About PM MITRA
Designed to transform India’s textile sector, PM MITRA brings industry, technology, and logistics together
Our Vision
PM MITRA Parks are a flagship initiative of the Government of India aimed at developing world-class textile parks that are integrated, sustainable, investment and exports driven.
Unlike conventional industrial parks, PM MITRA Parks stand out due to their structured technical planning, professional execution, robust governance structure, and strong focus on long-term sustainability.
The PM MITRA scheme is inspired by the 5F vision of the Hon’ble Prime Minister (i.e. Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to Foreign); the underlying development strategy therefore is co-location of the entire textile value chain.
Each park is therefore envisioned as a large global-scale and world-class integrated facility, offering state of the art infrastructure, plug-and-play facilities and shared amenities including social infrastructure to support the textile and apparel industry in advancing up the value chain.
Challenge method to select the sites- 18 proposals for PM MITRA parks received from 13 States.
- Eligible States and sites evaluated using a Challenge Method based on objective criteria such as connectivity, existing ecosystem, textile/industry policy, infrastructure, utility services etc.
- Gati Shakti tool used for validation.
7 States/sites selected- Tamil Nadu, Virudhunagar
- Telangana, Warangal
- Gujarat, Navsari
- Karnataka, Kalaburagi
- Madhya Pradesh, Dhar
- Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow
- Maharashtra, Amravati
Scheme Implementation Models
Three models have been envisaged for development of PM MITRA Parks. These parks can be developed either in a Public Private Partnership (PPP) based Master Developer (MD) model on Design-Build-Finance-Operate-Transfer (DBFOT) basis or a Hybrid model with limited participation of private developers or via a State led Model where the Industrial Development Corporation or another suitable body of the State Government would act as the Implementing agency in an EPC model or any combination of EPC and PPP.
existing institutional arrangements for park implementation will continue and existing implementing agencies will be designated as State Implementing Agency(ies) (SIA) under the scheme.
the operational mechanisms are as under:
Scheme Governance Structure
Parks are implemented via Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) under the Companies Act—jointly owned by Central and State governments. This ensures professional management, high transparency, and synergy between all levels of government.
Implementation via Greenfield (SPV/Master Developer, PPP Mode) or Brownfield (state economic agency), with RFP/DCA tendering aligned to state/regulation best practices.
SPV-led Governance (Greenfield) Managed by transparently selected Master developers or State Industrial Development Corporations, e.g., MPIDC, SIPCOT, etc.
Master Developer (PPP) Karnataka, UP—private sector engagement for innovation and speed.
Brownfield parks State agencies (e.g., TGIIC, MIDC) integrate existing clusters.
Scheme Incentives and Financial Support
₹4,445 Cr.
₹4,445 Cr.
₹4,445 Cr.
The Ministry of Textiles will provide financial support in the form of Development Capital Support (DCS) and Competitiveness Incentive Support (CIS) to the Park SPV, with a view to make the PM MITRA Parks commercially viable.
Development Capital Support (DCS)
A Development Capital Support (DCS) for creation of Core Infrastructure in the Park shall be provided. The DCS will finance the development of Core Infrastructure (CI) comprising Incubation Centres, Plug & Play facilities, Developed Factory Sites, Roads, Power, Water and Waste Water systems, Common Processing Houses, CETP and other related facilities as well as Design Centres, Testing Centres etc
A part of mandatory Support Infrastructure (SI) comprising facilities such as workers’ hostels & housing, Logistics Park, warehousing, medical, training facilities, etc. shall also be supported by the DCS.
The DCS shall be provided @30% of the project cost with a maximum support of ₹500 Cr and ₹200 Cr. respectively for Greenfield and Brownfield PM MITRA parks.
Competitiveness Incentive Support (CIS)
A Competitiveness Incentive Support (CIS) shall be provided directly to the investing units in order to incentivise them to set up their units early in the Park. A CIS of upto Rs 300 cr. per park to the units in the PM MITRA Park on a first come first serve basis shall be provided to facilitate speedy implementation. The Competitive Incentive Support (CIS) will incentivise early operationalisation and quick scale up of units in the Parks.
What Makes PM MITRA a lighthouse for Sustainable, Net Zero Textile Parks
PM MITRA Parks embed sustainability from day one with ZLD enabled CETPs, wastewater recycling, renewable energy, and ESG driven planning backed by global best practices.
Key focus areas
- Industrial Symbiosis concept to be adopted with cohesive action by all stakeholders including private players
- Strategic planning of resources to optimize the synergies/recovering and redirecting resources
- Bio base resources to be promoted
- Resource efficient and cleaner production by units in the Parks
- Minimisation or reduction of textile industry effluents
- Promotion of Circular Economy
- Transparent Sustainability reporting by tenant companies
- Emission trading rather than carbon trading
- IPRS and Eco Industrial Park ratings.
