Scheme for Assistance for Industrial Infrastructure
Up to 80% industrial infrastructure cost, ₹25 crore cap · Gujarat institutions
A Gujarat state scheme that provides large financial grants to industry associations, government agencies, and SPVs to build or upgrade shared infrastructure in existing industrial areas. It covers roads, utilities, warehouses, common facilities, and more, funding up to 80% of eligible project costs (up to ₹25 crore). Apply offline to the Industries Commissionerate.
About This Scheme
A Gujarat state scheme that provides large financial grants to industry associations, government agencies, and SPVs to build or upgrade shared infrastructure in existing industrial areas. It covers roads, utilities, warehouses, common facilities, and more, funding up to 80% of eligible project costs (up to ₹25 crore). Apply offline to the Industries Commissionerate.
Full official description
The “Scheme for Assistance for Industrial Infrastructure” launched by the Industries and Mines Department, Gujarat, aims to support the development and upgradation of industrial infrastructure in the state. It provides financial assistance to eligible institutions for creating infrastructure facilities that foster industrial growth, improve operational efficiency, and encourage investments.
Benefits
- Up to 80% of eligible project cost or ₹25,00,00,000 per project, whichever is less
- Up to 90% of project cost for MSE (Micro and Small Enterprise) clusters
- Supplementary coverage if a central government scheme contributes less than 80%
- Study and third-party inspection costs covered up to 5% of project cost or ₹20 lakh
- Disbursement in four installments at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% project completion
💡 Why Startups Should Care
If you're developing shared industrial infrastructure — roads, common facilities, MSE clusters — this scheme funds up to 80% of the cost, letting you build infrastructure that benefits an entire cluster of businesses rather than just one.
Who Can Apply (Eligibility)
- Industries associations, chambers of commerce, or SPVs registered under Societies Act, Trust Act, or Companies Act
- Government departments, agencies, state/central PSUs, boards, corporations, and municipal corporations
- Projects must be in existing industrial estates or clusters — new industrial parks are not eligible
- Infrastructure being upgraded must have been established at least 7 years ago
Exclusions
- Expenses for land purchase and development are ineligible
- Goodwill fees, commissioning fees, and royalties are not covered
How to Apply
- The eligible institution applies with a project report to the Industries Commissionerate.
- The Commissionerate scrutinizes the proposal for eligibility and completeness.
- Submit the signed and stamped application form along with registration certificate.
- On approval, funds are disbursed as infrastructure development progresses.
- Supplementary assistance covers any gap if a Government of India scheme provides less than 80%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the "Scheme for Assistance for Industrial Infrastructure"?
The scheme is designed to promote industrial growth by providing financial assistance for the development and upgradation of industrial infrastructure.
Who is eligible to apply for assistance under this scheme?
Eligible applicants include registered industries associations, chambers of commerce, SPVs, government departments, PSUs, and municipal corporations.
What is the maximum financial assistance provided under the scheme?
The scheme offers financial assistance of up to 80% of the eligible project cost or [?]25 crores, whichever is lower.
What types of projects are eligible for assistance?
Projects involving fixed capital investments for industrial infrastructure, excluding land costs, are eligible.
Are new industrial estates or parks eligible for assistance?
No, the scheme does not provide assistance for the development of new industrial estates or parks.
What types of costs are excluded from assistance under the scheme?
Costs such as land purchases, goodwill fees, pre-operative expenses, consultant fees, and interest capitalization are excluded.
Can a private organization apply for this scheme?
Yes, private organizations such as SPVs registered under the Societies Act, Trust Act, or Companies Act are eligible to apply.
What is the role of the State Level Empowered Committee (SLEC)?
The SLEC reviews, evaluates, and approves project proposals for financial assistance under the scheme.
How is the financial assistance disbursed to eligible projects?
The assistance is disbursed in four installments, based on project completion milestones at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%.
Are projects involving upgradation of infrastructure eligible?
Yes, infrastructure upgradation in industrial areas or estates that are more than 7 years old is eligible.
Are MSE clusters eligible for higher financial assistance?
Yes, MSE clusters can receive up to 90% of the total project cost as assistance under the scheme.
Is there a time limit for completing the projects under the scheme?
Yes, projects must be completed within the approved timeframe, with an option for an extension of up to one year if sanctioned by the Industries Commissioner.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official government portal to apply for this scheme.
Apply on myScheme.gov.inDocuments Required
- Application form duly signed and stamped
- Constitution of the institution with registration certificate
- Project report detailing infrastructure plan