Electronics Sector Anticipates Budget Boost for Make in India

Critical investments in infrastructure and technology will be pivotal for the growth of the electronics manufacturing sector. Tax incentives and streamlined regulatory processes are essential for sustaining sectoral health.

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For the Union Budget 2024-25, there is a strong sense of optimism within the electronics industry. The Government’s Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes have already demonstrated their potential, driving remarkable growth, attracting investments, and enhancing our manufacturing capabilities. We anticipate continued support in the upcoming budget. To elevate our industry to global standards, it is imperative to enhance support for exporting 'Made in India' products. As the budget approaches, we look forward to policies that reinforce domestic manufacturing, foster innovation, and enhance our global competitiveness. Sustained backing for the 'Make in India' initiative remains crucial to our trajectory.

Critical investments in infrastructure and technology will be pivotal for the growth of the electronics manufacturing sector. Tax incentives and streamlined regulatory processes are essential for sustaining sectoral health. Emphasizing self-reliance in advanced technologies will further bolster local manufacturing efforts. We await the budget with optimism, expecting policies that strengthen our foundation for growth, innovation, and sustainable practices in electronics manufacturing.

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