Subsidy for a textile or apparel unit.
Spinning, weaving, processing, garmenting and technical textiles are treated separately by almost every state policy, and the machinery you buy decides which technology scheme applies. We read the policy against your machinery list rather than the other way round.
Machinery decides the scheme
Technology schemes work off a notified machinery list. What you are buying is the first thing we check.
Every stage is treated differently
A garmenting unit and a processing house claim under different heads of the same state policy.
Filed end to end
Project report, bank appraisal, the incentive application and the claim after the machinery is installed.
Textile & Apparel Subsidy
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.
- Production Linked Incentive — TextilesFor man-made fibre and technical textile output at scale.
- CLCS-TUS — Credit Linked Capital SubsidyThe technology upgradation route for plant and machinery.
- MSE-CDP — Cluster DevelopmentFor common facility centres and cluster infrastructure.
- PMEGP — Margin MoneyFor a new unit set up by a first-generation entrepreneur.
- CGTMSE — Collateral-Free CreditThe guarantee behind the term loan the project needs.
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.