Government Reopens PLI Scheme Application Portal for Textiles Sector Till August 31

The Indian government has reopened the application portal for the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for the textiles sector, offering a fresh opportunity for eligible companies to participate. The portal will remain open until 31 August 2025, following multiple requests from industry stakeholders. The scheme aims to strengthen domestic manufacturing and boost exports in key textile segments.

Scope and Eligibility

The Ministry of Textiles stated that the PLI scheme covers man-made fibre (MMF) apparel, MMF fabrics, and products of technical textiles. Companies interested in these areas can now submit new applications under the scheme. Importantly, all previously notified terms and conditions will continue to apply to the fresh round of applicants. The ministry urged all eligible firms to take advantage of this limited reopening and file their submissions within the deadline.

Scheme Background and Objective

First approved in September 2021, the PLI scheme for textiles comes with a total outlay of ₹10,683 crore. It was launched to enhance India’s capabilities in producing high-value MMF and technical textile products while promoting export competitiveness. The portal has been reopened for fresh applications in the past as well, reflecting the government’s continued responsiveness to industry demand.

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Conclusion

With the portal now open until the end of August, the Ministry of Textiles is offering stakeholders a renewed chance to benefit from the ₹10,683 crore PLI scheme. Interested companies are encouraged to act promptly and contribute to India’s push for global leadership in the textiles sector.

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