The “Scheme for Financial Assistance to Integrated Logistics Facilities” is an umbrella initiative by the Industries and Mines Department, Gujarat, under the Gujarat Integrated Logistics and Logistics Park Policy. Effective from August 2, 2021, to August 1, 2026, this scheme aims to financially support private developers building logistics facilities and parks with essential infrastructure and services.
The “Reimbursement of Stamp Duty” component of the scheme offers relief to developers by reimbursing the Stamp Duty paid on the purchase of land for new logistics projects. This reduces initial project costs and encourages rapid infrastructure development.
Benefits
• Full reimbursement of Stamp Duty paid on land purchased for the project
• Disbursement is tied to milestone achievements, such as purchase of required land and minimum 40% construction completion
Eligibility
• Only new logistics units/projects are eligible
• Developer must purchase land (not lease or receive from the government)
• Developer must complete at least 40% of the sanctioned construction work
• Application must be submitted during the operative period
Exclusions
• Projects on leased land or government-allocated land are not eligible
• Developers failing to complete 40% of construction will be disqualified
Application Process
Online and Offline Options Available
Registration Process:
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Visit the Investor Facilitation Portal (IFP)
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Click on “New Investor Registration“
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Fill in and submit the registration form
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Verify your Email ID through the verification link
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Upon successful verification, login credentials will be created
Post-Registration Process:
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Visit the IFP portal again and click “Login“
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Enter your email and password
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Access the user dashboard
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Fill in business/project details and upload required documents
Documents Required
For Registration:
• Constitution documents (Partnership deed/MoA/Cooperative registration)
• GST Registration/Bank Certificate (for Proprietorship firms)
• PAN Card
• Board Resolution/Authority Letter
• Village Map & Land Survey Details
• Index-2 and Lease/Rent Agreements (if applicable)
• Ownership Proof for Building (if applicable)
• Sanction Letter & Disbursement Certificate for Term Loan
• Project Layout & Detailed Project Report (DPR)
• Notarized Affidavit
For Sanction Stage:
• Certified Land Details (Annexure)
• Building plans and terminal approvals (if applicable)
• Estimate of Project Cost as per govt norms
• CA-certified Net Worth Certificate
• Details of incentives already claimed from State or Central Govt
• Notarized Affidavit
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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What is the objective of the “Scheme for Financial Assistance to Integrated Logistics Facilities”?
The objective is to support the development of logistics parks by providing financial incentives for infrastructure development. -
What is the purpose of the “Reimbursement of Stamp Duty” component?
To reduce the financial burden on developers by reimbursing Stamp Duty paid on land purchases. -
Who is eligible to apply for reimbursement under this scheme?
Only developers of new logistics projects who purchase land and complete at least 40% of construction. -
Are existing units or projects eligible for this reimbursement?
No, the scheme is applicable only to new projects. -
Can developers apply for reimbursement if the land is leased or provided by the Government?
No, only purchased land qualifies for reimbursement. -
What is the operative period of the scheme?
From August 2, 2021, to August 1, 2026. -
When can a developer apply for the reimbursement?
After purchasing all required land and completing 40% of construction. -
What happens if a developer submits incomplete documents?
The application may be rejected or put on hold until all documents are submitted. -
Can reimbursement claims be made for multiple land purchases?
Yes, as long as they are part of the same project and meet the eligibility criteria. -
Is there a deadline for submitting reimbursement claims?
Claims must be submitted within the operative period and after milestone completion. -
How is the 40% construction progress determined?
It is assessed through site inspections and validated engineering reports. -
What should developers do if their project is partially complete?
Wait until 40% construction is completed before applying for reimbursement. -
What happens after submitting the registration application?
Authorities will scrutinize the application and documents and issue a Registration Certificate. -
How is the inspection carried out?
A field visit is conducted by government officials to verify physical and document-based milestones. -
Who issues the Registration Certificate?
The Industries and Mines Department via the Investor Facilitation Portal (IFP).