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AP TAG 4.0 PLI Top-up Subsidy

Department of Handlooms and Textiles, Government of Andhra Pradesh · Central government

Andhra Pradesh offers Sub-Large and Large enterprises with GoI-approved PLI or notified central scheme incentives a 10% top-up, capped at 5% of eligible Fixed Capital Investment.

Open, rolling. Applications are accepted continuously — there is no deadline.

Key facts

Subsidy amount
Not specified
Instrument
Subsidy
Deadline
Rolling
Disbursement
Paid in tranches
Scheme duration
5 years

About this scheme

Andhra Pradesh has introduced the AP TAG 4.0 PLI Top-up Subsidy, an incentive under its Textile Policy 2024-29. The scheme seeks to support industrial growth and draw investment into the state's textile and apparel sector. It applies to Sub-Large and Large enterprises already approved under Government of India Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes, or under other Central Government schemes recognised by the state.

The top-up subsidy supplies additional financial support, intended to improve the competitiveness and viability of large-scale projects in Andhra Pradesh. By adding to central incentives, the state looks to reduce capital expenditure burdens, speed up project implementation and build a stronger manufacturing ecosystem. The initiative is intended to help establish Andhra Pradesh as a hub for textile and apparel manufacturing, generate employment and advance economic development.

Eligible enterprises may use the incentive for new projects, substantial expansions or diversification within the textile value chain. The subsidy functions as a financial lever, allowing businesses to put money into advanced machinery, infrastructure and technology, which in turn supports higher productivity and quality standards in the sector. Disbursement is structured over five years, providing continued support tied to project milestones and operational stability, and encouraging long-term growth and sustainability for these large enterprises.

Who can apply

Eligible business forms
Private limited company, Limited liability partnership, One person company, Partnership firm, Sole proprietorship
Udyam registration
Not specified
MSME registration
Not required
DPIIT startup recognition
Not specified
GST registration
Not specified
Where the business may be based
Andhra Pradesh

- Sub-Large and Large enterprises - GoI approval required under Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes or other GoI schemes notified by the state government - New, expansion, or diversification projects are eligible

How to apply

The process of applying for the AP TAG 4.0 PLI Top-up Subsidy consists of several stages, open to enterprises that meet the eligibility criteria:

- **Preliminary Application:** An enterprise must first hold an approval granted under a PLI scheme of the Government of India, or under any other GoI scheme that the state government has notified. - **Filing of Application:** A comprehensive application form has to be completed; this form is ordinarily made available on the official website of the Department of Industries, Government of Andhra Pradesh, or on a portal designated for the purpose. - **Submission of Documents:** Applicants are required to furnish full documentation, which includes their GoI scheme approval letters, project reports, particulars of fixed capital investment, financial statements, and company registration documents. - **Scrutiny and Verification:** State government authorities will carry out a detailed scrutiny and verification of the applications and documents submitted. - **Project Inspection (where necessary):** Site visits or physical inspections of new, expansion, or diversification projects may be undertaken to confirm the investment made and the progress achieved. - **Approval and Disbursement:** Once verification and approval are successfully completed, the subsidy is sanctioned, and disbursement begins in tranches across the stipulated five-year period, in accordance with the policy guidelines.

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How applications are assessed

Under the AP TAG 4.0 PLI Top-up Subsidy, the state government authorities carry out the assessment. Applications received from Sub-Large and Large enterprises are first checked for completeness and for fulfilment of the eligibility conditions, in particular whether the applicant already holds approval under a Government of India PLI scheme or another notified scheme.

A committee drawn from the Department of Industries and other concerned state departments then examines the project proposals. It verifies the Fixed Capital Investment (FCI) declared by the applicant and considers how far the project matches the objectives of the AP Textile Policy 2024-29. Only projects that show real investment, scope for growth and conformity with policy norms are granted the top-up incentive.

Frequently asked questions

What is the AP TAG 4.0 PLI Top-up Subsidy?

Andhra Pradesh's Textile Policy 2024-29 offers this financial incentive as an extra subsidy to Sub-Large and Large enterprises approved under Government of India PLI schemes or other state-notified central schemes, for new, expansion or diversification projects.

Who is eligible to claim this subsidy?

Enterprises classified as Sub-Large or Large may apply if the Government of India has approved them under a PLI scheme or another GoI scheme recognised by the state government, and if they are carrying out a new, expansion, or diversification project in Andhra Pradesh's textile and apparel sector.

What is the quantum of the subsidy?

The top-up subsidy equals 10% of the incentive amount sanctioned under the primary PLI/GoI scheme, subject to a ceiling of 5% of the project's eligible Fixed Capital Investment (FCI).

How will the subsidy be disbursed?

The top-up subsidy is paid out to eligible enterprises across five years, with the specific tranches and conditions set out in the policy's detailed guidelines.

Which industries are specifically covered by this policy?

The AP Textile Policy 2024-29 restricts this subsidy to the textile and apparel manufacturing sector, with projects across the textile value chain as its main focus.

What is 'eligible FCI' in the context of this subsidy?

Eligible Fixed Capital Investment (FCI) generally means what an enterprise spends on land, building, plant and machinery for the approved project. The AP Textile Policy's comprehensive guidelines set out the exact definition and the components that count as eligible FCI.

Sectors

  • Manufacturing Industrial
  • Textile
  • Subsidy
  • Andhrapradesh
  • Pli
  • Largeenterprise
  • Manufacturing

Details last verified on 18 September 2026. Source: the issuer's published information.