Government
Subsidies.
Central and state incentives can fund a meaningful share of a new project — but only for businesses that register in the right order and document as they go. We handle both.
Overview
Subsidy work rewards sequence far more than persistence. Several schemes require registration or prior approval before a single rupee of eligible expenditure is incurred, and a business that builds first and applies later frequently finds the expenditure falls outside the eligible period.
We assess eligibility honestly at the outset, tell you which scheme actually fits, and set out what has to be in place before the project begins. Where a business does not qualify, we say so rather than filing an application that will be rejected months later.
From there the work is documentary: application, claim, inspection support and follow-up until the incentive is released. Scheme conditions are revised frequently, so confirm the current position with us before committing capital expenditure on the strength of an expected subsidy.
At a glance
Who it is forSchemes we work with
Where the money is.
Quantum and conditions change by notification — figures below are indicative.
PMEGP
Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme — credit-linked subsidy of up to 35% for setting up a new micro-enterprise, routed through the financing bank.
MP Industrial Promotion Policy
Capital subsidy, interest subsidy and power tariff concessions for manufacturing units established in Madhya Pradesh.
NABARD warehouse subsidies
Support for warehouse and cold-storage infrastructure serving agricultural post-harvest requirements.
Hotel & Tourism Policy
Investment subsidies and government incentives for hospitality and tourism projects in the state.
What we handle
Scope of work.
Eligibility & planning
- Assessment against the conditions of each available scheme
- Selection of the scheme that genuinely fits the project
- Registration and prior approvals before expenditure begins
- Sequencing of purchases, plant installation and commercial production
- Structuring the term loan so credit-linked benefits are preserved
- An honest view where a project does not qualify
Application to disbursement
- Preparation and filing of the subsidy application
- Project reports and supporting financial documentation
- Coordination with the financing bank and nodal agency
- Inspection and verification support
- Claim filing, follow-up and release of the incentive
- Post-disbursement conditions and continuing compliance
Common questions
Answers before you ask.
How early should we involve you?
Before any capital expenditure begins. Several schemes require registration or prior approval, and expenditure incurred earlier can fall outside the eligible period entirely. The single most expensive mistake in subsidy work is starting the project first and asking about incentives afterwards.
Is approval guaranteed?
No, and any firm that promises otherwise should be treated with caution. Approval depends on scheme conditions, budget availability at the nodal agency and the completeness of documentation. What we can offer is an honest eligibility assessment at the outset and a complete, correctly sequenced application.
How long until the money actually arrives?
Longer than most promoters expect. Claims typically follow commercial production and an inspection, and release depends on the nodal agency's own cycle. We plan projects on the assumption that the subsidy is a reimbursement rather than working capital, so cash flow does not depend on its timing.
Can more than one scheme apply to the same project?
Sometimes, and sometimes claiming under one closes the door on another. Central and state benefits occasionally combine; components within a single policy usually cannot be claimed twice for the same expenditure. We map this before the first application is filed.
Next step
Check your eligibility first.
Tell us what you plan to build and where. We will tell you which incentives are open to you, and what has to happen before you spend.