Rajasthan Global Capability Centre Policy-2025: Rajasthan to Become a GCC Excellence Hub through a Strong Business Ecosystem

Connectivity with NCR and DMIC to Provide GCC Investors Access to Major Industrial Centres and Markets – Rapid Disposal of GCC Applications Ensured

Jaipur, Nov 2025 : The Rajasthan Global Capability Centre (GCC) Policy-2025, approved in the Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Shri Bhajanlal Sharma on Wednesday, will play a major role in positioning Rajasthan as a preferred destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs). Along with a strong business ecosystem in key cities and affordable operational costs, the subsidy provisions under this policy will attract companies interested in establishing GCCs in the state.

Better Connectivity and Affordable Operational Costs Make Rajasthan Ideal for GCC Investments

With strong infrastructure, a skilled workforce, and investment-friendly policies, Rajasthan’s industrial landscape has witnessed positive transformation over the past two years. Under the guidance of the Chief Minister, the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit-2024 saw MoUs worth approximately ₹35 lakh crore, out of which MoUs worth about ₹7 lakh crore have already reached the groundbreaking stage. Multinational companies are now showing keen interest in investing in the state.

Rajasthan’s improved connectivity has opened new avenues for investment. Connectivity with the NCR region and the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) provides GCC investors access to major industrial hubs and markets. Additionally, compared to major metro cities, the affordable operational cost of resources and services in Rajasthan’s key cities makes investment more feasible.

Application through RajNivesh Portal; Industries & Commerce Department the Nodal Department

The Rajasthan Global Capability Centre Policy-2025 has simplified the application process for GCCs. Interested applicants must apply through the RajNivesh Single Window Portal.

The Project Evaluation Committee (PEC) will examine detailed project reports and submit its recommendations to the Project Approval Committee (PAC) within a 60-day timeline. The PAC will also take a decision on the application within 60 days based on these recommendations.

The Executive Director of RIICO will head the PEC, while the Principal Secretary of the Industries & Commerce Department will chair the PAC. The Industries & Commerce Department has been designated as the nodal department for handling GCC applications.

Policy to Support Training of Local Talent

GCCs have become important hubs for innovation, efficiency, and value creation for multinational companies. Working in areas such as technology, finance, human resources, research, and data analytics, these centres not only strengthen global competitiveness but also help train local talent.

The Rajasthan Global Capability Centre Policy-2025 aims to establish over 200 GCCs by 2030, generate 1.5 lakh jobs, and contribute significantly to India’s $100 billion GCC market. Through this policy, cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur will be developed as GCC hubs.

Applicants to Receive Attractive Incentives under RIPS-2024

Under this policy, applicants establishing GCCs will receive benefits under the Rajasthan Industrial Promotion Scheme (RIPS-2024). These include:

• Capital Investment Subsidy: 30% of the project cost (excluding land and building cost), up to ₹10 crore.
• Land Cost Incentive: 50% reimbursement of land/lease cost, up to ₹1 crore.
• Payroll Subsidy: 30% of employee salaries (maximum ₹1.25 lakh per employee per year) for the first three years, capped at ₹10 crore per GCC per year.
• Rental Assistance: For rented units, 50% rent reimbursement for the first three years and 25% for the next two years, up to ₹5 crore per GCC per year.
• Training Cost Reimbursement: 50% of training expenses, up to ₹2.5 crore per GCC per year.
• Green Incentives: Support for environment-friendly innovations.
• R&D Incentives: 50% assistance for patents, copyrights, and related costs.
• Exemptions: Stamp duty and electricity duty concessions.

Notably, in 2024, GCCs across India employed around 1.9 million workers and contributed $64.6 billion to the Indian economy. By 2030, the GCC industry is estimated to contribute $110 billion.