Government of Haryana notifies the Haryana Global Capability Centres Policy, 2026

In brief

The Government of Haryana has notified the Haryana Global Capability Centres (GCC) Policy, 20261 (policy), to position the state as a premier global destination for captive GCCs of multinational corporations (MNC), with a strong focus on innovation, high-value services and large-scale employment generation. The policy is designed to leverage Haryana’s existing information technology and industrial base.

The policy aims to attract 100+ new GCCs in five years and support the creation of over 30,000 new employment opportunities, anchored in a mix of substantial Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)2 and Operating Expenditure (OPEX)3 incentives, employment-linked subsidies for local talent, and targeted support for research and development (R&D) and innovation centres. It explicitly recognises captive GCCs (including build-operate-transfer (BOT) and joint venture (JV), hybrid, or similar contractual arrangements) servicing only their parent, group, subsidiary or affiliate entities, and excludes third‑party clients.

To reinforce the ease of doing business (EoDB), the policy builds upon the existing state-level regulatory reforms, including the Haryana Enterprises Promotion Centre, the Invest Haryana Single Window Portal, self or third‑party certification for labour and environmental compliances, and time bound processing of approvals and incentive claims with interest payable for delays in disbursement.

The policy is valid for a period of five years or until new policy is announced.