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DPIIT Partners with 50 Firms to Support Manufacturing Innovation

Written by: Team Angel OneUpdated on: 10 Nov 2025, 6:57 pm IST
DPIIT has signed over 50 agreements with companies like ITC, Flipkart, and Mercedes-Benz to support manufacturing startups through shared incubator facilities.
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The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has signed over 50 agreements with various companies to build support systems for manufacturing startups. Firms such as ITC, Flipkart, Mercedes-Benz, boAT, Hero Moto, and HDFC Capital Advisors are part of this initiative. This focuses on improving access to infrastructure and partnerships between large companies and smaller manufacturing startups.

Outreach to Industry Players

The department has been engaging with corporates, industry associations, and startup founders to promote the idea of manufacturing incubators. These incubators are meant to provide space, machinery, and technical facilities for startups that often struggle with high setup costs.

List of Companies

So far, more than 50 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) have been signed. Participating companies include Zepto, Kotak Mahindra BankYes BankPaytm, Walmart, and Ather Energy. The goal is to bring together companies from different sectors to support early-stage manufacturing businesses.

Function of Manufacturing Incubators

Manufacturing incubators provide shared pilot plants, design labs, test beds, and prototyping units that help startups produce and refine their products. These facilities allow smaller companies to use production setups without investing heavily in equipment. The model also helps them move from design to limited production faster.

Support and Accessibility

The incubators will serve as a link between startups and established industries, offering access to production units, design support, and market connections. They can be set up by corporations, research institutions, or universities. Reports indicate the idea is to make manufacturing resources more accessible to new businesses that lack the capital to build their own infrastructure.

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Conclusion

DPIIT’s collaboration with over 50 firms is part of a plan to create an organised support network for manufacturing startups. This focuses on improving access to shared facilities and technical resources across the startup ecosystem.

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Published on: Nov 10, 2025, 1:27 PM IST

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