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Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday launched the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 in Gurugram, setting an ambitious target of attracting Rs 5 lakh crore in investments over the next five years. On the day of the launch, the state secured Memorandums of Understanding worth Rs 1.10 lakh crore, including Rs 30,000 crore in Foreign Direct Investment.
Haryana Rs 5 Lakh Crore Investment Push: What the New Policy Covers
The policy marks a significant shift from traditional manufacturing to innovation-led industrial growth. At its core is a framework built on competitiveness, exports, sustainability, employment generation, and future-ready manufacturing.
Alongside the flagship policy, the state government simultaneously unveiled nine sector-specific industrial policies covering toys and sports equipment, textiles and apparel, auto components, footwear, renewable energy, green hydrogen, electronic waste recycling, chemicals and petrochemicals, and electric vehicles and semiconductors.
“Make in Haryana is not merely an industrial policy. It is the roadmap for Haryana’s next phase of economic growth,” CM Saini said while addressing industry leaders, foreign delegations, and investors at the Gurugram event.
AI-Powered Single Window 2.0 Portal Transforms Investor Facilitation
A central feature of the new framework is the Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal, which the Chief Minister described as the state’s transition from basic digitisation to intelligent governance.
The revamped Single Window 2.0 system replaces the earlier standard query mechanism with a Smart AI Agent that provides conversational, real-time troubleshooting for investors.
Key capabilities of the portal include GIS-based land identification with single-click access, an AI-enabled Investment Blueprint generator that calculates incentives and regulatory requirements based on investor-specific inputs, automated approval pathway guidance, and comprehensive policy support.
“Investors will no longer need to approach multiple offices for approvals, land allocation, incentives, and clearances. Our guiding principles are speed and trust,” Saini said.
Nine Sector-Specific Policies and Financial Incentives for Mega Projects
The policy introduces a transparent, statewide incentive structure that replaces the legacy A, B, C, D block categorisation system. For the first time, fiscal incentives have been extended uniformly across the state to promote balanced industrial growth.
Among the financial incentives announced:
Up to 30% capital subsidy along with net state GST reimbursement for mega projects.
R&D incentives of up to Rs 50 crore to promote innovation-led manufacturing and integration with global value chains.
A 50% top-up on central scheme benefits, including Production Linked Incentive allocations.
Sustainability subsidies covering renewable energy adoption, zero liquid discharge systems, and carbon credit generation.
Special one-time export diversification support for units affected by geopolitical disruptions.
The GCC and Data Center Policy 2026, a dedicated sectoral policy for emerging technologies, gives focused attention to new investments in non-transit oriented development zones of Gurugram.
Anant Raj Rs 20,000 Crore Data Centre MoU Among Largest Day-One Commitments
Anant Raj Limited signed an MoU with the Haryana government to invest Rs 20,000 crore in large-scale data centre infrastructure across the state. The project is expected to generate approximately 6,000 direct and indirect jobs and is part of the company’s target of 307 MW total IT capacity by Financial Year 2032.
“The project will strengthen Haryana’s digital economy and support growing demand for data storage, cloud services, and digital connectivity,” said Amit Sarin, Managing Director of Anant Raj Limited.
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Other companies that signed investment agreements on Day 1 include NTF Group, Reliance MET City, National Australia Bank Global Innovation Centre, Sumitomo Corporation India, Gautam Solar, Varun Beverages, Star Cement, Saatvik Green Energy, and Amber Group.
Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit: Haryana Eyes Global Investment Map
CM Saini also unveiled the logo of the upcoming Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit, signalling the state’s intent to position itself as a global investment destination.
Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh said the objective goes beyond maintaining Haryana’s manufacturing status. “Our goal is to position Haryana as a leading centre for innovation, exports, technology, and future industries”
Commissioner and Secretary of the Industries and Commerce Department, Dr Amit Agrawal, noted that the policy was developed after extensive stakeholder consultations. “Haryana is committed not only to attracting investment but to standing alongside industry during future challenges and disruptions,” he said.
What Make in Haryana 2026 Means for Investors and the State Economy
Haryana currently contributes 3.6% to India’s national GDP despite accounting for only 1.3% of the country’s geographical area. The state’s expressway network, freight corridors, logistics hubs, and proximity to the National Capital Region have established it as one of India’s most strategic investment destinations.
The new policy framework is expected to accelerate industrial development, generate large-scale employment, open new opportunities for MSMEs and startups, and strengthen Haryana’s position in global value chains.
Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, Arun Kumar Gupta, said the Rs 1.10 lakh crore in Day-1 MoUs reflects investor confidence in Haryana’s governance and leadership. “This confidence motivates us to continuously improve governance and deliver on our commitments,” he said.
CM Saini, who has been vocal on X (Twitter) about the policy , invited global investors and innovators to become stakeholders in Haryana’s next growth story. “The future belongs to states that take swift decisions, deliver smart governance, and build strong partnerships with industry,” he said.
