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Pillar guide · Textile park in Lucknow
Evaluate the textile park in Lucknow: the PM MITRA scheme, the location case, the value chain and your first step.
Artist’s impressionQuick answer
It is PM MITRA Park Lucknow — one of seven Government of India integrated textile parks. It is planned on approximately 1,000+ acres in the Lucknow–Hardoi region to host the full textile value chain on one site.
PM Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel — a Ministry of Textiles scheme building large, ready-infrastructure textile parks with state governments.
Its 5F vision — Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to Foreign — compresses a chain that is usually spread across states into one master-planned location.
| Scheme | PM MITRA — Ministry of Textiles, Government of India |
|---|---|
| State | Uttar Pradesh |
| Location | Lucknow–Hardoi region |
| Park area | Approx. 1,000+ acres |
| Value chain | Fibre to export, on one site |
| This website | Investment information & facilitation platform |
Artist’s impressionWhy Lucknow?
The case for a textile park in Lucknow rests on market, people and policy.
India’s most populous state, within reach of north and east India.
A large workforce and textile craft traditions for labour-intensive stages.
Close to state departments and industrial development authorities.
UP Textile & Garmenting Policy 2022 adds state support, subject to eligibility.
Textile value chain
Every stage below is planned to operate in north India, within one ecosystem.
Each stage creates demand for the next — so the park targets investors across the chain.
Investment categories
Twelve planned categories, with guides for garments and technical textiles.
Infrastructure
The planned concept for Lucknow; specifications subject to project documentation.
What a factory needs on day one.
What keeps people and goods moving.
Incentives
Indicative support — subject to applicable policy, eligibility and approval.
Connectivity
Lucknow has an international airport, a major rail hub and links to the Agra–Lucknow and Purvanchal Expressways. Park-gate distances are on the location page (to be confirmed).
Investor process
Indicative only — the official allotment process governs each step; no outcome is guaranteed.
Segment, capacity, investment band and space need.
Share it through the industrial project form.
Zoning, infrastructure status and applicable incentives.
Follow the official allotment and approval process.
FAQs
In the Lucknow–Hardoi region of Uttar Pradesh. Site boundaries, access roads and distances are on the location page, to be confirmed against official project documentation.
PM MITRA is a Government of India scheme led by the Ministry of Textiles, with Government of Uttar Pradesh support. PMMITRA.com is an information and facilitation platform, not an official government website.
Yes — the park is planned for anchor units and smaller manufacturers across the chain. Eligibility for a specific project depends on project documentation and applicable guidelines.
Availability, pricing and the allotment process are set by the competent project authority and not published here. Submit an enquiry for the current official position.
An industrial area offers plots. An integrated textile park is master-planned around one value chain, with shared utilities, effluent treatment, housing and logistics, so units can buy from and sell to each other on site.
Industrial cluster
Value chain and 12 investment categories.
Read guideHow to evaluate and plan factory land.
Read guideSet up and scale an apparel unit.
Read guideUP’s clusters and where the park fits.
Read guideSegments, buyers and the integrated-park case.
Read guideNext step
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