Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Haryana Launches 60-Point MSME Export Promotion Policy
Haryana, a state in India, has announced a new plan to help small and medium businesses grow.
The plan has 60 different ideas, like giving money help, making it easier to start a business, and teaching new technology.
It wants to bring in a lot of new money, create many jobs, and help the state sell more products to other countries.
The government will give money for things like new machines, research, and green energy.
They also plan to help businesses get certifications and sell online.
The goal is to double the amount of goods Haryana sells abroad by 2047.
State introduces 60 initiatives to boost MSME manufacturing, exports, and employment.
Policy targets ₹55,000 crore investment, 500,000 jobs, and doubling exports by 2047.
Offers capital subsidies (15‑30%), a ₹200‑cr venture fund, and insurance support up to 33% premium.
Provides export incentives: ₹30‑cr freight aid, ₹10‑cr Export Booster grant, and 3% interest subvention.
Includes tech, quality, green manufacturing, and skill‑development assistance with up to 50% project cost coverage.
- Who
- Haryana state government
- What
- New MSME and Export Promotion Policy with 60 initiatives
- Where
- Haryana, India
- Why
- To strengthen manufacturing, attract investment, create jobs, and double exports in line with Vision-2047
- Investment target
- ₹55,000 crore
- Job creation target
- 500,000
- Export doubling target
- double exports
- Capital subsidy range
- 15%-30%
- Venture fund
- ₹200 crore
- Export freight assistance ceiling
- ₹30 lakh per unit
- Export Booster grant
- ₹10 crore
- MSME Automation assistance
- 25% of project costs
- R&D grant
- up to 50% of project costs
- Green fund corpus
- ₹100 crore