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Rajasthan Textile and Apparel Policy 2025

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Rajasthan Textile and Apparel Policy 2025

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📌 1. Policy Overview

  • Name: Rajasthan Textile and Apparel Policy 2025
  • Effective From: Feb 2025
  • Valid Until: March 31, 2029 or until a new policy is notified
  • Nodal Department: Industries and Commerce Department, Rajasthan
  • Vision: To establish Rajasthan as a global hub for textile and apparel manufacturing by promoting investment, sustainability, innovation, and employment generation.

🎯 2. Goals & Objectives

  • Investment Target: ₹10,000 Crores
  • Employment Creation: 2 Lakh jobs in 5 years
  • Infrastructure: Promote 5 new private textile & apparel parks
  • Focus on:
    • Readymade garments (RMG)
    • Technical textiles
    • Natural & Man-Made Fibres
    • Wool & Handloom
    • Leather & Footwear
    • Sustainability & Green Tech

🧵 3. Focus Sub-Sectors (11 Total)

  1. Natural Fibre Production
  2. Man-Made Fibre (MMF) Production
  3. Textile Processing & Manufacturing
  4. Technical Textiles
  5. Handloom & Textile Handicrafts
  6. Wool Processing
  7. Apparel Production (Garments, Made-ups, Wearables)
  8. Leather & Leatherette Processing
  9. Leather & Leatherette Product Manufacturing
  10. Accessories for Textile, Apparel, Leather
  11. Footwear Manufacturing (Rubber, Plastic, Textile etc.)

📍 4. Advantages of Rajasthan

  • Connectivity:

    • 3rd largest national highway network
    • 2nd largest railway network
    • Access to major ports: Mundra, JNPT
    • 7 Airports, 9 ICDs
  • Manpower:

    • IIT Jodhpur, IIM Udaipur, NIFT Jodhpur, IIHT Jodhpur
    • 52 private & 31 state universities
  • Raw Material:

    • 4th in cotton production (~27.12 lakh bales, FY23)
    • 1st in wool production (46% of India’s total)
    • Major producer of synthetic suiting & yarn

🧱 5. Infrastructure Support

  • Existing SITP Parks:

    1. Next Gen Textile Park – Pali
    2. Kishangarh Hi-Tech Park – Ajmer
    3. Jaipur Integrated Texcraft Park – Jaipur
  • Upcoming Zones: Bhilwara and Jodhpur (New Textile Zones)


💰 6. Incentives & Financial Benefits

6.1 Asset Creation Incentives (Choose One Only):

Project CategoryArea Cat-1Area Cat-2Area Cat-3
Large13% of EFCI17%20%
Mega17%20%23%
Ultra Mega23%25%28%
  • Turnover-Linked Incentives (1.2%–2% of Net Sales Turnover)
  • Capital Subsidy Ceiling: ₹50 Cr (Y1–3), ₹65 Cr (Y4–7), ₹80 Cr (Y8–10)

6.2 Asset Creation Incentive Boosters

  • Employment Booster: Up to 15% extra based on employment multiples
  • Thrust Booster: +10% for key focus sectors
  • Regional Anchor Booster: +20% for first 3 mega/ultra projects in backward areas
  • Interest Subvention: 5% for 5 years on plant & machinery loans (max 2.5% of EFCI/year)

6.3 Other Major Benefits

  • Stamp Duty: 75% exemption + 25% reimbursement
  • Conversion Charges: 75% exemption + 25% reimbursement
  • Electricity Duty: 100% exemption for 7 years
  • Freight Subsidy: 25% on export freight (₹25 lakhs/year cap)
  • Skill Development:
    • ₹4000/worker/month (up to 6 months)
    • ₹1 lakh/employee/year for 20 employees
  • IPR Incentive: 50% of patent/registration cost (max ₹1 Cr)

6.4 Special Provisions

  • Flexible RIICO Land Payment: 25% upfront, 75% in 10 annual instalments @ 8% interest
  • Green Solutions Incentive: 50% cost reimbursement (up to ₹12.5 Cr/project)
  • Group Captive RE Power Investment:
    • 51% of RE project cost counted as EFCI
    • 100% if 12+ year agreements
  • Mother–Ancillary Ecosystem: For units with ₹500 Cr+ combined investment

🛠 7. Implementation Framework

  • Project Management Unit (PMU):

    • Investor promotion
    • Coordination
    • DPR evaluation
    • Monitoring project implementation
  • Committees:

    • PEC: Evaluates proposals (8-member)
    • PAC: Approves/rejects proposals (6-member)
  • Application via: RajNivesh Portal


📊 8. Classification of Units (Based on EFCI)

CategoryInvestment/Employment Threshold
MSMEAs per MSME Act 2006
Large₹50 Cr–₹300 Cr or 100 jobs
Mega₹300 Cr–₹1000 Cr or 250 jobs
Ultra Mega> ₹1000 Cr or 750 jobs

🌱 9. Focus on Green, Circular, and Smart Industry

  • Eligible Green Projects:
    • ETP, CETP, ZLD
    • Reuse/recycling
    • Green Buildings (IGBC/LEED)
    • Smart water systems, air quality tech, IoT for monitoring

📅 10. Timelines & Conditions

  • Phased Investments: Allowed in 3 phases (min ₹50 Cr/phase)
  • Extension: 2-year post-policy extension if 50% of investment is completed during operative period
  • Transition Clause: Units under RIPS 2022 can opt into 2025 policy (not retroactively)
  • Disbursement: Incentives based on DPR timelines

11. Terms & Compliance

  • Subsidy ceiling: 125% of EFCI
  • Incentives are exclusive (cannot be availed under multiple state schemes)
  • Non-compliance or fraud: 18% interest recovery
  • Enterprises must adhere to pollution board norms and maintain digital records

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