Gujarat IT/ITeS Policy (2022-27)
The Gujarat IT/ITeS Policy (2022-27) introduces a unique CAPEX-OPEX incentive model to establish Gujarat as a premier IT hub. It offers up to 25% CAPEX support (capped at ₹50 Cr for standard and ₹200 Cr for Mega projects) and up to 15% OPEX support (capped at ₹20 Cr/yr for standard and ₹40 Cr/yr for Mega projects) for 5 years, alongside interest subvention, EPF reimbursement, and 100% electricity duty exemption.
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