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Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana

Industries & Commerce Department, Government of Telangana

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Telangana's industries office in Hyderabad. It runs the MSME Policy 2024 incentive scheme, which pays new MSMEs back for duties, power, interest, certification and other costs, with claims filed on TG-iPASS.

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Part of	Industries & Commerce Department, Government of Telangana
Address	O/o Directorate of Industries, Chirag Ali Lane, Abids, Hyderabad
Programmes	12 standing programmes · 14 open calls right now
Stages supported	Early revenue, Growth
Official website	industries.telangana.gov.in
Email	coi.inds@telangana.gov.in

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12 programmes compared by who they are for, the stage they accept, how long they run and what they cost.

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Early revenue: Stamp Duty and Transfer Duty Reimbursement, Land Cost and Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement, Power Cost Reimbursement, Investment Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises, Additional Investment Subsidy for Women-Owned Enterprises, Enhanced Capital Investment Subsidy for SC, ST and PwD Entrepreneurs, Net SGST Reimbursement, Pavala Vaddi Interest Subsidy, Skill Upgradation and Training Reimbursement, Quality Certification, ZED and Patent Registration Subsidy, Cleaner Production Subsidy, Industrial Infrastructure Development Fund (IIDF) Contribution
Growth: Stamp Duty and Transfer Duty Reimbursement, Land Cost and Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement, Power Cost Reimbursement, Investment Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises, Additional Investment Subsidy for Women-Owned Enterprises, Enhanced Capital Investment Subsidy for SC, ST and PwD Entrepreneurs, Net SGST Reimbursement, Pavala Vaddi Interest Subsidy, Skill Upgradation and Training Reimbursement, Quality Certification, ZED and Patent Registration Subsidy, Cleaner Production Subsidy, Industrial Infrastructure Development Fund (IIDF) Contribution

Programme	Best for	Stage	Duration	Format	Cost
Stamp Duty and Transfer Duty Reimbursement	New MSMEs in Telangana that bought land for a factory or other industrial use.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Land Cost and Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement	New MSMEs setting up in TGIIC industrial estates or parks, or converting agricultural land for industry.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Power Cost Reimbursement	New MSMEs in Telangana with a steady power bill, including SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs.	Early revenue – Growth	5 years from the start of commercial production	—	—
Investment Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises	New General-category micro and small enterprises in Telangana making a fixed capital investment.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Additional Investment Subsidy for Women-Owned Enterprises	Women entrepreneurs setting up micro or small enterprises in Telangana.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Enhanced Capital Investment Subsidy for SC, ST and PwD Entrepreneurs	Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and PwD entrepreneurs setting up micro or small enterprises in Telangana.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Net SGST Reimbursement	New MSMEs in Telangana that manufacture goods and pay State GST.	Early revenue – Growth	5 years for micro and small units, 7 years for medium units, or until eligible investment is recovered	—	—
Pavala Vaddi Interest Subsidy	New micro and small enterprises in Telangana that borrow to fund their fixed capital investment.	Early revenue – Growth	5 years from the start of commercial production	—	—
Skill Upgradation and Training Reimbursement	New MSMEs in Telangana that train local staff.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Quality Certification, ZED and Patent Registration Subsidy	New MSMEs in Telangana pursuing a quality certification, ZED certification or a patent.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Cleaner Production Subsidy	New MSMEs in Telangana investing in cleaner production.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—
Industrial Infrastructure Development Fund (IIDF) Contribution	Standalone units that need roads, power and water brought to the site.	Early revenue – Growth	—	—	—

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Programmes they run

Standing programmes at Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana, separate from the funding calls above.

These are the incentive categories of the Telangana MSME Policy 2024, which runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029. Each one pays you back after you have spent the money. None is an upfront grant, and none is aimed at startups as such. Larger and older units are on the earlier T-IDEA and T-PRIDE schemes.

Stamp Duty and Transfer Duty Reimbursement

Subsidy or reimbursement

Pays back the stamp duty and transfer duty an eligible MSME paid when it bought land for industrial use.

Best for: New MSMEs in Telangana that bought land for a factory or other industrial use.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

This is a reimbursement of duty you have already paid, not an upfront grant. The guidelines also cover stamp duty on leasing land, sheds or buildings and on mortgage and hypothecation deeds.

What you get

Reimbursement of the stamp duty and transfer duty paid on buying land meant for industrial use
The guidelines extend the same relief to duty on lease deeds and on mortgage and hypothecation deeds

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029
Duty that was already concessioned earlier cannot be claimed again

How selection works: The General Manager of the District Industries Centre verifies the documents and inspects the unit. For larger investments in plant and machinery, the General Manager recommends the claim to the Commissioner of Industries for sanction. Payment comes after the spend, not before.

