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Begin your journey to invest in Telangana’s Life Sciences sector. This page outlines the step-by-step procedure to apply for industrial clearances via the TG-iPASS single-window system. Find detailed information on the land allotment process, the essential documents required for submission, and the timeframes for approval, ensuring a seamless and efficient path to launching your project.

Filing

Investment
Application Procedure

01

Submission

The individual will have to submit downloaded application form which was already filled in on-line duly signed by Applicant / the authorized person together with valid documents in original at the Head office/Zonal Office

02

Scrutiny

A Sub-committee reviews the DPR and recommends land allotment based on scrutiny. The State Level Allotment Committee then approves, defers, or rejects the application, and the decision is immediately communicated to the applicant’s registered mobile number.

03

Provisional Allotment

The Zonal Manager concerned will release a provisional allotment letter in favour of the applicant within (7) days along with site plan after taking decision on allotment.

04

Payment of Land Cost

The allottee must pay the full cost of the premises within 60 days of receiving the allotment orders. Failure to meet this deadline will result in the automatic cancellation of the provisional allotment, with no extensions or restoration requests considered.

05

Final Allotment Orders

The Zonal Manager will issue a final allotment letter within (7) days on receipt of the entire cost of the land/plot/shed.

06

Execution of Sale Agreement and Physical Possession

Execution and Registration Agreement for sale of land shall be done by the Zonal Manager within 21 days on receipt of the entire documents in the prescribed format of TSIIC

07

Possession

Physical possession of the land will be given within (1) day after registration of sale agreement.

08

Project Implementation

Within six months of possession, the allottee must secure necessary approvals (building plan, power, CFE, etc.) to begin project implementation. Commercial production must commence within two years of possession, fully aligning with the project’s original DPR.

09

Delay In Implementation of The Project

In cases of delay in implementation, penalties shall be levied as stated under the Rules of TSIIC.

10

Refund of Amounts

In cases of cancellation of allotment, refund of amount will be made as per the terms & conditions of provisional allotment & sale agreement.

11

Execution & Registration of Sale Deed

Sale deed will be registered after implementing the project in full within (45) days from the date of receipt of documents in the prescribed format.

Land Allotment Process
Flow

TSIIC
Allotment Procedure

The Land Allotment Process is initiated by logging onto the TSIIC website to view vacant plots. Once a plot is selected, an e-application is filed detailing project and investment information. Required documents, including a detailed project report and financial proof, must be submitted. The application then undergoes scrutiny and approval by the State Level Allotment Committee (SLAC).

TSIIC Allotment Guidelines
Checklist

Project Documents
& DPR Guide

Company Profile

  • Company Name, Incorporation / registration details (CIN), certificates etc.
  • Registered address, Corporate address, Works address
  • Nature of business, products/services, years of experience, market standing etc.
  • Profiles of Directors / Promoters
  • Business Performance

Details of Associated Concerns/Businesses

  • Audited annual reports (3 years)
  • Physical performance (in terms of production, productivity, space utilization of existing operations, employment provided etc.)
  • Financial performance (investments made, annual turnover, net worth etc.)

Brief On The Proposed Project

  • Project brief, line of activity etc.
  • Details of product(s)/ service(s), capacity, capacity utilization etc.
  • Process description, flow diagram, raw materials & utilities requirements
  • Technology level, transfer of technology (if any)
  • Plant & machinery details, brands, capacities, indigenous availability, imports f. Quality management plan
  • Environmental aspects, proposed treatment

Market Analysis

  • Market size/potential – global /national / state
  • Demand/Supply Gap
  • Exports / Imports
  • Market Segmentation
  • Target market analysis
  • Competition
  • Competitive edge (Justification for demand of product/service)
  • Marketing strategy, sales forecast, sales promotion strategy etc.

Justification For The Extent of Land Required For The Proposed Project

  • Location
  • IP, Plot No.
  • Extent of land required
  • Area utilization
  • Layout Plan showing detailed area break-up, built-up area etc.
  • Justification for selection of the site / plot

Implementation Schedule

  • Table showing major activities / milestones, commencement date & completion date of each activity
  • Bar chart for the project
  • A detailed note as to how implementation of the project will be planned, what strategy will be adopted etc.

Project Cost & Means of Finance

  • Project cost with break-up
  • Means of Finance
  • Source of funds & funds planning
  • A detailed note on financial planning vis-à-vis project implementation to be provided.

Proposed Employment (Direct & Indirect)

  • Manpower requirement during project execution
    Manpower requirement during regular operations with breakup details
    Training needs
  • Organisational structure / chart
  • Indirect employment generation & in what areas

Financial analysis to justify the feasibility of the proposed project

  • Product prices, production, revenue streams etc.
  • Raw material(s) prices, consumables prices, utilities costs, overheads etc.
  • Profitability Projection
  • Cash Flow Statement
  • Balance Sheet
  • Break Even Analysis
  • Payback period
  • Financial indicators like NPV, IRR, DSCR etc.

SWOT analysis

  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • Opportunities
  • Threats

RISK analysis & mitigation

  • Supply-related risks
  • Demand-related risks
  • Contextual risks
  • Risk Mitigation