Haryana@60: New MSME policy targets over Rs 55,000 crore investment

The Industrial Take-Off of a Self-Reliant Haryana

The new MSME and Export Promotion Policy, formulated under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, is set to become a key driver of Haryana's industrial transformation.

Published - July 30, 2026 10:14 am IST - Chandigarh

Over the past six decades, Haryana has established itself as one of India's leading states in agriculture, sports, infrastructure and industrial development. As the State moves towards completing 60 years of its formation, the Government has unveiled a comprehensive and forward-looking initiative aimed at giving new direction to industrial growth and laying a strong foundation for the economy of the future.

The new MSME and Export Promotion Policy, formulated under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, is the outcome of this vision. Besides infusing fresh momentum into Haryana's Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector, the policy marks a significant step towards positioning the State as one of the country's foremost manufacturing and export hubs.

60 New Initiatives for 60 Years of Statehood

Prepared to commemorate Haryana's 60th year of statehood, the policy incorporates 60 new initiatives dedicated to the MSME sector. These initiatives go far beyond conventional incentive schemes. Instead, they seek to strengthen the entire industrial value chain through an integrated and holistic approach, covering:

• Investment and financial assistance
• Technology upgradation
• Research and innovation
• Quality enhancement
• Exports
• Green manufacturing
• Skill development

This is why the policy is being viewed as the beginning of a new chapter in Haryana's industrial journey.

Aligned with National Vision

Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi has consistently described manufacturing and the MSME sector as the strongest pillars of India's economic growth through flagship initiatives such as 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat', 'Make in India', 'Startup India', and 'Local to Global'.

Carrying this national vision forward, the Haryana Government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, has placed special emphasis on creating an ecosystem in which entrepreneurs receive institutional support at every stage — from establishing an enterprise and expanding its operations to accessing global export markets. The new policy is a comprehensive effort to translate this vision into reality.

Key Targets for the Next Five Years

The policy is not confined to increasing the number of industries alone. It is also designed to make Haryana's economy more competitive, technology-driven and export-oriented. Over the next five years, it aims to:

• Attract more than Rs. 55,000 crore in investment in the MSME manufacturing sector
• Generate over five lakh new employment opportunities
• Double Haryana's exports in line with the Vision-2047 roadmap

These targets extend beyond economic growth. They form part of a broader strategy to create new opportunities for the State's youth while preparing its industries to compete successfully in the global marketplace.

Focus on Future-Ready Industries

In an evolving global economy, industrial success is no longer determined solely by production capacity. Technology, quality, innovation, environmental responsibility and access to international markets have become equally critical. Keeping this transformation in view, the Haryana Government has designed the new policy to move beyond conventional industrial incentive programmes and align it with the requirements of the industries of the future.

Accordingly, special emphasis has been laid on:

• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Smart manufacturing
• Research and development
• Quality certification
• E-commerce exports
• Green manufacturing
• Skill development

Six Key Pillars of the Policy

Haryana is now poised to look beyond the domestic market and become an integral part of the global supply chain. The new policy is built around six key pillars:

1. Financial assistance
2. Infrastructure and ease of doing business
3. Quality and technology upgradation
4. Access to global markets
5. Green and sustainable industrial development
6. Skill development and employment

By integrating all these dimensions into a single framework, the policy seeks to create an enabling industrial ecosystem that will enable Haryana to emerge as one of India's leading centres of industrial growth in the years ahead.

From Capital Support to Incentives: Empowering Industry, Accelerating Investment

The foremost objective of Haryana's new MSME and Export Promotion Policy is not merely to facilitate the establishment of new industries, but to create an industrial ecosystem that simplifies every stage of an enterprise's journey — from setting up a unit to its expansion and access to global markets.