Centre Clears First Set Of Projects Under Electronics Parts Scheme; Seven Firms To Invest Rs 5,532 Crore

📊Executive Summary
The Indian government has approved the first set of projects under the Electronic Components Manufacturing Scheme, with an investment of Rs 5,532 crore aimed at localizing production of critical components such as PCBs, camera modules, and laminates. This initiative is expected to create over 5,000 jobs and significantly reduce import bills by approximately Rs 18,000 crore annually. Key players involved include Kaynes Technology, SRF, Syrma Group, and Ascent Circuits, with projects spread across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh. The projects aim to meet substantial portions of India's domestic demand for PCBs and camera modules, positioning India closer to self-sufficiency in electronics manufacturing....
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