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电信设备PLI:政府帮助选定的公司
电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw将在12月的第一周会见所有这些公司的印度首席执行官，包括诺基亚、三星、捷普(爱立信)和Tejas，以了解政府如何进一步支持他们。
新德里:政府将为在电信设备生产相关激励(PLI)计划下被选中的公司提供支持，以促进当地制造业生态系统的发展。
据了解细节的官员称电信部(DoT)正在联系所有42家根据该计划被选中的公司PLI方案解决他们面临的瓶颈。电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw将会见所有这些公司的印度首席执行官，包括诺基亚，三星，贾比尔(爱立信)和光辉战机，以便了解政府如何进一步支持他们。
近年来，政府一直在推动电信领域的自力更生，主要是出于国家安全方面的考虑。与中国的政治和军事对峙导致了中国公司，如华为而且中兴通讯实际上被排除在印度的5G部署之外。其他国家也被强加了苛刻的条件。
政府的决心可以从一个事实来衡量，即只有印度公司被允许参与国有的Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd.推出4G网络的招标。由塔塔咨询服务公司领导的财团将根据一项近2700亿卢比的协议建设网络。塔塔集团旗下的光辉将制造无线电设备，并将其投入网络。
政府还希望加快5G服务的推出，并将提供所有必要的支持，以加强当地设备的制造。诺基亚、捷普和光辉等公司在电信PLI计划下增加了超过50亿卢比的投资，以应对对5G设备日益增长的需求。
这些公司已经迁移到更新的PLI计划。
根据印度交通部的数据，42家公司，包括28家中小型企业，被选为最新的电信PLI计划，他们的总投资承诺为411.5亿卢比。在这些公司中，有17家公司根据设计主导的制造标准申请了1%的额外激励。该计划去年最初启动时，选定了31家公司，预计投资334490亿卢比。
根据政府，根据电信PLI计划，预计在五年计划期间将创造24.5万亿卢比的额外销售额和超过4.4万个新工作岗位。
交通部于2021年2月通知了电信和网络产品的PLI计划，五年内的支出为1219.5亿卢比。该计划已于今年4月修订，以促进以设计为主导的制造业，在现有的激励率基础上增加1%的激励率。
从1219.5亿卢比的支出中拨出400亿卢比用于这项额外的激励措施。由于与新冠疫情相关的供应链中断，大多数选定的公司未能实现生产目标，该计划被延长了一年。
PLI计划下的现有公司被允许添加更多产品，并申请以设计为主导的PLI计划。他们还被允许将五年PLI计划的期限延长一年。
据了解细节的官员称电信部(DoT)正在联系所有42家根据该计划被选中的公司PLI方案解决他们面临的瓶颈。电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw将会见所有这些公司的印度首席执行官，包括诺基亚，三星，贾比尔(爱立信)和光辉战机，以便了解政府如何进一步支持他们。
近年来，政府一直在推动电信领域的自力更生，主要是出于国家安全方面的考虑。与中国的政治和军事对峙导致了中国公司，如华为而且中兴通讯实际上被排除在印度的5G部署之外。其他国家也被强加了苛刻的条件。
政府还希望加快5G服务的推出，并将提供所有必要的支持，以加强当地设备的制造。诺基亚、捷普和光辉等公司在电信PLI计划下增加了超过50亿卢比的投资，以应对对5G设备日益增长的需求。
这些公司已经迁移到更新的PLI计划。
根据印度交通部的数据，42家公司，包括28家中小型企业，被选为最新的电信PLI计划，他们的总投资承诺为411.5亿卢比。在这些公司中，有17家公司根据设计主导的制造标准申请了1%的额外激励。该计划去年最初启动时，选定了31家公司，预计投资334490亿卢比。
在政府的激励计划下，全球电信设备制造商扩大了投资
根据了解细节的电信部门官员的说法，这些公司还选择将计划的年份从22-23财年开始，而不是21-22财年，因此放弃了截至3月份的激励措施，因为这是改变时间表的先决条件。然而，官员们表示，由于产量增加，在该计划新的五年任期内，他们将获得更多的好处。
根据政府，根据电信PLI计划，预计在五年计划期间将创造24.5万亿卢比的额外销售额和超过4.4万个新工作岗位。
交通部于2021年2月通知了电信和网络产品的PLI计划，五年内的支出为1219.5亿卢比。该计划已于今年4月修订，以促进以设计为主导的制造业，在现有的激励率基础上增加1%的激励率。
从1219.5亿卢比的支出中拨出400亿卢比用于这项额外的激励措施。由于与新冠疫情相关的供应链中断，大多数选定的公司未能实现生产目标，该计划被延长了一年。
PLI计划下的现有公司被允许添加更多产品，并申请以设计为主导的PLI计划。他们还被允许将五年PLI计划的期限延长一年。
New Delhi: The government is set to provide handholding to companies that have been selected under the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for telecom equipment, in a bid to boost the local manufacturing ecosystem.
