How to Apply for UP Capital Subsidy for Logistics Parks — Up to ₹50 Cr

Applications are examined by the department or committee formed under the New UP Warehousing & Logistics Policy 2022, not by an outside panel. The usual route runs as follows:

• Registration or expression of interest: the developer registers its intent and project details with the designated nodal agency, often through the Invest UP portal.
• Detailed Project Report (DPR): a full DPR is prepared and submitted, covering the project's scope, financial projections, a breakdown of the eligible capital investment, and the proposed location — including whether that site falls inside a designated Logistics Zone.
• Regulatory clearances: land, environmental and other approvals must be secured from the relevant government departments, and documentary proof is filed with the application.
• Screening: the application and supporting papers go through an initial check for completeness and basic fit with the policy's eligibility criteria.
• Committee evaluation: a dedicated committee or task force assesses the project's viability, its economic impact and how well it aligns with the policy's objectives.
• Site inspection: physical verification of the proposed location and infrastructure may be carried out where applicable.
• Sanction and agreement: on a successful evaluation, the subsidy is sanctioned and an agreement setting out the terms of disbursement is executed.
• Disbursement on milestones: funds are typically paid in tranches as predefined construction and operational milestones are met, against evidence of eligible capital expenditure.