Cost-cutting subsidies, reimbursements and fee waiversfor Indian startups — patent and certification refunds, interest and power rebates, marketing and stall support. Non-dilutive benefits you claim against real expenses. Compare what each covers and who's eligible.
A Gujarat government subsidy that reimburses 50% of national and international quality certification fees, pays 50% of testing equipment cost up to ₹10 lakh, and covers 65% of ERP implementation cost up to ₹1 lakh for manufacturing MSMEs. Applications run on a rolling basis via the Investor Facilitation Portal.
A West Bengal sub-scheme that pays back powerloom MSMEs for their ESI and EPF contributions — 100% in the first year and 75% afterwards — provided at least half the workforce is hired from the state Employment Bank.
A West Bengal government subsidy covering 10%–20% of approved project cost, up to ₹500 crore, for textile, apparel and technical textile manufacturing units set up in the state.
A Puducherry government subsidy that reimburses 25% of the annual interest an industrial unit pays on fixed-asset and working capital loans, capped at ₹5,00,000 a year for five years.
A subsidy from Puducherry's Industries and Commerce Department that reimburses second-class rail travel and pays a ₹400 daily allowance to artisans and MSME industrialists attending exhibitions, trade fairs, expos, seminars and investors meets in India or abroad.
A reimbursement scheme from the Directorate of Industries, Trade and Commerce, Government of Goa that pays back up to ₹8 lakh of quality certification costs and up to ₹15 lakh of intellectual property registration fees for industrial units, recognised hospitals and educational institutions in the state.
A Government of Goa subsidy that helps Scheduled Tribe households buy a tourist taxi — up to ₹25,000 for BPL families and ₹15,000 for non-BPL families — to build self-employment in tourism and transport.
A Government of Goa subsidy scheme paying ₹100 for every clay idol an artisan produces, capped at ₹15,000 a year, for traditional idol makers registered with GHRSSIDC.
Reimbursement of up to 80% of bank loan processing fees, capped at ₹1,00,000, for SC/ST-owned Micro and Small Enterprises.
Get reimbursement for IP filing fees—patents, trademarks, GI, and designs—plus expert support from IP Facilitation Centres under the MSME Innovative Scheme.
A Government of India scheme providing financial incentives for incremental sales of electronics goods manufactured in India, promoting large-scale domestic production.
Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme by the Department of Telecommunications offering 4-7% incentives on incremental sales of telecom and networking products manufactured in India, with an extra 1% for Design-led Manufacturing.
Central scheme offering financial incentives up to ₹6,485 crore for auto and auto component makers producing advanced automotive technology products.
A Central Government scheme offering production-linked incentives to eligible companies for boosting domestic manufacturing and reducing import dependency in the IT hardware sector.
Subsidy up to ₹15 lakh for Haryana fishers to buy refrigerated vehicles for hygienic fish transport under PMMSY.
The Assam Tea Industries Special Incentives Scheme (ATISIS) offers a 3-year agricultural income tax holiday to tea plantations and manufacturing units in Assam for FY 2022-23 to 2024-25.
The Campus Recruitment Assistance Scheme provides a ₹10,000 subsidy per fresher to IT units in Goa that recruit through campus placements from local educational institutes. It is part of Goa's IT Policy.
Duty-free import of inputs for export production under DGFT's Advance Authorisation Scheme.
Financial incentive for domestic manufacturing & sales of millet-based food products — up to ₹100 Cr for large entities, ₹40 Cr for MSMEs.
MeitY's PLI Scheme 2.0 provides financial incentives on incremental sales of laptops, tablets, PCs, servers, and USFF devices manufactured in India. Open to eligible Indian-registered companies.
A MeitY subsidy that reimburses 25% of eligible capital expenditure, from ₹1.25 crore up to ₹250 crore, for units manufacturing electronic components and semiconductors in India. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
A central subsidy scheme that pays 5% of the incremental sales of medical devices made in new greenfield plants in India, with a minimum cumulative investment of ₹180 crore.
A rolling Government of India subsidy that pays 5% to 20% cash incentives on incremental sales of 41 critical KSMs, DIs and APIs for six years, under a ₹6,940 crore outlay.
A DGFT-run scheme that lets Indian exporters import capital goods with customs duty, IGST and Compensation Cess waived, in exchange for an agreed export obligation.