As per officials aware of the details, the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) is reaching out to all the 42 companies that have been selected under the PLI scheme<\/a> to address any bottlenecks being faced by them. Telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> will be meeting the India CEOs of all these firms including Nokia<\/a>, Samsung<\/a>, Jabil (Ericsson<\/a>) and Tejas in the first week of December, in order to understand how the government could further support them.
In recent years, the government has been pushing for self-reliance in the telecommunications sector, mainly due to national security concerns. The political and military face-off with China has led to Chinese firms such as Huawei<\/a> and ZTE<\/a> being effectively kept out from India\u2019s 5G rollout. Stiff conditions have been imposed on others.
As per officials aware of the details, the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) is reaching out to all the 42 companies that have been selected under the PLI scheme<\/a> to address any bottlenecks being faced by them. Telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> will be meeting the India CEOs of all these firms including Nokia<\/a>, Samsung<\/a>, Jabil (Ericsson<\/a>) and Tejas in the first week of December, in order to understand how the government could further support them.
In recent years, the government has been pushing for self-reliance in the telecommunications sector, mainly due to national security concerns. The political and military face-off with China has led to Chinese firms such as Huawei<\/a> and ZTE<\/a> being effectively kept out from India\u2019s 5G rollout. Stiff conditions have been imposed on others.
<\/div><\/div>The resolve of the government can be gauged from the fact that only Indian companies were allowed to participate in a bidding to roll out the 4G network of state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. A Tata Consultancy Services-led consortium is set to build the network under a nearly Rs 27,000 crore deal. Tata Group owned-Tejas will be making radio equipment that will be put in the network.
The government also wants to speed up the rollout of 5G services and will provide all the necessary support required to ramp up local manufacturing of equipment for that. Firms including Nokia, Jabil and Tejas have increased investment by more than Rs 500 crore under the telecom PLI scheme, in response to increasing demand for 5G equipment.
These firms have migrated to the updated PLI scheme.
As per DoT, 42 firms, including 28 medium and small enterprises, have been selected for the updated telecom PLI scheme and they have made a total investment commitment of Rs 4,115 crore. Of these companies, 17 have applied for an additional incentive of 1% under design-led manufacturing criteria. When the scheme was originally commissioned last year, 31 companies had been selected with projected investments of Rs 3,344.90 crore.
The government also wants to speed up the rollout of 5G services and will provide all the necessary support required to ramp up local manufacturing of equipment for that. Firms including Nokia, Jabil and Tejas have increased investment by more than Rs 500 crore under the telecom PLI scheme, in response to increasing demand for 5G equipment.
These firms have migrated to the updated PLI scheme.
As per DoT, 42 firms, including 28 medium and small enterprises, have been selected for the updated telecom PLI scheme and they have made a total investment commitment of Rs 4,115 crore. Of these companies, 17 have applied for an additional incentive of 1% under design-led manufacturing criteria. When the scheme was originally commissioned last year, 31 companies had been selected with projected investments of Rs 3,344.90 crore.
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