India’s ₹62,500-crore phone manufacturing scheme targets component localisation
India is proposing 2.25–5% sales-linked incentives, plus domestic sourcing and R&D bonuses, to move mobile manufacturing beyond handset assembly and build a local components supply chain.
India’s new ₹62,500-crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme aims to deepen component localisation beyond handset assembly, offering 2.25-5% sales incentives plus bonuses for domestic sourcing and R&D. The policy seeks to cut import dependence and build a supplier ecosystem alongside semiconductor investment.
Why this matters
No related recent signals are listed. The proposal indicates India’s mobile manufacturing sector is shifting policy support from handset assembly toward local components, sourcing and R&D.
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