**Executive Summary**
The Government of India has disbursed ₹15,554 crore in electronics and ₹2,377.56 crore in automobile sector incentives under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes. As of December 31, 2025, the 14 PLI sectors have attracted over ₹2.16 lakh crore in cumulative investments and generated more than 14.39 lakh jobs. The schemes aim to enhance domestic manufacturing capacity, boost exports, and reduce import dependence.
**Key Points / Main Content**
**Financial Disbursements and Sectoral Performance**
* **Electronics Sector:** Under the Large Scale Electronics Manufacturing & IT Hardware 2.0 schemes, ₹15,554 crore in incentives have been disbursed.
* **Automobile Sector:** Incentives worth ₹2,377.56 crore have been disbursed to the Automobiles & Auto Components sector.
* **Incremental Production:** In the current financial year up to December 2025, the electronics sector reported ₹2,45,375 crore in incremental production (59 companies), while the automobile sector reported ₹13,126 crore (72 companies).
* **Total Scheme Impact:** Across all 14 sectors, the schemes have generated cumulative production/sales of ₹20.41 lakh crore and exports exceeding ₹8.3 lakh crore.
**Supportive Industrial Initiatives**
* **Supply Chain Resilience:** Implementation of the Semicon India Programme to develop a domestic semiconductor ecosystem and the National Critical Mineral Mission to secure mineral availability.
* **Component Manufacturing:** Schemes such as ECMS, SPECS, and M-SIPS are active to promote cluster-based ecosystems for electronic components.
* **Logistics and Infrastructure:** Utilization of PM Gati Shakti for coordinated infrastructure planning and the National Logistics Policy to reduce logistics costs and improve transit efficiency.
* **Strategic Materials:** Promotion of the "Scheme to Promote Manufacturing of Sintered Rare Earth Permanent Magnets" to enhance self-reliance in the global market.
**Impact Analysis**
**Manufacturing Companies (Electronics & Automobiles)**
**Impact**
Participating firms receive significant financial incentives based on incremental production and sales. They benefit from a strengthened domestic supply chain and improved logistics infrastructure.
**Action Required**
Companies must continue to meet production and investment targets while reporting performance data to remain eligible for disbursements.
**The Indian Workforce**
**Impact**
The schemes have directly and indirectly led to the creation of over 14.39 lakh jobs across various manufacturing sectors.
**Action Required**
No specific action is required, though the workforce is expected to integrate into the expanding domestic manufacturing ecosystem.
**The Government of India (Ministry of Commerce & Industry)**
**Impact**
The government is achieving its strategic goals of reducing import dependence, increasing global export competitiveness, and attracting large-scale investments.
**Action Required**
The Ministry must continue monitoring the implementation of the 14 PLI sectors and coordinate supplementary initiatives like the National Logistics Policy to sustain growth.
Key Entities Referenced
Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes: Government initiative implemented across 14 sectors to enhance domestic manufacturing, attract investment, and promote exports.
Ministry of Commerce & Industry: The primary government body responsible for the implementation and reporting of the PLI schemes and related industrial initiatives.
Semicon India Programme: A national program aimed at developing a domestic semiconductor ecosystem to reduce import dependence.
PM Gati Shakti: An initiative for coordinated infrastructure planning and multimodal connectivity to improve supply chain efficiency.
National Logistics Policy: A policy focused on process optimization and reducing logistics costs to enhance the competitiveness of Indian supply chains.
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
PLI Scheme disburses ₹15,554 crore in
electronics and ₹2,377.56 crore in automobile
sector incentives
Posted On: 27 MAR 2026 4:42PM by PIB Delhi
The Government has implemented Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes across 14 sectors to
enhance domestic manufacturing, attract investment, promote exports and generate employment in the
country. As on 31st December, 2025, the schemes have attracted cumulative investments of over ₹2.16
lakh crore, generated cumulative production/sales of over ₹20.41 lakh crore and exports of over ₹8.3 lakh
crore, while creating employment for more than 14.39 lakh persons (direct and indirect) across the 14
sectors.
i. Under the Electronics Sector (Large Scale Electronics Manufacturing & IT Hardware 2.0),
about ₹15,554 Crores of incentives have been disbursed.
ii. Under the Automobiles & Auto Components Sector, about ₹2377.56 Crores of incentives
have been disbursed.
Domestic Manufacturing capacity in Electronics & Automobiles Sector:
i. Under the Electronics Sector (Large Scale Electronics Manufacturing & IT Hardware 2.0), an
incremental production of about ₹2,45,375 crore has been reported in this financial year till
December 2025 by 59 companies.
ii. Under the Automobile & Auto Components sector, an incremental production of about 13,126
crore has been reported in this financial year till December 2025 by 72 companies.
iii. Overall, the PLI schemes have attracted investments of over ₹2.16 lakh crore. It has generated
incremental production worth about ₹4,20,581 crore in this financial year up to December
2025. Since their inception, the schemes have led to cumulative production/sales of over
₹20.41 lakh crore across 14 sectors.
In addition to PLI Schemes being implemented which have the objective to strengthen domestic
manufacturing, reducing import dependence, and enhancing supply chain resilience in the country,
Government has taken initiatives such as:
i. Implementation of the Semicon India Programme which aims to develop a domestic
semiconductor ecosystem, reducing dependence on imports in a highly concentrated global
supply chain;
ii. Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), SPECS, EMC and M-SIPS, which
promote domestic manufacturing of electronic components and creation of cluster-based
ecosystems, thereby strengthening the electronics supply chain;
iii. PM Gati Shakti – which enables coordinated infrastructure planning and multimodal
connectivity, reducing logistics costs and transit time, and improving supply chain efficiency;
iv. National Logistics Policy which focuses on process optimization, digitalization, and reduction
in logistics costs, thereby enhancing reliability and competitiveness of supply chains;v. Scheme to Promote Manufacturing of Sintered Rare Earth Permanent Magnets to enhance
self-reliance and position of India as a key player in the global REPM market.
vi. National Critical Mineral Mission securing India's critical mineral supply chain by ensuring
mineral availability from domestic and foreign sources.
This information was given by the Minister of State for Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Shri Jitin
Prasada, in Rajya Sabha today.
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Abhishek Dayal/ Garima Singh/ Ishita Biswas
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