Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) is the nodal investment promotion agency under the Government of Maharashtra. It provides businesses with infrastructure such as land, roads, water supply, drainage facilities and streetlights etc.
Under the leadership of the Hon’ble Chief Minister and Hon’ble Minister of Industries, the Industries department along with MIDC signed 54 MoU’s with key investors in the months of June, November and December 2020
In addition to investment MoU’s, Industries Department, GOM has also signed strategic investment cooperation agreements with key corridor partners such as USISPF (US-India Strategic Partnership Forum) for USA, KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency) for South Korea, UKIBC (United Kingdom – India Business Council) for the UK and WAIPA (World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies) for Global investors
The applicant can make applications of Land allotment via Priority and Direct
For e-bidding, kindly proceed
In case you are unable to find a suitable plot to set up your plant / unit / factory in Maharashtra, you can inform us about your industrial land requirement. You can raise a Land Demand Request
(This information will help MIDC to assess the demand for industrial land at various locations in Maharashtra and thereby help you by identifying all available plots that fit your requirements)
There are following charges associated with Land Allotment Application:
1) Processing Fee (Valid for All types of Land Allotments): As per the table below: + 18% GST additional
| Sr. No. | Area required | Amount (Rs.) |
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| 1. | up to 10,000 sq. m. | 2000/- |
| 2. | 10,001 to 20,000 sq. m | 4000/- |
| 3. | 20,001 to 40,000 sq. m. | 5000/- |
| 4. | 40,001 sq. m. and above | 10000/- |
2) Application Advance (Valid for Direct and e-Bidding allotment):
Calculation of 5% Earnest Money Deposit (EMD):
Earnest Money Deposit = Prevailing industrial premium rate per sq.m.(X) Area required (X) 5%
Additional for E-bidding allotment
1. Cost of Tender: Rs.1,000/- (Non- refundable) + 18% GST
2. E-Bidding Support Fee: Rs. 1,000/- (Non- refundable) + 18% GST
Detailed Project Report (DPR)
Constitution of the Applicant
Block Plan
And other documents as applicable
The Processing Fee and application advance to be paid online.
The online payment can be made via NEFT/RTGS/Net Banking/Credit Card/Debit Card.
Generally, all applications for plots with area less than 8,000 sq. m. will be processed by the regional office. However chemical projects or similar ones that have impact on environment may be referred to the head office.
All applications for plots with area more than 8,000 to 20,000 sq. m. will be processed by the concerned Dy. CEO.
All applications for plots larger than 20,000 sq. m. will be referred to the head office. The head office will scrutinise the application and convey their decision to the concerned Regional Office.
Further all applications for space in IT parks will be processed by the head office.
The meeting of LAC will be held within one month after scrutiny of DPR by concerned Head. The invitation for the LAC meeting will be sent to the applicants via email.
Any Decision taken by the LAC is final.
The minutes of Land Allotment Committee meeting will be published on MIDC’s website.
For the plots which are in e-Bidding process will be allotted to the highest bidder after the bid documents have been scrutinized by concern authority and on approval of report of committee by CEO, MIDC.
The offer letter will be issued by the concerned Area Manager / Regional Officer of MIDC.
The offer letter is an “in-principle” communication to offer you land subject to conditions.
For Priority Land Allotment –
The applicant who is qualified and is allotted plot of land an offer letter will be issued to that applicant asking him to pay 25% EMD within 15 days from the date of receipt of offer letter.
For Direct Land Allotment –
The applicant who is qualified and is allotted plot of land and who has paid 5% Application Advance, an offer letter will be issued to that applicant asking him to pay 20% EMD within 15 days from the date of receipt of offer letter.
For E-Bidding Land Allotment –
The applicant who is the H1 bidder for the given plot and has paid 5% Application Advance, an offer letter will be issued to that applicant asking him to pay 20% EMD within 15 days from the date of receipt of offer letter.
In case the applicant is unable to pay within the stipulated time, MIDC may extend the time limit for a further maximum period of 15 days.
In such cases, the applicant can apply for extension for payment of EMD online on Land Allotment System using this link https://land.midcindia.org
The extension will be granted only under valid circumstances.
The extension granted will be of maximum 15 days and interest will be added on a day-by-day. (The interest percentage is fixed yearly and published on the portal)
Once the requested EMD is paid, the allotment letter is issued by the concerned Regional Officer of MIDC.