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

See the latest call

Land Cost and Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement

Subsidy or reimbursement

Pays back a share of the land cost in industrial estates and parks, and of the charge for converting agricultural land to industrial use.

Best for: New MSMEs setting up in TGIIC industrial estates or parks, or converting agricultural land for industry.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

Two reimbursements sit under this heading: one on the cost of a plot, one on the conversion charge.

What you get

A share of the land cost for plots in industrial estates and parks developed by TGIIC, and in private parks that follow TGIIC guidelines with government approval
A higher land-cost share for SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs, if they have not already taken a land rebate from TGIIC
A share of the charge for converting land from agricultural to non-agricultural use for industry

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Full Land Cost and Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement guide

Power Cost Reimbursement

Subsidy or reimbursement

Reimburses fixed power consumption charges at a set rate per unit for five years from the start of commercial production.

Best for: New MSMEs in Telangana with a steady power bill, including SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs.

Early revenue – Growth
5 years from the start of commercial production

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

This pays back part of your power bill after you have paid it.

What you get

Reimbursement of fixed power consumption charges at a set rate per unit, for five years from the date commercial production begins
A higher per-unit rate for SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Full Power Cost Reimbursement guide

Investment Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises

Subsidy or reimbursement

Pays back a share of eligible fixed capital investment as a capped subsidy for General-category micro and small enterprises.

Best for: New General-category micro and small enterprises in Telangana making a fixed capital investment.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

The subsidy is a percentage of the eligible fixed capital investment, with a ceiling, and is paid once the investment has been made.

What you get

A share of eligible fixed capital investment, subject to a ceiling set in the guidelines

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029
Micro and small enterprises, General category (SC, ST, PwD and women-owned units have their own entries)

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

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Additional Investment Subsidy for Women-Owned Enterprises

Subsidy or reimbursement

An extra investment subsidy, on top of the general one, for micro and small enterprises set up by women entrepreneurs.

Best for: Women entrepreneurs setting up micro or small enterprises in Telangana.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

Women-owned micro and small units get an additional subsidy on fixed capital investment, added to the general investment subsidy. The guidelines state a combined ceiling for the General category.

What you get

An additional investment subsidy on fixed capital investment, on top of the general investment subsidy
The other General-category benefits as well

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029
A micro or small enterprise set up by women entrepreneurs; the guidelines set an ownership test for what counts as women-owned, so read it before you claim

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

See the latest call

Enhanced Capital Investment Subsidy for SC, ST and PwD Entrepreneurs

Subsidy or reimbursement

A higher-rate capital investment subsidy for micro and small enterprises set up by SC, ST or PwD entrepreneurs, with separate schedules for manufacturing and services.

Best for: Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and PwD entrepreneurs setting up micro or small enterprises in Telangana.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs get a higher subsidy rate than the General category, with one schedule for manufacturing enterprises and another for service enterprises. Women entrepreneurs in these categories get an extra top-up.

What you get

A higher-rate subsidy on fixed capital investment, capped per unit, for manufacturing enterprises
A separate, lower-rate schedule for service enterprises
An additional top-up for women entrepreneurs in these categories
Higher land-cost, power and quality-certification support, covered in their own entries

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029
A micro or small enterprise set up by an SC, ST or PwD entrepreneur

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Full Enhanced Capital Investment Subsidy for SC, ST and PwD Entrepreneurs guide

Net SGST Reimbursement

Subsidy or reimbursement

Pays back the net State GST a unit pays on what it makes, for a fixed period or until its eligible investment is recovered, whichever comes first.

Best for: New MSMEs in Telangana that manufacture goods and pay State GST.

Early revenue – Growth
5 years for micro and small units, 7 years for medium units, or until eligible investment is recovered

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

This returns the net State GST (SGST) you pay, for a set number of years from the start of commercial production or until the eligible fixed capital investment has been recovered, whichever is earlier.

What you get

Micro and small enterprises: reimbursement of the full net SGST for five years
Medium enterprises: reimbursement of a smaller share of net SGST, for seven years

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Full Net SGST Reimbursement guide

Pavala Vaddi Interest Subsidy

Subsidy or reimbursement

Reimburses part of the interest on a term loan taken for eligible fixed capital investment, for five years.

Best for: New micro and small enterprises in Telangana that borrow to fund their fixed capital investment.

Early revenue – Growth
5 years from the start of commercial production

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

This is not a loan. It pays back part of the interest you pay on a term loan that funded eligible fixed capital investment.

What you get

Reimbursement of interest above a base rate, up to a ceiling per year, for five years from the start of commercial production

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029
Micro and small enterprises that have taken a term loan on eligible fixed capital investment

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Full Pavala Vaddi Interest Subsidy guide

Skill Upgradation and Training Reimbursement

Subsidy or reimbursement

Pays back part of what a unit spent training local manpower, as a one-time facility with a cap per person.

