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Eligibility for Incubators

An incubator is a work space created to offer early-stage startups access to all recourses they need under one roof. They provide office space, mentoring, business services, funding, and networking opportunities to the incubate.

Eligibility Conditions for Registration of Incubators under Startup Haryana Cell, Industries and Commerce, Haryana

  • Any Incubator entity/ organization working in the State of Haryana and involved in Incubation activities for the benefit of startups working in Haryana.
  • An Incubator may be a Government owned/supported Incubator or a Private Incubator in the State of Haryana.
  • The Incubators established under any Central or State Government Scheme.
  • The Private Incubators should have at least 10,000 Sq. ft. of built-up space, ready to use for the exclusive use of the Incubator. The space should be owned or leased by the Incubator. In the case of lease space, the period of a lease should be a minimum of 05 years.
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The Incubator entity must be incorporated/registered under any one of the following categories:

  • Society (under The Societies Registration Act, 1860);.
  • Haryana Registration and Regulation of Societies Act, 2012;
  • Section 8 Company (under The Companies Act, 2013);
  • Public Company (under The Companies Act, 2013);
  • Private Limited Company (under The Companies Act, 2013);
  • Limited Liability Partnership (under The Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008);
  • All the Government owned/ Supported Incubators located in the State of Haryana would provide subsidized incubation to the Startups registered with Startup Haryana Cell under the aegis of the Industries & Commerce Department, Haryana.
  • Benefits/ Incentives can be availed under one policy only in the State viz Haryana State Startup Policy 2022 or HEEP 2020 or MSME or IT & ESDM Policy or any other State Policy.
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