Centre Clears 17 New Electronics Component Projects Worth Rs 7,172 Crore, Expanding India’s Manufacturing Footprint
📊Executive Summary
The Indian government has approved 17 new electronics component projects under the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), with a total investment of Rs 7,172 crore. This initiative aims to enhance India's electronics manufacturing capabilities and create over 11,000 jobs. Notable projects include optical transceiver manufacturing by Jabil and precision oscillators by Rakon. The approvals span across nine states, indicating a strategic push for regional manufacturing distribution. The initiative is part of India's goal to scale electronics manufacturing to $500 billion by 2030-31, reflecting a significant investment in the electronics value chain....
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