Best for: New MSMEs in Telangana that train local staff.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

A part of the cost of skill upgradation and training is reimbursed, once per person.

What you get

Reimbursement of part of the cost of skill upgradation and training, for local manpower only, capped per person and given as a one-time facility

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

See the latest call

Quality Certification, ZED and Patent Registration Subsidy

Subsidy or reimbursement

Pays back the cost of a quality certification, ZED certification or patent registration, up to a cap per item.

Best for: New MSMEs in Telangana pursuing a quality certification, ZED certification or a patent.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

This reimburses what you spend on getting certified or on registering a patent. SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs get a higher share and a higher cap than the General category.

What you get

Reimbursement of expenses on quality certification or ZED (Zero Defect Zero Effect) certification, issued by an authorised agency or by a BIS-certified large or mega-scale industry
Reimbursement of patent registration expenses
A higher share and cap for SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Full Quality Certification, ZED and Patent Registration Subsidy guide

Cleaner Production Subsidy

Subsidy or reimbursement

Pays back part of the cost of specific cleaner-production measures at the unit, up to a cap.

Best for: New MSMEs in Telangana investing in cleaner production.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

A share of what you spend on specific cleaner-production measures is reimbursed, with a ceiling.

What you get

A subsidy on the cost of specific cleaner-production measures, subject to a ceiling

Who can apply

A micro, small or medium enterprise in Telangana, set up or expanded under the MSME Policy 2024
Located outside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, with exceptions set out in the guidelines
Benefits are counted from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Full Cleaner Production Subsidy guide

Industrial Infrastructure Development Fund (IIDF) Contribution

Programme

The state pays part of the cost of bringing roads, power and water to the doorstep of a standalone unit.

Best for: Standalone units that need roads, power and water brought to the site.

Early revenue – Growth

What you get, who can apply and how to apply

The Industrial Infrastructure Development Fund contributes to the cost of infrastructure at the unit. It funds the roads, power and water connection; it is not a cash grant paid to the founder.

What you get

A contribution of a share of the cost of roads, power and water at the doorstep of a standalone unit, with a ceiling

Who can apply

A standalone unit under the MSME Policy 2024
The guidelines limit this to certain enterprise categories and set conditions on the unit's distance from existing industrial estates, so read them before you plan around it

How to apply: File the incentive claim on the TG-iPASS portal, which handles the claim online from start to finish. Questions go to coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

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How to apply to Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana

Pick the right category

Start with who owns the unit. General-category, women-owned and SC, ST or PwD units have different schedules.
Check your enterprise size class first. Some categories are for micro and small units only, and others for medium units.
Manufacturing and service units use different schedules for the SC, ST and PwD investment subsidy. Services are limited to the listed service activities.
Large and mega industries are routed to the earlier T-IDEA and T-PRIDE schemes, not this one.

How applications work

Every claim is filed by the enterprise on the TG-iPASS portal.
The District Industries Centre General Manager verifies your documents and inspects the unit.
For larger investments in plant and machinery, the General Manager recommends the claim to the Commissioner for sanction.
Everything is paid after you spend, so keep receipts, duty payment proof, loan statements and certificates in order from day one.

Timing

Benefits run from the date the unit starts commercial production, and the scheme runs from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029.
You cannot claim before the unit is in production.
Some claims, such as stamp duty and land cost, have their own filing time limits in the guidelines. Read them early and plan around them.

Before you plan around it

This is an MSME scheme and not a startup programme. Check that your activity is eligible before you count on the money.
Units inside Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits are generally excluded, with exceptions in the guidelines.
Ask the office on coi.inds@telangana.gov.in or your District Industries Centre if the guidelines are unclear.

About Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana

The Commissionerate of Industries is the Telangana government's industries office, based at Abids in Hyderabad and part of the Industries & Commerce Department. The department's website is titled Telangana Industries Department, its contacts page calls the office the Directorate of Industries, and the 2024 incentive guidelines call its head the Commissioner of Industries. These are the same office under three names. For MSMEs, it administers the incentive scheme under the Telangana MSME Policy 2024.

What it does for MSMEs

The main thing a founder can get from this office is money back on costs already incurred. The MSME Policy 2024 incentive scheme works as reimbursements and subsidies paid after the spend. Nothing in it is paid upfront as a grant. The scheme covers eligible micro, small and medium enterprises across Telangana and operates from 18 September 2024 to 31 March 2029, with changes that may be made from time to time.

The incentive categories are stamp duty and transfer duty on land, land cost and land conversion charges, power cost, an investment subsidy on fixed capital, an extra investment subsidy for women-owned units, a higher-rate investment subsidy for SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs, net State GST, interest on term loans under the Pavala Vaddi scheme, skill upgradation and training, quality and ZED certification and patent registration, cleaner production, and a contribution to infrastructure through the Industrial Infrastructure Development Fund.

