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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Home bred contract manufacturer Dixon<\/a> Technologies will be participating in the revised production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware<\/a>, and local peer Optiemus Electronics is ‘actively considering’ opportunities, while US major HP is evaluating details of the program aimed at making India a hub for manufacturing.

“We at Dixon would be looking at making an investment of Rs 250 crore that is required as part of the scheme, and maybe even more, over a period of six years,” said Sunil Vachani, CMD, Dixon Technologies.

He added that IT hardware is a large import category with the value of inbound shipments touching $6 billion annually. The revised scheme will help in substituting imports and make sure whatever sold in India is made in India.

The union cabinet Wednesday approved a budgetary outlay of Rs 17,000 crore for the IT hardware
PLI 2.0<\/a>, up from Rs 7,350 crore in the previous version of the scheme, for a period of six years.The previous version of the scheme, announced in 2021, had failed to take off with only Dell<\/a>, Bhagwati (Micromax<\/a>), and Dixon Technologies were able to meet the first year (FY22) targets.

The revised scheme now outlays an incentive of 5% - compared with around 2% in the initial plan - for meeting incremental production and investment targets, along with optional additional incentive for localisation.

“The budget outlay has been increased, the scheme focuses on value addition, and a new hybrid category is there as part of the scheme which will allow any domestic company who wants to invest in larger numbers and do larger volumes,” Vachani said.

Global PC brand HP said it has been engaging with the government ahead of the announcement and has had a long history of manufacturing in India.

“We are currently evaluating details of the programme along with its potential benefits to HP and its customers,” HP India said in a statement.

A. Gururaj, managing director of homegrown contract manufacturer Optiemus, which is already making IT hardware for brands under the current PLI scheme, said the company will be “actively considering and evaluating their options to participate in this new phase of growth in electronics manufacturing.”

Ali Akhtar Jafri, director general, Manufacturing Association For Information Technology (MAIT), added that the industry body is confident that the revised PLI scheme will boost manufacturing in India to both meet domestic demand and also boost export as has been achieved in the case of the mobile phone PLI.

Another industry body, India Cellular and Electronics Association (
ICEA<\/a>), estimates the IT hardware industry including both global and domestic companies, catalysed by the revised scheme, is targeted to reach a production of $24 billion by 2025-26, with exports anticipated to be in the range of $12-17 billion in the same period.
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惠普,Optiemus评估后选择硬件PLI方案2.0

“我们在迪克森看所需投资250卢比作为该计划的一部分,甚至更多,在一段时间的六年里,“说苏尼尔Vachani, CMD,迪克森技术。

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新德里:家庭饲养合同制造商迪克森技术将参与修订根据激励(PLI)方案它的硬件,当地同行Optiemus电子是“积极考虑”的机会,而美国主要惠普正在评估该计划的细节,旨在使印度制造业的中心。

“我们在迪克森看所需投资250卢比作为该计划的一部分,甚至更多,在一段时间的六年里,“说苏尼尔Vachani, CMD,迪克森技术。

他补充说,它的硬件是一个大型的进口与入站出口动人的每年60亿美元的价值。修订后的计划将帮助替代进口,并确保无论在印度销售的是印度制造的。

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联合内阁周三通过了一项预算支出17000卢比的硬件PLI 2.0从7350卢比的先前版本计划,一段六年。前一版本的计划,在2021年宣布,未能只有起飞戴尔巴格沃蒂(Micromax),和迪克森技术能够满足(FY22)第一年的目标。

修改后的方案现在激励支出的5%——相比之下,约2%在最初的计划——满足增量生产和投资目标,以及可选的额外激励本地化。

“预算支出增加,该计划侧重于价值,和一个新的混合类别作为方案的一部分,这将允许任何国内公司想投资的人更多,做大卷,“Vachani说。

全球个人电脑品牌惠普表示,它已经与政府宣布之前,制造业在印度有悠久的历史。

“我们正在评估项目的细节以及惠普和它的客户的潜在好处,”惠普印度在一份声明中说。

董事总经理a Gururaj本土Optiemus合同制造商,已经使其硬件品牌在当前PLI方案,表示,该公司将“积极考虑和评估他们的选择参与这个电子制造业增长的新阶段。”

阿里Akhtar Jafri)、总干事、制造信息技术协会(MAIT)补充说,行业组织相信修订PLI计划将提振制造业在印度也满足国内需求和促进出口的情况下取得手机照明灯具。

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另一个行业组织,印度细胞和电子协会(工商东亚),估计它硬件行业包括全球和国内公司,催化了修改后的计划,目标是到2025年将达到240亿美元的生产——26日,出口预期在12 - 17美元的范围。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Home bred contract manufacturer Dixon<\/a> Technologies will be participating in the revised production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware<\/a>, and local peer Optiemus Electronics is ‘actively considering’ opportunities, while US major HP is evaluating details of the program aimed at making India a hub for manufacturing.

“We at Dixon would be looking at making an investment of Rs 250 crore that is required as part of the scheme, and maybe even more, over a period of six years,” said Sunil Vachani, CMD, Dixon Technologies.

He added that IT hardware is a large import category with the value of inbound shipments touching $6 billion annually. The revised scheme will help in substituting imports and make sure whatever sold in India is made in India.

The union cabinet Wednesday approved a budgetary outlay of Rs 17,000 crore for the IT hardware
PLI 2.0<\/a>, up from Rs 7,350 crore in the previous version of the scheme, for a period of six years.The previous version of the scheme, announced in 2021, had failed to take off with only Dell<\/a>, Bhagwati (Micromax<\/a>), and Dixon Technologies were able to meet the first year (FY22) targets.

The revised scheme now outlays an incentive of 5% - compared with around 2% in the initial plan - for meeting incremental production and investment targets, along with optional additional incentive for localisation.

“The budget outlay has been increased, the scheme focuses on value addition, and a new hybrid category is there as part of the scheme which will allow any domestic company who wants to invest in larger numbers and do larger volumes,” Vachani said.

Global PC brand HP said it has been engaging with the government ahead of the announcement and has had a long history of manufacturing in India.

“We are currently evaluating details of the programme along with its potential benefits to HP and its customers,” HP India said in a statement.

A. Gururaj, managing director of homegrown contract manufacturer Optiemus, which is already making IT hardware for brands under the current PLI scheme, said the company will be “actively considering and evaluating their options to participate in this new phase of growth in electronics manufacturing.”

Ali Akhtar Jafri, director general, Manufacturing Association For Information Technology (MAIT), added that the industry body is confident that the revised PLI scheme will boost manufacturing in India to both meet domestic demand and also boost export as has been achieved in the case of the mobile phone PLI.

Another industry body, India Cellular and Electronics Association (
ICEA<\/a>), estimates the IT hardware industry including both global and domestic companies, catalysed by the revised scheme, is targeted to reach a production of $24 billion by 2025-26, with exports anticipated to be in the range of $12-17 billion in the same period.
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