Date: 2025-12-17Category: Press ReleaseState: Union GovernmentCountry: India
NICDC in association with Ministry of Textiles conducts stakeholder consultation with master developers to collaborate under PPP mode for development of PM MITRA Parks
**Executive Summary**
NICDC, in association with the Ministry of Textiles, held a stakeholder consultation on December 17, 2023, to explore partnerships for the development of PM Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel (PM MITRA) Parks under the Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer (DBFOT) model. The focus was on engaging prospective Master Developers for three Greenfield parks proposed under PPP/DBFOT. The consultation aims to refine a market-aligned framework and ensure effective implementation.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **PM MITRA Parks Overview:**
* Parks are being developed under the DBFOT (PPP - Greenfield) model.
* Aims to establish large, integrated textile parks of a minimum 1,000 acres each.
* Inspired by the 5F vision (Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to Foreign).
* Expected to attract approximately ₹70,000 crore in investments and generate around 10 lakh employment opportunities.
* Seven PM MITRA Parks have been announced across multiple states, including Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra.
* **Consultation Focus:**
* Engaging prospective Master Developers for three Greenfield parks:
* Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh (1,000 acres): Strong multi-modal access.
* Kalaburagi, Karnataka (1,000 acres): Close to NH50 with connectivity to major regional hubs.
* Navsari, Gujarat (1,142 acres): Strategic connectivity to ports/logistics, road, rail, and airport access.
* DPRs amounting to approximately ₹5,567 crore have already been finalized across the 3 States proposed under the PPP mode.
* **NICDC and Ministry of Textiles Role:**
* Ministry of Textiles is the nodal ministry for the PM MITRA Scheme.
* NICDC is the Project Management Agency (PMA) providing end-to-end support.
* NICDC provides technical, financial, and programme management support for PM MITRA Parks.
* **Desired Outcomes:**
* Enable end-to-end value chain integration and globally benchmarked manufacturing ecosystems.
* Reduce logistics costs and enhance the global competitiveness of India's textile sector.
**Impact Analysis**
**Stakeholder: Master Developers (Domestic & International)**
* **Impact:** Opportunity to partner in the development of large-scale, integrated textile parks under the DBFOT model.
* **Action Required:** Actively participate in shaping the collaborative framework, provide constructive feedback, and bid for the Master Developer roles.
**Stakeholder: Ministry of Textiles**
* **Impact:** Successful implementation of the PM MITRA Scheme to strengthen the textile sector.
* **Action Required:** Continue refining the framework based on stakeholder feedback, ensure timely project development, and provide necessary support to the developers.
**Stakeholder: NICDC**
* **Impact:** Playing a crucial role in planning, implementing, and managing the PM MITRA Parks.
* **Action Required:** Provide end-to-end technical, financial, and programme management support, ensure quality and timelines are met, and facilitate collaboration with states, Master Developers, and investors.
**Stakeholder: Investors**
* **Impact:** Opportunity to invest in a globally competitive, integrated textile ecosystem.
* **Action Required:** Evaluate investment opportunities in the PM MITRA Parks and contribute to the development of a strong textile industry.
**Stakeholder: States (Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat)**
* **Impact:** Development of world-class industrial infrastructure, job creation, and economic growth.
* **Action Required:** Facilitate land acquisition, provide necessary approvals, and collaborate with NICDC and Master Developers for successful park development.
Key Entities Referenced
PM MITRA Parks: Pradhan Mantri Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel Parks, a scheme to create integrated textile regions
Ministry of Textiles: Primary ministry associated with the stakeholder consultation and the PM MITRA Parks scheme
NICDC: National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation, involved in the stakeholder consultation and serving as the Project Management Agency (PMA) for PM MITRA Parks
DBFOT: Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer model under which PM MITRA Parks are being established
Uttar Pradesh: One of the locations where a PM MITRA Park is proposed.
Ministry of Textiles
NICDC in association with Ministry of Textiles
conducts stakeholder consultation with master
developers to collaborate under PPP mode for
development of PM MITRA Parks
PM MITRA Parks anchored in 5F vision generating huge
investment interest
प्रव तथ: 17 DEC 2025 7:49PM by PIB Delhi
National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation (NICDC), in association with Ministry of Textiles,
conducted a stakeholder consultation meet to explore partnership opportunities for the development of PM
Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel (PM MITRA) Parks being established under the Design,
Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer (DBFOT) model. This consultation is part of an ongoing series of
market sounding engagements aimed at refining a robust, market-aligned framework to support timely and
effective implementation..
