Andhra Pradesh approved a $600 million incentive scheme on Friday to boost local electronics component manufacturing. This State-level initiative follows the Indian Central Government’s recent approval of a ₹229.19 billion ($2.62 billion) plan aimed at strengthening electronics manufacturing across the country, highlighting India’s push to expand its domestic tech production capabilities. India’s Southern State of Andhra Pradesh on Friday approved a draft scheme offering $600 million in incentives to boost local manufacturing of electronic components. In March this year, India’s Federal Government approved a similar plan worth a larger 229.19 billion rupees ($2.62 billion) to boost electronic components manufacturing in the country. New Delhi and several States have been seeking investments from electronic components makers and offering subsidies as the country looks to bolster domestic supply and reduce dependence on China.
India’s electronics production has more than doubled in the last six years to $115 billion in 2024, led by growth in mobile manufacturing by global firms such as Apple and Samsung. It is now the world’s fourth-largest smart phone supplier. The country aims to more than quadruple that to $500 billion by fiscal 2030, including production of components worth $150 billion, according to the Government’s top policy think tank Niti Aayog. Electronic components firms looking to set up factories in Andhra Pradesh will be offered land at a discount of 75%, the State said, adding that they would not have to pay taxes on electricity consumption for the first six years. The State also plans to offer a 50% capital subsidy to the first 10 firms willing to invest 2.5 billion rupees over five years, or match the subsidy amount New Delhi offers to the investing company, the State said in its draft policy. Electronics maker Syrma SGS has applied for the incentive scheme, the Andhra Pradesh Government said.
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