Haryana Pharma & Medical Devices Policy 2026: A Game-Changer for industry

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Haryana Pharma & Medical Devices Policy 2026: A Game-Changer for industry
Haryana Pharma & Medical Devices Policy 2026: A Game-Changer for industry

Last Updated on June 11, 2026 by The Health Master

Haryana Pharma & Medical Devices Policy 2026

Download Haryana Pharma & Medical Devices Policy 2026 dated 19.05.2026. The link is given in the article. The Indian healthcare manufacturing sector is undergoing a huge model shift. The Government of Haryana has officially introduced the Haryana Pharma & Medical Devices Policy 2026.  

Download Haryana Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturing Policy – 19.05.2026 

Formulated by the Department of Industries and Commerce, this policy aims to create a globally competitive and high-tech manufacturing hub in the state. It seeks to achieve an investment of over ₹10,000 crore and generate 20,000 new jobs in the next five years.  

For all business owners and stakeholders looking to invest in the healthcare manufacturing sector in the best possible environment, the Haryana government has crafted the most attractive policy for medical device manufacturers. Financial Incentives and Capital Subsidies for Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Manufacturers. Haryana is offering multiple financial incentives to pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers to entice them to invest in the state.

Capital Subsidy:

The state will offer a capital subsidy of 20% to 30% of the fixed capital investment of the company. The maximum subsidy that will be offered is ₹200 crore per manufacturing unit.

Operational Subvention:

The government will offer operational subvention of up to ₹20 crore per company for a ten-year term. This will be used to reimburse the company’s:

  • Local state taxes
  • Electricity duties
  • Clinical trial expenses

Production Linked Incentive Scheme:

The state will offer a top-up of 50% of the production-linked incentive that the company receives from the central government’s PLI schemes. This means the company can choose this top-up instead of state incentives.

Regulatory Reforms and Ease of Doing Business in Haryana

The state government is also working to create an easier and more streamlined regulatory environment for the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry in Haryana.

Ultra-Fast Approvals for Drug Formulations

The Haryana government has guaranteed that the approvals for manufacturing and marketing of drug formulations will be granted within seven working days. However, these products must already have the approvals of other drug manufacturing authorities in neighbouring states of India.

Protection of Manufacturing Units from Strikes and Lockdowns

All pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing units will be given the status of essential services in Haryana under the Essential Services Maintenance Act of Haryana. This will protect these manufacturing units from strikes and lockdowns in the state.

Groundbreaking Changes to the Haryana Building Code

The Haryana government is making groundbreaking changes to the state’s building code for manufacturing units. For pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing companies, the building code will be abolished. Companies will no longer have to worry about restrictions on:

  • Floor Area Ratio
  • Ground coverage
  • Maximum building height

The only requirements will be compliance with fire and structural safety standards. Furthermore, recognizing the grievances of the healthcare manufacturing sector toward delayed government payments, the government will pay 50% of the incentive fund upfront upon the company’s application. The government will also have to pay an 8% interest penalty on the delayed payment of these funds.

Lucrative Relocation Grants to Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Manufacturers

The state is also working to encourage pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing companies to relocate from other parts of the country, such as Gujarat, Telangana, and Himachal Pradesh.

Relocation Type Subsidy Rate Maximum Cap

  • Domestic Relocation (Within India) 50% of shifting costs ₹5 Crore
  • International Relocation (From Overseas) 50% of shifting costs ₹10 Crore

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