§1Who it is for

  • Textile units setting up in the seven parks: Virudhnagar (TN), Warangal (Telangana), Navsari (Gujarat), Kalaburagi (Karnataka), Dhar (MP), Lucknow (UP), Amravati (Maharashtra)

Useful if

Garment/fabric makers willing to locate in one of the seven parks.

Do not spend time on it if

Units elsewhere.

§2Eligibility

  1. Units located in a notified PM MITRA park; Competitive Incentive Support subject to scheme guidelines (see the guideline).

§3Benefits

  • Development Capital Support to park SPV: 30% of project cost, max ₹500 crore (greenfield) / ₹200 crore (brownfield).
  • Competitive Incentive Support to units: up to ₹300 crore per park, for early setting up.

§4Norms — pattern of assistance

Not published

The guideline does not list the norms. Ask the portal or bank before you apply — we do not make up lists.

§5Documents

Not published

The guideline does not list the documents. Ask the portal or bank before you apply — we do not make up lists.

§6How to apply

  1. 1

    Contact the park's state SPV for plot allotment.

§7Pros and cons

Merits

  • Linked with PLI Textiles for scale manufacturing (PIB Feb 2026).
  • Infrastructure works worth ₹2,590.99 crore started by all 7 states (PIB Feb 2026).

Demerits

  • Only seven locations.
  • Unit-level incentive (CIS) is capped at ₹300 crore per park and shared among units, subject to guidelines (PIB).

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Sources

  1. PIB: Parliament question — Implementation of PM MITRA scheme
  2. PIB: Notification issued for 7 PM MITRA Parks, outlay ₹4,445 crore
  3. PIB: Seven PM MITRA Park sites announced
  4. PIB, Feb 2026: Union Budget 2026-27 — Strengthening India's Textile Value Chain

Checked on 18 October 2026. For information only — confirm with the department or bank. Spotted a mistake? Report it.