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The GoI through DPIIT has revised eligibility criteria for Industrial Entrepreneurs Memorandum (IEM) acknowledgment, increasing investment thresholds for large-scale industries. Effective 1st April 2025, enterprises now qualify for IEM acknowledgment with investment in plant & machinery exceeding Rs.125 crore or annual turnover exceeding Rs.500 crore. This represents a significant increase from previous limits of Rs.50 crore and Rs.250 crore respectively, aimed at fostering industrial growth and supporting larger manufacturing enterprises. Eligible companies can apply through the G2B Portal under the updated guidelines, which apply to sectors not requiring compulsory industrial licensing.
The GoI through DPIIT has revised eligibility criteria for Industrial Entrepreneurs Memorandum (IEM) acknowledgment, increasing investment thresholds for large-scale industries. Effective 1st April 2025, enterprises now qualify for IEM acknowledgment with investment in plant & machinery exceeding Rs.125 crore or annual turnover exceeding Rs.500 crore. This represents a significant increase from previous limits of Rs.50 crore and Rs.250 crore respectively, aimed at fostering industrial growth and supporting larger manufacturing enterprises. Eligible companies can apply through the G2B Portal under the updated guidelines, which apply to sectors not requiring compulsory industrial licensing.
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