Jaipur, December 4, 2025 — Rajasthan Industrial Investment Corporation (RIICO) will launch the seventh phase of its Direct Allotment Scheme from December 5, offering nearly 6,000 industrial and logistic plots across 108 industrial areas, including seven newly developed zones.
The scheme aims to fast-track the allotment of industrial land to investors who signed MoUs during the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit, held from December 9–11, 2024. The state government’s intent is to ensure that these entrepreneurs receive direct access to industrial land, enabling them to establish units in a shorter timeframe. In line with this objective, the Direct Allotment Scheme–2025 was launched in March 2025.
Inclusive Reservations and Fully Online Process
To ensure equitable access, the scheme reserves plots for SC/ST applicants, women entrepreneurs, ex-servicemen, persons with benchmark disabilities, and dependents of deceased personnel from the armed and paramilitary forces.
In the interest of transparency, the entire process — application, EMD submission, and all post-allotment services — has been made fully online via the RIICO portal.
If a plot receives a single application, it is allotted directly.
If multiple applications are received, allotment takes place through an e-lottery.
Growing Investor Interest
Investor participation in the scheme has continued to strengthen. Six phases have already been completed, and the seventh phase is set to commence on December 5.
Under the scheme, RIICO has so far provided industrial and logistic plots in 117 industrial areas, including 31 newly developed zones, specifically for MoU holders under Rising Rajasthan.
Investment and Employment Impact
So far, 1,070 investors have been allotted land worth nearly ₹1,877 crore under the scheme. The investments proposed through these MoUs amount to approximately ₹15,274 crore, expected to generate around 30,000 jobs, giving a significant push to the state’s economic growth.
Details of Seventh Phase
The seventh phase includes plots in 108 industrial areas, with seven new zones added:
Dhoonwala (Bhilwara)
Roondh Sokhari (Alwar)
Baroli (Dholpur)
Peepaloon (Bhilwara)
Kidimal (Bhilwara)
Sathana – General Zone (Beawar)
Kekri Extension (Ajmer)
In total, about 6,000 plots will be available for allotment.
Investors who executed MoUs under Rising Rajasthan until November 19 are eligible to apply. Applications can be submitted by depositing the EMD online through SSO IDs from December 5 to December 18, while the e-lottery will be conducted on December 23.
Government’s Priority: Quick Implementation of MoUs
RIICO Managing Director Shivangi Swarnkar stated that the government aims to ensure that the maximum number of MoUs are quickly implemented on the ground to generate employment. “The Direct Allotment Scheme is designed precisely to meet this goal,” she said.