Is it for startups?

Not as a startup programme. The scheme is written for MSMEs, and the guidelines do not set aside any track for startups. A startup that makes goods or runs a listed service activity in Telangana can claim as an MSME like any other enterprise. A software or services startup should check the guidelines for the list of eligible service activities before planning around any of this. The department's site links out to T-Hub, WE Hub and the Telangana State Innovation Cell, which are separate bodies, and startup support should be sought from them rather than from this office.

Who can claim

The scheme covers eligible micro, small and medium enterprises in the whole state, except within the limits of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation. The guidelines set out exceptions to that exclusion, so a unit near Hyderabad should read them. The benefits are tied to the date a unit starts commercial production, so you cannot claim before the unit is running. Enterprise size classes are defined by investment in plant and machinery and by turnover.

Some categories differ by who owns the enterprise. Women-owned micro and small enterprises get an extra investment subsidy. SC, ST and PwD entrepreneurs get higher rates on capital investment, land cost, power and certification, with separate schedules for manufacturing and services. Large and mega industries are not on this scheme; the guidelines send them to the earlier T-IDEA and T-PRIDE schemes of 2014.

How a claim works

Claims are filed by the enterprise on the TG-iPASS portal. The General Manager of the District Industries Centre in the unit's district verifies the documents and checks the unit in person. For enterprises with larger investment in plant and machinery, the General Manager recommends the claim to the Commissioner for sanction. The guidelines set time limits and annexures for some claims, such as stamp duty and land cost, so read the relevant part before you file.

How to apply, in short: get the unit into production, collect the paid-duty and expense documents for the category, file the claim on TG-iPASS, and be ready for a site visit from the District Industries Centre. Questions about a claim can go to the Director of Industries' office at coi.inds@telangana.gov.in.

Other schemes on the department's site

The department's home page also links to the T-IDEA and T-PRIDE schemes of 2014, the Telangana Industrial Policy notes, sector policies for textiles, food processing and solar power, and quick-links to RAMP Telangana (Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance), One District One Product, District Export Action Plans, TG-iPASS, TGIIC and TIHCL. We have not read the sector policies or the T-IDEA and T-PRIDE scheme text, so this page does not describe them. The department's pages do not give an application route for RAMP or One District One Product.

Locations and contacts

The state office is at the Directorate of Industries, Chirag Ali Lane, Abids, Hyderabad 500001. Day-to-day work happens in the District Industries Centres, each led by a General Manager; the department's key contacts page lists them district by district. The department's own pages give different district counts: its state profile page lists 31 districts, while its export action plan page lists 33. If you are unsure which district office covers your unit, ask the state office.

Names and policy years

Two things on the department's site can confuse a reader. First, its home page still links the earlier industrial policy documents beside the MSME Policy 2024, which is the one the incentive guidelines operate under. Second, the office is called by three names across its pages. When you search for a form or a contact, any of "Commissionerate of Industries", "Directorate of Industries" or "Telangana Industries Department" may be the right one.

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O/o Directorate of Industries, Chirag Ali Lane, Abids, Hyderabad, 500001

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Frequently asked questions about Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana

What is Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana?

Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana is a government body based in Hyderabad, Telangana.

What does Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana do?

The Commissionerate of Industries is the Telangana government's industries office, based at Abids in Hyderabad and part of the Industries & Commerce Department.

Where is Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana located?

Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana is located at O/o Directorate of Industries, Chirag Ali Lane, Abids, Hyderabad.

What programs does Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana run?

Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana currently has 14 open programmes: Telangana Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement, Investment Subsidy (Micro & Small) 2024, Telangana IIDF Infrastructure Grant and Stamp Duty Reimbursement Telangana MSME, and 10 more.

Is Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana open to applications?

Yes. Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana has 14 open programmes right now, including Telangana Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement, Investment Subsidy (Micro & Small) 2024 and Telangana IIDF Infrastructure Grant. Check each programme's page for its deadline and eligibility.

Which Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana programme should I apply to?

It depends on how far along your startup is. Early revenue stage: Stamp Duty and Transfer Duty Reimbursement, Land Cost and Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement, Power Cost Reimbursement and Investment Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises and others. Growth stage: Stamp Duty and Transfer Duty Reimbursement, Land Cost and Land Conversion Charges Reimbursement, Power Cost Reimbursement and Investment Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises and others. Check the programme's own eligibility before applying — several programmes are sector-specific.

How do I apply to Commissionerate of Industries, Government of Telangana?

- Start with who owns the unit. General-category, women-owned and SC, ST or PwD units have different schedules. - Check your enterprise size class first. Some categories are for micro and small units only, and others for medium units. - Manufacturing and service units use different schedules for the SC, ST and PwD investment subsidy. Services are limited to the listed service activities.