Upcoming Industrial Projects in Haryana 2026: Manufacturing & Infrastructure Developments

Haryana’s industrial pipeline moves fast, and most “upcoming projects” content online is either outdated or unsourced. This page takes a different approach: a dated, sourced tracker of specific announcements, updated as new, verifiable information becomes available.

Every entry below includes an announcement date, the company or project name, its location, the type of development, and where the information comes from. Where a project is still at the MoU or clearance stage rather than under construction, that’s stated explicitly, since an announcement is not the same as a completed facility.

Quick Answer: Upcoming Industrial Projects in Haryana

• Haryana launched its “Make in Haryana” Industrial Policy 2026 on June 1, 2026, targeting ₹5 lakh crore in investment and 10 lakh jobs over five years.
• Anant Raj Limited signed the policy’s largest single day-one commitment: a ₹20,000 crore data centre investment, expected to create around 6,000 jobs.
• Within a week of a subsequent Gurugram Investment Summit, HSIIDC allotted land to seven companies, including Trontek Electronics (₹790 crore) and Paras Polymers (₹170 crore).
• HSIIDC announced plans in March 2026 for three new industrial hubs on roughly 1,800 acres near Pataudi and Farrukhnagar, expected to generate more than 50,000 jobs.
• Not every entry here is under construction — several remain at the MoU, allotment, or environmental-clearance stage, and this tracker states that status clearly for each.

How This Tracker Works

This tracker only includes projects with a specific, checkable source: an official government notification, a reported statement from a named official, or a filing under regulatory review. Vague or unsourced “upcoming project” claims common elsewhere are deliberately excluded.

Each entry is also labeled by stage. An MoU signing is not the same as land allotment, and land allotment is not the same as a commissioned, operating facility. This tracker states which stage a project has actually reached as of its announcement date, rather than implying every entry is imminent.

Finally, this page is intended to be updated as new, sourced announcements emerge. The “last updated” date at the top reflects the most recent verification pass, not a one-time publish date.

Haryana’s New Statewide Framework: The Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026

Haryana’s Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 is the framework behind most of this year’s project announcements. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched it on June 1, 2026, in Gurugram, targeting ₹5 lakh crore in investment and 10 lakh jobs over the next five years.

The policy, officially notified on May 26, 2026, supersedes the earlier Haryana Enterprises and Employment Policy 2020. Alongside it, the state launched nine sector-specific policies covering toys and sports equipment, textiles and apparel, auto components, footwear, renewable energy, green hydrogen, electronic waste recycling, chemicals and petrochemicals, and electric vehicles and semiconductors.

On the launch day alone, Haryana secured MoUs worth ₹1.10 lakh crore, including ₹30,000 crore in FDI commitments. The single largest named commitment came from Anant Raj Limited, which signed a ₹20,000 crore MoU for data centre infrastructure, expected to create around 6,000 jobs and add 307 MW of IT capacity by fiscal year 2032.

Verified Upcoming Industrial Projects in Haryana

The table below lists specific, sourced project announcements, updated as new verified information becomes available.

Announcement Date	Project / Company	Location	Development Type	Stage	Source
Jun 1, 2026	Anant Raj Limited — data centre	Haryana (statewide MoU)	Data centre / IT infrastructure	MoU signed	Policy launch coverage (Inc42, Elets eGov)
Jun 1, 2026	Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026	Statewide	Policy framework	Officially notified May 26, 2026	Haryana Dept. of Industries and Commerce
~Jun 2026	Trontek Electronics Limited	Haryana (HSIIDC estate)	Electronics manufacturing	Land allotted	HSIIDC statement via Principal Secretary to CM
~Jun 2026	Paras Polymers	Haryana (HSIIDC estate)	Polymers/plastics manufacturing	Land allotted	HSIIDC statement via Principal Secretary to CM
~Jun 2026	Bollhoff Fastenings	Haryana (HSIIDC estate)	Auto-component/fastening systems	Land allotted	HSIIDC statement via Principal Secretary to CM
~Jun 2026	Orient Fashion Exporters	Haryana (HSIIDC estate)	Textiles/apparel export	Land allotted	HSIIDC statement via Principal Secretary to CM
~Jun 2026	Maccor Industries	Haryana (HSIIDC estate)	Specialised manufacturing	Land allotted	HSIIDC statement via Principal Secretary to CM
Mar 2, 2026	HSIIDC — 3 new industrial hubs	Near Pataudi & Farrukhnagar, Gurugram district	New industrial estate (1,800 acres, 12 villages)	Land acquisition via e-Bhoomi portal	HSIIDC announcement (reported by news.grihik.com)
Jun 1–Jul 2, 2026	HSIIDC statewide e-auction	IMT Kharkhoda, IMT Manesar Phase-V, IMT Faridabad, IGC Saha, Kundli, Rai, Narwana, Sirsa, Panchkula Ext-II	Industrial plot allotment	Registration closed Jun 22; bidding from Jul 2	HSIIDC e-auction portal
Under review (as of 2025–26)	Green hydrogen unit, 10,000 TPA	Refinery/petrochemical complex, Panipat	Green hydrogen production	Commissioning targeted Dec 2027	Environmental/project filing
Nov 2025–Nov 2026 (construction window)	Cement grinding unit, 6.0 million TPA	Sasroli & Jharli, Jhajjar	Cement/building materials	Environmental clearance under review	Environmental filing

📖 Read This Also: IMT Kharkhoda: Industrial Model Township, Haryana Several entries above sit within Sonipat district’s broader industrial corridor — this page covers IMT Kharkhoda’s own development in full detail.