PM MITRA Parks under DBFOT (PPP – Greenfield)
The consultation meet specifically focused on engaging prospective Master Developers for three
Greenfield parks proposed under PPP/DBFOT:
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh (1,000 acres): Strong multi-modal access, including proximity to major
transport nodes.
Kalaburagi, Karnataka (1,000 acres): Site located close to NH50 with connectivity to major
regional hubs.
Navsari, Gujarat (1,142 acres): Strategic connectivity to ports/logistics; road, rail, and airport
access.
Key highlights from the consultation
In her address, Smt. Neelam Shami Rao, Secretary- Ministry of Textiles (MoT)shared her valuable
suggestions with the stakeholders and encouraged their active participation in shaping a strong,
collaborative framework for the successful development and implementation of PM MITRA Parks
Shri Rohit Kansal, Additional Secretary, MoT underscored the strategic intent of PM MITRA as a
transformational initiative, noting that they are being developed as large, integrated textile parks of a
minimum 1,000 acres each. He noted that DPRs amounting to approximately ₹5,567 crore have already
been finalized across the 3 States proposed under the PPP mode.
Shri Rajat Kumar Saini, CEO & MD, NICDC highlighted the 5F Vision of PM MITRA Parks and the
strong industry response to the PM MITRA initiative, with investor interest exceeding ₹20,054 crore in
the 3 states, driven largely by the composite textile segment. He outlined the Government’s focus onenabling globally competitive infrastructure, including plug-and-play industrial facilities, testing
laboratories, single-window clearances, integrated logistics, social infrastructure, and reliable grid-
connected clean power. He emphasised that PM MITRA Parks are designed to enable end-to-end value
chain integration and globally benchmarked manufacturing ecosystems.
Constructive stakeholder feedback and way forward
The consultation witnessed wide participation from prospective domestic & international master
developers and industry stakeholders. Discussions focused on utilities planning, including steam systems,
CETP/ZLD integration, modular plot development, and ensuring an ecosystem that supports both MSMEs
and large anchor units.
Shri Kansal noted that such consultations will be instrumental in identifying gaps, which can be
deliberated upon to develop a robust mechanism for the textile sector, while commending the Ministry of
Textiles’ efforts in strengthening the sector and improving livelihoods.
Shri Saini indicated that the exercise would support validation of market interest, refinement of the Master
Developer model, improved project structuring and bankability, early risk identification, infrastructure
phasing, investor attraction strategies, benchmarking with global best practices, and enhanced bid
readiness contributing to timely development and successful operationalisation of PM MITRA Parks.
Overall, the consultation reflected strong stakeholder confidence in the PM MITRA scheme. Participants
expressed optimism about its design and implementation approach, and the session benefited from
constructive feedback and actionable suggestions, which will help further refine the framework and
strengthen the way forward for successful delivery of PM MITRA Parks.
About PM MITRA PARKS
Seven PM MITRA (Pradhan Mantri Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel) Parks have been
announced across Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and
Maharashtra. Inspired by the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s 5F vision—Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to
Foreign, the parks aim to create fully integrated, large-scale textile ecosystems. Collectively, they are
expected to attract nearly ₹70,000 crore in investments. Each park is projected to generate around 10 lakh
employment opportunities. Each park will house the entire textile value chain at a single location, from
spinning and weaving to processing, dyeing, printing, and garment manufacturing. Equipped with world-class industrial infrastructure, PM MITRA Parks will enable adoption of cutting-edge technologies, boost
FDI and domestic investment, and significantly reduce logistics costs, enhancing the global
competitiveness of India’s textile sector.
About NICDC
National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited (NICDC), under Department for
Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, is mandated to
develop world-class Greenfield Industrial Smart Cities that enhance manufacturing competitiveness,
attract investment and generate employment. NICDC is implementing 20 projects across 13 states and
digital initiatives such as ULIP, LDB and IILB, supporting India’s industrial and logistics transformation.
Ministry of Textiles is the nodal ministry for PM MITRA Scheme, with NICDC serving as the Project
Management Agency (PMA). NICDC brings its experience from planning and implementing industrial
smart cities under the National Industrial Corridor Development Programme, and provides end-to-end
technical, financial and programme management support for PM MITRA Parks. This includes DPR and
master plan review, PPP structuring under the DBFOT framework, bid process management, monitoring
of quality and timelines, and facilitation with States, Master Developers and investors.
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