Scheme for Assistance for basic Industrial Infrastructure
You as an enterprise or developer in Gujarat can benefit from this scheme run by the Industries & Mines Department, Government of Gujarat under the Gujarat Industrial Policy 2020, for industrial infrastructure projects.
The purpose is to support creation or augmentation of industrial infrastructure assets – such as industrial parks, estates, sheds, etc. – so that your business (or the park you locate in) has better facilities. The benefit is that eligible infrastructure developers/parks earn financial assistance (capital subsidy) from the State which lowers your infrastructure cost or improves feasibility.
Key Features
- Support for industrial parks/estates/infrastructure development – Subsidy for eligible fixed investment incurred by developers of industrial infrastructure (parks, estates, sheds).
- Different subsidy rates depending on location / taluka category – In backward/Vanbandhu talukas higher subsidy (e.g., 50 %) and in normal talukas lower (e.g., 25 %) for infrastructure development.
- Eligible cost excludes land cost – Land purchase cost is typically excluded from eligible cost for subsidy calculation.
- Minimum infrastructure criteria & project size for parks – To qualify as an industrial park, minimum area, minimum number of units, minimum facilities (roads, power distribution, water, sewerage) are specified.
- Subsidy for common infrastructure and hostel/dormitory for worker welfare – Projects may receive subsidy for infrastructure services and also hostel/dormitory for workers.
Financial Assistance
Eligibility Criteria
Who can apply?
- Enterprises in the State of Gujarat having 100% SC or ST entrepreneur ownership (i.e., the entrepreneur(s) with 51%+ share belong to SC/ST category) under the scheme.
- Manufacturing MSME units that commence commercial production within the operative period of the scheme’s umbrella policy.
- The infrastructure component approach road, water connection, gas connection must be for enterprise’s premises outside a designated industrial estate or where GIDC shed is not already fully serviced. Particularly: “Eligible investment means fixed capital investment made in any of following basic infrastructure facilities in other than GIDC area/industrial park”.
Who cannot apply
- Enterprises not owned by SC/ST entrepreneurs (100% ownership requirement) under this component.
- Units where the infrastructure cost is already sanctioned or being reimbursed under another State Government scheme for same component (unless explicitly allowed).
- Enterprises whose infrastructure is in fully serviced GIDC industrial estate and does not require new connection/road, if the scheme specifies “other than GIDC area/industrial park” for this component.
Documents Required
- SC/ST certificate of the entrepreneur for ownership eligibility.
- Udyam/MSME registration certificate of the enterprise.
- Estimate/quotation/invoice for the infrastructure works (approach road / water connection / gas connection).
- Proof of payment for the infrastructure works (bank statements, bills).
- Copy of completion certificate / certificate of paving of road or gas/water connection installation.
- Bank account details of the enterprise (for reimbursement).
Application Process for the Scheme
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Option 2: Government Online / Offline Application
- Obtain or ensure you have Udyam/MSME registration and SC/ST entrepreneur certificate.
- Prepare details of infrastructure works: e.g., quote/estimate for approach road, invoices for water/gas connection charges from source to premises.
- Fill application under the “Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Udyog Uday Yojana” for the infrastructure component (Approach Road / Water / Gas) as per guidelines.
- Upload or submit documents: estimate/invoice, proof of payment, completion certificate, bank details.
- Submit to concerned DIC/MSME Commissionerate office, within the stipulated time-limit (per the operative period of policy).
- Upon approval, reimbursement will be processed to the enterprise bank account.
Option 3: Visit Local District Industries Centre (DIC) / MSME Facilitation Desk
- Visit your local DIC or MSME facilitation desk and express interest in the infrastructure assistance component.
- Get guidance on submission timeline, documentation and verification process.
- Submit application and track with DIC until sanction and disbursement.
Frequently asked questions
What types of infrastructure projects are typically supported under this scheme?
Projects that create or improve essential industrial infrastructure such as internal roads, drainage systems, water supply pipelines, power distribution networks and other utilities required for functioning of industrial estates are generally supported under the scheme.
Can newly formed industrial associations apply for infrastructure assistance?
Yes. Newly formed industrial associations may apply if they represent a group of industries located in a defined industrial area and propose infrastructure projects that benefit multiple enterprises within the cluster.
Does the scheme support upgrading infrastructure in existing industrial estates?
Yes. Industrial estates that require improvements in existing infrastructure facilities may receive assistance for modernization or expansion of infrastructure to improve operational conditions for industries.
Are infrastructure projects required to benefit multiple industries?
Yes. The scheme generally focuses on projects that provide common infrastructure facilities benefiting multiple enterprises rather than individual industrial units.
Can infrastructure projects related to logistics be supported?
Certain infrastructure projects improving industrial connectivity, such as internal roads or access routes within industrial estates, may qualify if they directly support industrial operations.
Are private developers eligible for this scheme?
Private industrial estate developers may be eligible if they are developing infrastructure that benefits multiple industrial units and meets the scheme’s guidelines.