Comprehensive guidance for filing IEM Part A for your industrial undertaking. Ensure compliance and unlock government benefits for your manufacturing business.
Required for non-MSME manufacturing units with investment above threshold limits
Simplified digital filing through the DPIIT portal with immediate acknowledgment
Official acknowledgment of your industrial undertaking by the Government of India
The Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum (IEM) is a declaration filed by industrial undertakings with the Government of India for establishing or expanding manufacturing facilities.
IEM Part A is the first stage of filing an Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum, which is submitted before commencement of commercial production. It serves as an information mechanism for the government to monitor industrial development.
Under the current industrial policy, industrial undertakings are exempt from obtaining an industrial license for most industries, except for a short list of industries that require licensing for security, strategic, or environmental reasons.
Instead of licensing, entrepreneurs are required to file an IEM with the Secretariat for Industrial Assistance (SIA) in the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).
Filing an Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum Part A offers numerous advantages for businesses looking to establish or expand their manufacturing operations in India.
Ensures compliance with industrial regulations in India, preventing potential legal issues and penalties. Establishes your business as a legitimate industrial undertaking recognized by the government.
Enables access to various government incentives, subsidies, and schemes designed for industrial development. Many state and central government benefits require IEM acknowledgment as a prerequisite.
Having an IEM acknowledgment simplifies the process of obtaining various other regulatory approvals and clearances from different government departments and agencies, streamlining your business setup.
Banks and financial institutions often require IEM acknowledgment for processing industrial loans and credit facilities. It serves as proof of government recognition of your industrial venture.
IEM registration enhances your company's credibility in international markets. It demonstrates that your business operates in compliance with Indian industrial regulations, which can be valuable for export activities.
IEM filing facilitates business expansion by providing a structured framework for reporting production capacity increases and diversification plans to the government, supporting your growth strategy.
A step-by-step guide to filing your Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum Part A with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.
Determine if your industrial undertaking requires IEM filing based on investment size and industry sector. Generally, non-MSME manufacturing units need to file IEM.
Gather required documents including company registration, project details, investment plans, land documents, and other supporting information.
Register on the DPIIT portal and create your business profile with accurate company details and contact information.
Complete the IEM Part A form with details about proposed manufacturing activity, location, investment, employment generation, and production capacity.
Sign the completed form using a valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of an authorized signatory of the company.
Submit the form online and receive an immediate acknowledgment with a unique IEM registration number for future reference.
Ensure you have all the necessary documents ready before starting the IEM Part A filing process.