Telecom equipment manufacturer HFCL Limited said it has received an approval to avail incentive up to Rs 652.79 crore as part of government's PLI scheme, as the country kicks off the 5G era.
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The scheme is crucial to strengthen the value chain of multiple verticals of 5G equipment. For these, India mainly depends on imports
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The government is considering proposals to extend Rs 35,000 crore PLI scheme to different sectors such as leather, bicycle, some vaccine materials, and certain telecom products with an aim to boost domestic manufacturing and create jobs, an official said. PLI (production linked incentive) benefits are also being considered for toys, some chemicals and shipping containers. The proposals are at discussion stage. Inter-ministerial talks are going on to extend PLI benefits to all these different sectors as there has been demand from industry and certain departments, the official said. The government has already rolled out the scheme with an outlay of about Rs 2 lakh crore for as many as 14 sectors, including automobiles and auto components, white goods, pharma, textiles, food products, high efficiency solar PV modules, advance chemistry cell and speciality steel. The official said there are some savings from this Rs 2 lakh crore which could be considered for other sectors, and is under
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An engineering sector's body of MSMEs has demanded from the government to announce a production linked incentive scheme (PLI) for the industry to boost domestic manufacturing, exports and job creation. In a communication to the commerce ministry, Ludhiana-based Hand Tools Association said that the sector provides employment to 7.25 workers for every Rs 1-crore sale per year on an average as compared to the job creation ratio of 4.75 in bicycle industry and 5-6 in textiles. Exports of hand tools industry is about Rs 3,200 crore annually. The association's President S C Ralhan said that the Indian hand tools industry has a long way to go in order to realise its full potential and it holds huge possibilities. But the main challenge is rapid modernisation, he added. "The total hand tools industry globally is Rs 30,000 crore and there is aggregate potential for modernisation and growth. Thus we request that the government should prioritise the industry and also bring it under the PLI .
Production-linked incentive schemes should also focus on companies providing packaging materials and other services in addition to manufacturers of branded pharmaceutical items to reduce import dependence, according to Bharat Biotech Executive Director Sai Prasad. He also emphasised on shifting the focus towards innovative pharmaceuticals products in order to enhance the margins for industry players. "We already have policies like production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes and research-based schemes and these policies are going to be very helpful for the sector... It is our view that such policies should also focus on companies which provide goods and services to the pharma industry," Prasad told PTI in an interaction. The incentives also need to be given to single-use consumer companies, raw material packaging firms and other service providers in the pharmaceutical supply chain, he added. "If the ecosystem is strong only then the branded companies could be strong," Prasad said. He
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