How SVR Helps You Secure Warehouse Subsidies in Rajasthan

Starting a commercial warehousing venture in Rajasthan is a high-potential opportunity, thanks to the state's strategic location, logistics-friendly environment, and progressive policies. But turning this opportunity into a profitable investment requires more than just land and infrastructure—it demands structured financial planning and precise subsidy strategy.

This is where the Subsidy Viability Report (SVR), especially the Rajasthan State-Specific Commercial Warehouse SVR, becomes a critical tool for warehouse developers, investors, and logistics businesses.

Below is a complete guide to understanding why the SVR matters under the Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme 2024 (RIPS 2024).

What is a Subsidy Viability Report (SVR)?

The SVR is a comprehensive financial and policy-based report that explains the fiscal incentives available for the Commercial Warehousing Sector in Rajasthan. It acts as a strategic roadmap for entrepreneurs, developers, and investors looking to establish or expand warehouses in the state.

Its core purpose is to help project owners understand:

Available state government subsidies and incentives
Eligibility criteria under RIPS 2024
Financial feasibility and strategic planning angles
Banking, loan, and investment coordination with subsidy claims

Why the SVR is Crucial for Warehouse Investors

Government policies can be complex, and improper planning may lead to loss of subsidy benefits. An SVR ensures every decision aligns with RIPS 2024 and helps maximize incentives.

Key Benefits:

Informed Decisions – Provides clear insights to optimize subsidies and reduce financial risks.
Cost Reduction – Helps lower setup and operational costs through detailed fiscal guidance.
Better Planning – Aligns banking, investment, and project structure with policy requirements before starting the project.
Strategic Alignment – Ensures your warehouse plan meets all eligibility and compliance factors under Rajasthan’s subsidy framework.

Key Financial Incentives Covered in the SVR

RIPS 2024 categorizes Warehousing Services under the Logistics Sector.
Minimum Eligible Fixed Capital Investment (EFCI): ₹2 Crore

Businesses can choose between Capital Subsidy or Interest Subvention.

Major Incentives for Warehouse Units

Incentive Type	Details	Maximum Limit	Duration
Capital Subsidy	25% of Eligible Fixed Capital Investment	Up to ₹15 Cr per unit	Disbursed annually over 10 years
Interest Subvention	7% interest subsidy on term loan	Up to ₹3.50 Cr total (₹0.5 Cr annually)	7 years

Additional Fiscal Benefits

100% Electric Duty Exemption – 7 years
75% Stamp Duty Exemption – plus reimbursement of remaining 25%
75% CLU Conversion Charge Exemption – plus reimbursement of remaining 25%
100% Mandi/Market Fee Reimbursement – 7 years

Who Benefits Most from the SVR?

The SVR supports all key stakeholders in Rajasthan’s warehousing ecosystem.
Developers & Investors – Building warehouses for rental income or long-term returns.
Logistics Operators – 3PLs, logistics parks, and SCM companies expanding or relocating to Rajasthan.
Storage-Intensive Businesses – Food processing, agro industries, manufacturers, traders, and e-commerce fulfillment centers.
Brokers & Bankers – Helping clients with subsidy guidance and offering suitable term loan options.

How KIP Can Help You

Prepares a detailed, accurate Subsidy Viability Report (SVR) for your warehouse project.
Provides project planning guidance to align investment, banking, and policy requirements.
Supports with documentation, compliance, and eligibility checks.
Helps structure your project to maximize subsidy benefits.
Reduces financial risks by preventing policy or planning mistakes.
Ensures you receive the highest possible fiscal benefits for your warehousing investment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is an SVR in Rajasthan?

A Subsidy Viability Report that explains your warehouse project’s subsidy eligibility under RIPS 2024.

Q2: Why do investors need an SVR?

To avoid subsidy losses and plan the project correctly with maximum financial benefits.

Q3: What subsidies are available for warehouses?

Up to 25% capital subsidy, 7% interest subvention, and major tax exemptions.

Q4: Is an SVR required before starting the project?

Yes—recommended for proper planning, banking alignment, and subsidy optimization.

Q5: Who benefits from an SVR?

Developers, logistics operators, storage-based businesses, brokers, and bankers.

Q6: Can KIP prepare the SVR?

Yes, KIP provides complete SVR preparation and subsidy planning support.

How SVR Helps You Secure Warehouse Subsidies in Rajasthan

What is a Subsidy Viability Report (SVR)?