Govt Approves 17 Electronics Projects Under PLI Scheme Worth ₹7,172 Crore

The Indian government has approved 17 new projects under the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for electronics components manufacturing, totalling an investment of ₹7,172 crore.  

These projects span across various states including the first ever from Jammu and Kashmir, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing and strengthen India's electronics value chain. 

PLI Scheme Approvals Boost Domestic Electronics Manufacturing 

On November 17, 2025, IT Secretary S Krishnan confirmed the approval of 17 out of 249 applications under the second tranche of the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme. The approved investment totals ₹7,172 crore, demonstrating the government's commitment to building a robust local manufacturing ecosystem in electronics.  

This move is part of India's strategy to attract investments from global companies while empowering Indian enterprises to climb higher in the manufacturing value chain. 

Major Projects and Investments Announced 

Among the cleared proposals, large-scale projects include Aequs Consumer Products with ₹1,500 crore investment aiming for ₹7,669 crore in output. Other participants include Jabil Circuit India (₹957 crore), TE Connectivity India (₹612 crore), Uno Minda (₹264 crore), and Syrma Mobility (₹250 crore).  

Additional names like Secure Circuits, Micropack Pvt Ltd (₹54 crore), Zetchem (₹55 crore), and Meena Electrotech from Jammu and Kashmir (₹111 crore) round out the significant list of approved entities. 

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Strategic Focus on Quality and Local Value Chain Development 

Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighted that developing design teams, achieving six sigma quality, and strengthening the local supplier network are fundamental to long-term success. A national skilling framework for the electronics sector is also in the pipeline to support the growing demand for qualified professionals. 

Conclusion 

The government's latest tranche of electronics PLI approvals worth ₹7,172 crore reflects a focused push to elevate India’s participation in the global electronics supply chain. By investing in high-value component manufacturing and widening regional involvement, the initiative aims to make India a competitive electronics production destination. 

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