REPP 2024 reimburses exporters for product testing, certification, freight, technology acquisition, e-commerce platform fees and export credit insurance. Most of the benefits carry conditions that are not obvious from the headline percentages. This page sets out both.
| Operative period | From the date of notification to 31 March 2029 |
| Administering department | Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Rajasthan — Export Promotion & ODOP Cell, and the Rajasthan Export Promotion Council |
| Sanctioning authority | State Level Task Force Committee, headed by the Commissioner, Industries & Commerce. May delegate to the District Level Task Force Committee headed by the General Manager, DICC, depending on the quantum and nature of the incentive. |
| Who it covers | Manufacturer exporters, merchant exporters and service exporters — holding an IEC and an RCMC |
| Headline benefits | 75% on product testing · 50% on documentation and certification · 25% on export freight · 75% on technology acquisition up to ₹50 lakh |
| Last verified | DATE against the policy document published by the Department of Industries & Commerce |
| Component | Rate | Ceiling | Frequency | Conditions that matter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marketing assistance — international trade fairs, exhibitions and buyer-seller meets | 75% | ₹3 lakh | Once in two years | Participation is allowed once every two years, not annually. The event must be an approved one, notified by the department. |
| Export documentation, certification, quality testing and compliance | 50% | ₹5 lakh per unit per annum | Annual | Covers quality and management system certifications alongside documentation cost. |
| Product testing | 75% | ₹20,000 per shipment; ₹3 lakh per financial year | Per shipment, within an annual cap | Includes the cost of sending samples for new orders or new markets. |
| Technology acquisition | 75% | ₹50 lakh | Per unit | Technology must be acquired from premier national or international institutes, or from patented, domestic or foreign companies. Applies to the MSME manufacturing sector. |
| Freight / logistics subsidy | 25% | ₹25 lakh per exporting unit per annum | Annual | Only for goods sent through State ICDs and/or the air cargo complex. MSME eligibility limited to first-time exporters. Unit must be registered in Rajasthan. |
| E-commerce export support | 75% | ₹2 lakh per unit | Maximum of two years | Covers registration, referral, closing, shipping and subscription fees charged by export e-commerce platforms. It is a two-year window, not a recurring annual benefit. |
| Export credit insurance | Up to 50% | ₹2 lakh per annum per unit | Annual | Reimbursement of premium paid to ECGC. Available to MSME exporters. |
Assume an MSME textile unit in Bhilwara, registered in Rajasthan, holding IEC and RCMC from the Textiles Export Promotion Council, exporting for the first time and shipping through the Bhilwara ICD.
| Head | Spend in the year | Rate and cap | Claim |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product testing — 8 shipments at ₹35,000 each | ₹2,80,000 | 75%, capped ₹20,000 per shipment | ₹1,60,000 |
| ISO and product certification, plus export documentation | ₹7,00,000 | 50%, capped ₹5,00,000 | ₹3,50,000 |
| Export freight via Bhilwara ICD | ₹42,00,000 | 25%, capped ₹25,00,000 | ₹10,50,000 |
| One international trade fair | ₹5,00,000 | 75%, capped ₹3,00,000 | ₹3,00,000 |
| ECGC premium | ₹3,20,000 | 50%, capped ₹2,00,000 | ₹1,60,000 |
| Total claimable, year one | ₹20,20,000 |
Two things about this example. The freight line is more than half the total, and it depends entirely on first-time-exporter status and on shipping through a State ICD — remove either condition and the ₹20.20 lakh becomes ₹9.70 lakh. And the trade fair claim cannot repeat next year; the next eligible participation is FY 2028-29.
The arithmetic is straightforward. Knowing which conditions your unit actually satisfies is the part worth getting right before you spend.
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Applications are processed by the Department of Industries & Commerce, with sanction by the State Level Task Force Committee or, where delegated, the District Level Task Force Committee at the DICC.
The policy provides that detailed terms of reference and operational guidelines are issued separately. Procedural detail — filing windows, formats and query timelines — should therefore be confirmed against the current guidelines and with your District Industries & Commerce Centre before you file.
REPP 2024 does not itself provide capital investment subsidy or interest subvention. Those come through RIPS 2024 or the Rajasthan MSME Policy, and the export policy explicitly directs exporting units to avail them there. In practice a manufacturing exporter is usually running two claims in parallel, not one.
The policy also carries an explicit caution against duplication — the same benefit should not be claimed under both a State and a Central scheme. Where a claim is later found to duplicate, the risk is not just rejection of the second claim but reversal of the first.
Yes — the policy covers manufacturer, merchant and service exporters, subject to IEC and RCMC.
No. The subsidy applies to goods sent through State ICDs or the air cargo complex.
A unit exporting for the first time after the launch of the policy. Existing manufacturers not previously availing RIPS may qualify on that basis.
No. Participation under this assistance is allowed once in two years.
₹50 lakh.
Yes. The policy defines an exporter as holding both.
They cover different heads, but the same expense cannot be claimed twice.
The policy runs to 31 March 2029, but claims are period-bound within it.
Source: Rajasthan Export Promotion Policy 2024, Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Rajasthan. Last verified DATE by CA Mukesh Goyal, FCA.