The allotment letter specifies the exact plot number and its area which is being allotted to the applicant. The applicant will now be required to pay the balance amount.
This amount is referred to as the Balance Occupancy Payment (BOP). Any additional charges like road width charges (as applicable) will be added to the BOP.
The applicant will be required to make payment of BOP within 30 days from the date of receipt of the allotment letter. Once again, the payment is to be made by way of a demand draft in favour of “Regional Officer, MIDC” payable at the location of the regional office.
In case the applicant is unable to pay within the stipulated time, Applicant has to make application for extend the time limit in Advance. MIDC may extend the time limit for a further maximum period of 150 days. In such case you will be required to pay the delayed payment charges. on the BOP for the number of days you require extension in Advance.
Effectively, you get a maximum period of 180 (30+150) days from the date of receipt of the allotment letter to pay the BOP.
After you make the payment towards BOP, MIDC will give you a draft of the Agreement of Lease. You will need to approach the Jt. Director of registrar and pay the stamp duty. Then hand over a copy of the challan to the concerned Area Manager/ Regional Officer of MIDC. The Agreement will be executed between MIDC and yourself. This is 95 years in principle agreement.
After executing the agreement to lease, MIDC will depute a surveyor along with you to visit the site. He will carry a copy of the site plan of your plot which has also been attached to the agreement to Lease. He will measure the dimensions of the plot in your presence and mark it. Once you are satisfied with this measurement and location, a plot handover/ takeover document will be signed between the Surveyor (on behalf of MIDC) and yourself.
You can construct an Industrial building as per MIDC Development Control Regulations 2009.
You need to submit a building plan with all details and document to the online on BPAMS portal through your appointed Architect (You can obtain a checklist of all these documents online).
Special Planning Authority (SPA) will scrutinize the plan received online at his desk and if found in order, challan will be generated & after successful payment by you, a commencement certificate will be issued. You should usually get approval within 30 days from the date of submission.
You will need to complete the construction of the proposed factory building and commence production within a specified time period as per Circular dated 21.06.2019 & 17.04.2004. This time period varies depending on the class of Industrial Area (Revenue Classification) The currently the time period is as under:
“A” Zone: 3 Years from the date of actual possession
“B” Zone: 3 Years from the date of actual possession
“C” Zone: 5 Years from the date of actual possession
“D” & “D+” Zone: 7 Years from the date of actual possession
Once you complete the construction work as per the approved plan, you must make online application through SWC portal of MIDC. After necessary site inspection by SPA (if required), the Occupancy Certificate will be issued by concerned SPA.
Once Occupancy Certificate is received, applicant can execute final lease.
A user can communicate with the helpdesk in two ways:
The support levels are divided as per the regions in Maharashtra defined according to MIDC
| # | MMR (Thane I, Thane II, Mahape Panvel, Ratnagiri) |
Pune (Pune I, Pune II, Sangli, Kolhapur) |
Aurangabad (Nashik, Aurangabad, Dhule, Latur, Nanded) |
Nagpur (Nagpur, Amaravati) |
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| Single Toll Free Number 1800224664 with email to investor@midcindia.org / gmmarketing@midcindia.org (Immediate email acknowldegement will contain 2 Mobile Numbers of the Marketing Officers) |
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| Level 1 | Gauri Nakre Mobile: +91-8976893356 marketingofficer1@midcindia.org |
Nitesh Sangar Mobile: +91-9342165099 marketingofficer2@midcindia.org |
Pankaj Mankame Mobile: +91-8850573527 marketingofficer3@midcindia.org |
Sachin Talekar Mobile: +91-7506901712 marketingofficer4@midcindia.org |
| Level 2 | Sahil Anjarlekar mif7@midcindia.org |
Pankaj Wagh mif2@midcindia.org |
Saalik Hakim mif8@midcindia.org |
Deeksha Borse mif9@midcindia.org |
| Level 3 | Mr. Ankur Gautam, Consultant marketing@midcindia.org |
Ms. Garima Shewkani, Consultant marketing@midcindia.org |
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| Level 4 | Mr. Abhijit Ghorpade, General Manager (Marketing) Phone: 022-26879957 (Extn- 293) marketing@midcindia.org |
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