Incentives for information technology and electronics.
A software services company, an electronics manufacturer and a data centre are three different applicants with three different files. The state information technology policies carry the employment and rental support, the manufacturing schemes carry the capital, and the startup funds carry the early money. We work out which set is yours.
Services or manufacturing
The two are assessed on different tests. Getting that wrong at the application stage is the usual reason a claim stalls.
State policy first
Most of the money for this sector is in the state policies. Where you register the unit decides what you can claim.
Filed end to end
Registration, the incentive application, the periodic claims and the compliance the policy asks for afterwards.
Information Technology & Electronics
Tell us the project. We come back with the schemes you qualify for.
Central schemes this sector applies under
Every figure, every deadline and the notification behind it are on the scheme’s own page.
- ECMS — Electronics Components ManufacturingThe central scheme for component manufacturing.
- Production Linked Incentive — overviewWhere output is large enough for a production-linked claim.
- Startup India Seed Fund SchemeEarly-stage money for a recognised startup.
- Credit Guarantee Scheme for StartupsThe guarantee route where there is no collateral.
- MSME Innovative — Incubation, Design and IPRFor incubation, design and intellectual property support.
- RAMP — Raising and Accelerating MSME PerformanceFor the capability and market-access side of the business.
State policies that cover it
Where the unit is registered decides most of what it can claim. These are the policies we work with; if your state is not here, ask — the list grows as the policies are read.
Not sure which of these your project qualifies for?
Send the project details and we come back with the shortlist, in the order they have to be applied in.