Under the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme, the Ministry of Electronics and IT has approved 22 new manufacturing proposals, opening the door to a huge investment of ₹41,863 crore and expected production of ₹2,58,152 crore. Along with Hindalco Industries and other companies like Motherson Electronic Components and ATL Battery Technology India, the top companies are Foxconn, Dixon Technologies, Tata Electronics, and Samsung Display Noida. Building on earlier permissions of ₹7,172 crore in November 2025 and ₹5,532 crore in October, these approvals represent the third tranche and provide 33,791 direct jobs across eight states.
At a briefing, Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw introduced the group, highlighting significant reforms, enabling policies, and quick implementation that are producing sector-wide results. In order to gain a competitive edge, he encouraged businesses to establish design teams and implement Six Sigma. Targeting mobile manufacturing, telecom, consumer electronics, automotive, and IT hardware, the projects include enclosures, PCBs, lithium-ion cells, camera modules, display modules, and supply chain components like aluminum extrusion and anode materials.
In order to reduce India’s reliance on imports of essential components and increase high-value skills, Apple’s ecosystem vendors predominate, with a number of them aiming to export to other locations. With ₹27,166 crore from three projects, enclosures take the lead, followed by PCBs with ₹7,377 crore from nine, and lithium-ion cells with ₹2,922 crore.
Key Players and State-Wise Spread:
Foxconn’s Yuzhan Technology India project in Tamil Nadu focuses on mobile phone enclosures, set to create over 16,200 jobs. Tata Electronics will also build enclosures in Tamil Nadu, adding 1,500 positions. Dixon Technologies enters via Kushan Q Tech Microelectronics India and Dixon Electroconnect for PCBs and related components. Samsung Display Noida joins for display modules, while Hindalco Industries tackles aluminium extrusion.
Epitome Components, Deki Electronics, TDK India, Signum Electronics, India Circuits, BPL Limited, Wipro Hydraulics, Vital Electronics, NPSPL Advanced Materials, AT&S India, Ascent-K Circuit, Amphenol High Speed Technology, Cipsa Tec India, and Shogini Technoarts are among the other companies that have received approval. In order to promote balanced growth, projects are dispersed among Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan.Serving cross-sector needs from smartphones to strategic electronics, the mix consists of three sub-assemblies like optical transceivers, three supply chain basics, and five raw components like PCBs and capacitors.
Government Targets Electronics Self-Reliance:
With the government hoping to take a bigger share of the worldwide electronics industry, India’s most recent approvals under the ECMS scheme represent a critical step in lowering reliance on imported components. According to official projections, these investments will not only increase domestic production but also establish Indian companies as important suppliers to global brands, potentially generating billions of dollars in exports. Leaders in the industry have applauded the idea, pointing to faster approvals and incentives as game-changers that will promote innovation in fields like improved PCBs and battery technology. These initiatives set the stage for long-term expansion, job development, and technological advancements along the value chain as the nation strives to rank among the top three centers for electronics production by 2030.
Boost to India’s Electronics Ambitions:
With ECMS supporting semiconductor drives and PLI programs, these clearances strengthen India’s efforts to compete with global supply chains. Production potential reaches ₹2.58 lakh crore, reducing imports and generating thousands of skilled jobs in high-tech areas. Vaishnaw urged the industry to concentrate on innovation, pointing out the scheme’s contribution to the transition from assembly to deep manufacturing.With Foxconn and Tata contributing, the tranche highlights Tamil Nadu’s prominence as an electronics hub while distributing benefits across the country. All things considered, it represents policy victories that attract industry titans like Foxconn and Samsung, setting up India for export-driven growth in mobile phones, electric vehicles, and other sectors.
