SubsidyDepartment of Industries, Investment Promotion and CommerceVerified 22 May 2026

Tamil Nadu Electronics Hardware Policy — Manufacturing Incentives

The Tamil Nadu Electronics Hardware Manufacturing Policy offers substantial fiscal incentives for electronics manufacturing units, including capital and land cost subsidies, interest subventions, and workforce training grants. It aims to promote investments in designated industrial zones with specific benefits for MSMEs and large-scale projects.

Maximum amount
₹150.0Cr
Typical payout
₹30.0Cr
Processing time
12–26 weeks
Application window
Open year-round

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Eligibility criteria

Company type
Private Limited, LLP
Stage
Early Stage (Revenue < ₹1Cr), Growth Stage (₹1Cr–₹25Cr), Scaling (₹25Cr+)
States
Tamil Nadu
Sectors
electronics, iot, deep_tech

Documents required

1
Copy of Udyam/Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum
Proof of registration as a micro, small, or medium enterprise. Mandatory for applying to the scheme.
Tip: Obtain this from the Udyam Registration portal after registering your business.
2
Incorporation documents
Includes either the Partnership Deed or the Memorandum & Articles of Association. Mandatory for business identity verification.
Tip: Ensure these documents are up-to-date and accurately reflect your current business structure.
3
Land proof
Registered Purchase Deed or long-term Lease Agreement. Required to verify land ownership or lease rights.
Tip: Make sure the deed or lease agreement is officially registered and includes all necessary signatures and stamps.
4
Bank Loan Sanction Letter
Official letter from the bank sanctioning the loan for asset acquisition. Mandatory if applying for interest subvention.
Tip: Get this document from your bank once your loan is approved.
5
Power allocation sanction order from TANGEDCO
Required to verify the sanctioned power capacity for your manufacturing unit.
Tip: Coordinate with TANGEDCO to obtain the necessary power allocation documents.
6
Initial energy meter card
Document verifies initial energy setup for the manufacturing unit. Essential for verifying power setup.
Tip: Make sure the initial meter card is signed and stamped by TANGEDCO officials.
7
Itemized invoices, bills, and payment receipts
Details of all expenses related to land development, buildings, and machinery. Required for claiming subsidies.
Tip: Keep all payment receipts meticulously organized and indexed.
8
Chartered Accountant (CA) Certificates
CA certified documents validating Eligible Fixed Assets (EFA) value and production commencement. Mandatory for financial verification.
Tip: Engage a certified CA with experience in auditing manufacturing sectors.
9
First Commercial Sale Invoice
Evidence of the first sale post-factory launch. Validates commencement of commercial operations.
Tip: Preserve the original sales invoice with all associated documentation.
10
Clearances from TNPCB (Consent to Establish/Operate)
Applicable if your project requires pollution control board clearance.
Tip: Check the TNPCB portal for guidelines and apply early to avoid delays.
11
Native Resident Certificates or Aadhaar logs
Required for claiming workforce training subsidy based on employee nativity. Conditional.
Tip: Collect Aadhaar details from employees and ensure certificates are authentic.
12
Grant letters from the Indian Patent Office
Required for claiming subsidies on costs related to patent filing.
Tip: Keep track of all patent applications and related correspondence.
13
Quality Certifications (ISO, BIS, BEE)
Required for claiming certifications subsidies. Conditional based on claim.
Tip: Ensure certifications are valid and properly documented.
14
Balance sheets and asset books
Needed if applying for diversification/expansion subsidies.
Tip: Have your financial statements audited by a qualified professional.

How to apply for TN Electronics

1
Register your corporate identity on the Tamil Nadu Single Window Portal (TNSWBP).Open portal
2
Apply for required pre-establishment clearances via the TNSWBP portal.Open portal
3
Navigate to the 'Incentives' section after commencing commercial production, fill out the application.Open portal
4
Upload all required documents using the TNSWBP Document Upload System.Open portal
5
Electronically sign the legal indemnity declarations and submit the application for review.Open portal

Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for TN Electronics?

TN Electronics is available to Private Limited, LLP companies at the Early Stage (Revenue < ₹1Cr), Growth Stage (₹1Cr–₹25Cr), Scaling (₹25Cr+) stage, across Tamil Nadu.

How much funding does TN Electronics provide?

TN Electronics provides up to ₹150.0Cr. Most applicants receive around ₹30.0Cr.

How long does TN Electronics approval take?

The typical processing time from submission to disbursement is 12–26 weeks.

Is TN Electronics currently accepting applications?

Yes, TN Electronics is currently active and accepting applications. Application window: Open year-round.

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Information is based on publicly available scheme guidelines. Last verified 22 May 2026. Always verify with official sources before applying.