Maharashtra Textile Policy Subsidies – 2023 to 2028

List of Schemes

• Ginning & Pressing Units
  Maharashtra’s textile sector plays a pivotal role in India's cotton economy—and ginning and pressing units are at its core. To modernize this critical stage of cotton processing and align it with global quality benchmarks, the Maharashtra Government’s Integrated and Sustainable Textile Policy (2023–28) offers a wide range of capital subsidies, electricity support, and solar power incentives for eligible ginning and pressing units. Read More Ginning & Pressing Units
• Spinning Mills

  Maharashtra is leading the way in transforming its textile sector by offering robust capital and operational subsidies to support private spinning mills. Under the Integrated and Sustainable Textile Policy 2023–28, the government has introduced zone-based capital subsidies, electricity support, solar energy incentives, and the Maha-TUFS Scheme to boost modernization and sustainability. Read More Spinning Mills

• Power Looms

  Maharashtra is home to over 13 lakh power looms, making it the largest powerloom hub in India, accounting for 50% of the country’s total capacity. To boost competitiveness, promote modernization, and improve energy efficiency, the Integrated and Sustainable Textile Policy 2023–28 offers capital, electricity, and solar subsidies to private-sector power loom units across various zones in the state. Read More Power Looms

• Processing Sector
  The processing of yarn and fabric plays a vital role in the textile value chain by adding texture, color, and aesthetic value. This includes pre-loom and post-loom operations such as dyeing, printing, and finishing. Maharashtra, home to over 674 registered processing units, is encouraging modernization of this critical sector through its Integrated and Sustainable Textile Policy 2023–28. Read More processing sector
• Knitting, Garment, Hosiery
  The Government of Maharashtra, under the Integrated & Sustainable Textile Policy 2023–28, is offering strong incentives to promote knitting, hosiery, and garmenting units across the state. With only 110 operational units currently, the aim is to expand garment production capacity and complete the textile value chain—from yarn to finished product—within the state. Read More Knitting, Garment, Hosiery
• Wool

  India ranks among the top wool-producing nations, with a robust ecosystem supporting the wool and woolen garment sector. Maharashtra, being one of the key wool-producing states, plays a significant role in the national rural economy and textile value chain.

  To further boost this traditional yet evolving sector, the Government of Maharashtra has introduced dedicated subsidy schemes for wool yarn and garment manufacturers. These incentives aim to enhance competitiveness, support modernization, and promote sustainable practices like solar energy integration. Read More Wool

• Non Conventional Yarn

  The Maharashtra Textile Policy 2023–28 gives focused attention to non-conventional and synthetic yarn sectors, paving the way for innovation and sustainability in India’s textile value chain.

  From banana, bamboo, ambadi, maize, and coir fibers to synthetic options like rayon, nylon, polyester, and acrylic, the State Government offers generous subsidies and incentives to modernize this segment and promote indigenous raw material utilization. Read More Non Conventional Yarn

• Textile Parks
  To strengthen the textile value chain and encourage cluster-based development, the Government of Maharashtra is actively promoting Textile Parks through robust capital subsidies. These parks serve as industrial ecosystems, enabling common infrastructure for spinning, weaving, processing, garmenting, and ancillary units. Read More Textile Parks
• Technical Textiles
  Technical Textiles are the future of textile innovation—used in agriculture, defense, medical, automotive, construction, geotextiles, and more. Maharashtra, being one of India’s industrially advanced states, is taking proactive steps to promote investment in this high-growth segment. Read More Technical Textiles
• Technical Textile Park
  Maharashtra, with its vast textile ecosystem, is embracing the future by promoting Technical Textile Parks across the state. With the rising global demand for high-performance and functional textiles, the state aims to establish 6 Technical Textile Parks across its four industrial zones to boost innovation, infrastructure, and exports in the sector. Read More Technical Textile Park
• Green Technologies
  The Maharashtra Textile Policy 2023–28 places strong emphasis on environmentally responsible and sustainable textile production. With rising environmental concerns and regulatory obligations, the policy encourages textile industries across the state to adopt green technologies by providing significant capital subsidies and financial incentives. Read More Green Technologies