working days.
Haryana Electronics System Design and Manufacturing Policy 2026
Under the policy, capital assistance of 20 to 30 per cent will be provided, subject to a maximum of Rs 200 crore per unit. Operational assistance of 50 to 80 per cent will also be provided, subject to a maximum of Rs 20 crore per year.
Haryana Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026
This policy aims to attract Rs 10,000 crore in investment and generate 20,000 jobs. Eligible units will receive capital assistance of 20 to 30 per cent, subject to a maximum of Rs 200 crore per unit, and operational assistance of 50 to 80 per cent, subject to a maximum of Rs 20 crore per year.
Haryana Toys and Sports Equipment Manufacturing Policy 2026
Under the policy, capital assistance of 30 per cent will be provided, subject to a maximum of Rs 50 crore per unit. Operational assistance of 70 per cent will be provided for five years, subject to a maximum of Rs 3 crore per year. The policy targets Rs 5,000 crore in investment and 25,000 jobs.
Haryana Electronics Waste Recycling Policy 2026
Under the policy, capital assistance of 30 per cent will be provided, subject to a maximum of Rs 25 crore per unit. Operational assistance of 70 per cent will be provided for five years, subject to a maximum of Rs 2 crore per year. Haryana-registered recycling units will be given preference in government procurement.
Haryana Global Capability Centres Policy 2026
India has nearly 1,700 global capability centres and Haryana already has more than 270 such centres. Through this policy, the state aims to attract more than 100 new global capability centres to Haryana. Operational assistance will be provided for five to nine years, subject to a maximum of Rs 15 crore per year.
Haryana IT/ITeS, AI and Emerging Technologies Policy 2026
Haryana already has an information technology and IT-enabled services sector worth more than Rs 1.55 lakh crore. A Global Artificial Intelligence Centre will be established in Gurugram and the Haryana Advanced Computing Facility will be set up in Panchkula. More than 50,000 professionals will be trained. Three Centres of Excellence will be established, with each centre eligible for capital assistance of up to Rs 10 crore and operational assistance of up to Rs 2 crore per year.
Haryana AVGC-XR Policy 2026
This policy will promote studios, content creation, intellectual property, and skill development in areas such as animation, visual effects, gaming, comics, and extended reality. Under the policy, capital assistance of 20 to 30 per cent will be provided, subject to a maximum of Rs 50 crore per unit.
New Haryana Data Centre Policy 2026
Haryana aims to attract data centre investors through its proximity to the National Capital, reliable power supply, relaxation of floor area ratio up to 500 per cent, dual grid supply, and essential service status. Hyper Data Centres above 10 MW will receive capital assistance of 20 per cent, subject to a maximum of Rs 25 crore, and operational assistance of 50 per cent, subject to a maximum of Rs 8 crore per year.
Haryana Agri Business and Agro Processing Policy 2026
The policy aims to attract investment of more than Rs 5,000 crore, and generate nearly 30,000 jobs. Special incentives have been provided for women entrepreneurs, Scheduled Caste category, persons with disabilities, ex-servicemen, export-oriented units, and joint ventures with foreign investors.