New Industrial Estate Developments From HSIIDC

Beyond individual company investments, HSIIDC itself is actively expanding Haryana’s industrial estate footprint. The Pataudi-Farrukhnagar hub, announced in March 2026, adds roughly 1,800 acres across three clusters using the state’s e-Bhoomi portal, which lets landowners sell directly to the government without intermediaries.

Separately, HSIIDC’s June 2026 e-auction opened plot bidding across nine estates statewide, including IMT Kharkhoda, IMT Manesar, and IMT Faridabad, reflecting continued government-led land allotment activity alongside private-sector MoUs.

The state’s Empowered Executive Committee has also approved smaller land allotments, including more than 36 acres across the Sohna, Bawal, Barhi, and Dhatheda estates, signalling that expansion activity isn’t limited to headline-grabbing announcements alone.

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What Do These Projects Mean for Industrial Land Demand?

Statewide policy pushes and named MoUs generally translate into rising demand for industrial land near the announced locations, though not immediately or uniformly. A ₹20,000 crore data centre commitment or a batch of HSIIDC allotments signals confidence in Haryana’s industrial ecosystem broadly, which tends to support land values across multiple corridors, not just the specific announced site.

That said, the effect is strongest closest to where actual construction begins. An MoU signed today doesn’t move land prices near a distant estate immediately; a confirmed allotment with a construction timeline generally has a more direct, localised effect. Investors should treat statewide policy news as a macro signal and location-specific allotments as the more actionable data point.

How to Verify a Project Before Acting on It

Before treating any announcement as investment-grade information, verify its actual stage. Check whether a project has only signed an MoU, received land allotment, started construction, or reached commissioning, since each stage carries very different certainty.

Cross-check the announcement against HSIIDC’s own notifications or the relevant company’s own statements where possible, rather than relying solely on a single news report. For projects still under environmental clearance review, that status can change, delay, or occasionally not proceed at all.

Which of These Projects Sit Closest to Sonipat and Kharkhoda?

Among the entries above, the HSIIDC e-auction directly includes IMT Kharkhoda, Rai, and Kundli, all inside Sonipat district’s industrial corridor. The statewide Make in Haryana policy and its named MoUs, including Anant Raj’s data centre commitment, apply broadly across the state rather than to Sonipat specifically.

For Sonipat-district readers specifically, IMT Kharkhoda’s own reported land expansion, alongside Maruti Suzuki’s continued plant scaling, remains the most directly relevant ongoing development to track alongside this statewide list.

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RS Group Realty’s Role in Tracking Haryana’s Industrial Pipeline

RS Group Realty monitors Haryana’s industrial policy and project announcements specifically for their impact on the Sonipat and Rohtak-Jhajjar corridors where the company operates. This tracker exists to give buyers a genuine, sourced picture of statewide momentum, not to inflate expectations around any single announcement.

For investors and business owners, the practical takeaway is straightforward: statewide policy momentum is real and worth watching, but the specific projects closest to your target corridor, verified against their actual current stage, matter more than the headline numbers alone.

Haryana’s industrial pipeline will keep evolving through 2026 and beyond. This tracker will be updated as new, sourced announcements emerge, so the entries above reflect the most recent verification pass, not a fixed, one-time snapshot.

Frequently Asked Questions About Upcoming Industrial Projects in Haryana

Q1. What is the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026? It’s Haryana’s new statewide industrial framework, launched June 1, 2026, targeting ₹5 lakh crore in investment and 10 lakh jobs over five years, alongside nine sector-specific policies.

Q2. What is the biggest upcoming industrial project in Haryana right now? The largest single named commitment is Anant Raj Limited’s ₹20,000 crore data centre MoU, signed as part of the Make in Haryana policy launch on June 1, 2026.

Q3. Is this project tracker actually verified? Every entry includes a specific announcement date, location, and source, ranging from official government notifications to reported statements and regulatory filings, with its verification stage stated explicitly.

Q4. How often is this Haryana industrial tracker updated? It’s updated as new, sourced announcements become available, rather than on a fixed schedule; the “last updated” date at the top reflects the most recent verification pass.

Q5. Does signing an MoU mean a project is guaranteed to happen? No. An MoU signals intent, not a completed commitment. Land allotment, construction start, and commissioning are separate, later stages, and not every MoU converts into an operating facility.

Verifying and Using This Tracker

Q6. What new industrial estates is HSIIDC building in 2026? HSIIDC announced plans in March 2026 for three new industrial hubs totalling roughly 1,800 acres near Pataudi and Farrukhnagar in Gurugram district, alongside a statewide plot e-auction across nine existing estates.

Q7. Which of these upcoming projects are near Sonipat and Kharkhoda? The HSIIDC e-auction directly includes IMT Kharkhoda, Rai, and Kundli; most other listed entries, including the statewide policy and named MoUs, apply broadly across Haryana rather than to Sonipat specifically.

Q8. How can I verify a Haryana industrial project announcement myself? Check HSIIDC’s own notifications and announcements, cross-reference against multiple independent news sources, and confirm the project’s actual current stage rather than relying on a single report.

Q9. Where can I find official sources for Haryana’s industrial announcements? HSIIDC’s own announcements page and the Haryana Department of Industries and Commerce are the primary official sources; this tracker cites the specific source for each individual entry.

Q10. Should I make an investment decision based on a single project announcement? Treat any single announcement as one data point, not a guarantee. Verify its stage, cross-check its source, and weigh it alongside the broader, location-specific picture before acting.