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PM MITRA Park Lucknow

Investment Opportunities

PM MITRA Park Investment Opportunities

PM MITRA Park investment in the Lucknow–Hardoi region: one master-planned destination, six ways to invest.

At a glance

Scale
Approx. 1,000+ acres
Region
Lucknow–Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh
Scheme
PM MITRA — Ministry of Textiles, GoI
State support
Government of Uttar Pradesh

Why invest here

An ecosystem, not a plot

The whole Farm-to-Foreign value chain, planned into one master plan.

  • Suppliers and buyers planned alongside you
  • Workforce housing and training on site
  • Logistics built into the layout
  • Six verticals to match your capital

New to the scheme? PM MITRA Lucknow explained

Artist’s impression: aerial view of an integrated textile and industrial park at duskArtist’s impression

Investment scale

Three indicative investment bands

Typical project profiles to frame a first conversation — not eligibility thresholds or pricing.

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Indicative band 01

₹10–50 Crore

MSME · Manufacturing · Commercial

Focused manufacturing, garmenting lines, trims suppliers and service formats.

  • Garment & apparel units
  • Ancillary / trims suppliers
  • Service & F&B formats
  • Specialised job-work

Indicative band 02

₹50–250 Crore

Large Industrial · Warehouse · Commercial

Multiple production lines, processing plants, warehousing and larger commercial assets.

  • Weaving, knitting & processing
  • Integrated garment campuses
  • Warehousing & 3PL
  • Business & hospitality

Indicative band 03

₹250 Crore+

Anchor · Integrated · Strategic

Anchor, fibre-to-fashion integrated and strategic partnership investments.

  • Anchor / integrated facilities
  • Vendor & supplier parks
  • Development partnerships
  • Strategic investment

Not official thresholds

Minimums, plot sizes and eligibility are set by the competent authority.

Who invests

Built for eight kinds of investor

From a single garment unit to an anchor campus.

  • Large manufacturers
  • Global brands
  • Industrial groups
  • Commercial developers
  • Residential developers
  • Institutional developers
  • Warehouse & logistics companies
  • Strategic investors

Before you commit

How to evaluate the opportunity

Questions to put to this park — or any park you compare.

  • Land: parcel size, zoning, allotment process
  • Infrastructure: power, water, effluent, roads and status
  • Connectivity: verified distances to markets and ports
  • Policy: applicable incentive categories and conditions
  • Workforce: skilled labour and training support
  • Approvals: permissions and the single-window route

Investor journey

From first conversation to factory setup

The typical sequence. Durations vary; no approval or timeline is guaranteed.

  1. 1

    Share your requirement

    Category, scale, land need and timeline.

  2. 2

    Evaluation & site discussion

    Fit with zoning, infrastructure, land parcels and site visits.

  3. 3

    Incentive assessment

    Map against policy categories. The competent authority decides eligibility.

  4. 4

    Allotment & approvals

    Follow the applicable allotment and statutory procedures.

  5. 5

    Build & commission

    Construct, install machinery, connect utilities, start production.

FAQs

PM MITRA Park investment questions

What kinds of PM MITRA Park investment are possible?

Six verticals: industrial, commercial, residential, institutional, warehousing and logistics, and strategic or anchor investment. Land use and availability follow the approved master plan.

Is there a minimum investment for PM MITRA Park Lucknow?

The ₹10–50 Crore, ₹50–250 Crore and ₹250 Crore+ bands here are indicative, not official thresholds. Minimums, plot sizes and eligibility are set by the competent authority.

Are plots available and what do they cost?

Availability and pricing are not published here and must be confirmed against current project documentation. Submit an enquiry to discuss your requirement.

Does registering interest guarantee allotment or incentives?

No. An enquiry starts a conversation. Allotment, approvals and incentives are decided by the competent authorities under applicable policies.

Can non-textile businesses invest?

Yes, in supporting roles — commercial, residential, institutional and logistics — subject to the approved land-use plan.

Next step

Your project could be our next landmark

Share your category, scale and land need. We’ll help you assess fit.