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“We have called around 100 companies, both local and global, including those participating in the production linked incentive<\/a> (PLI) scheme for telecom equipment<\/a> manufacturing, for a meeting on May 20. We basically want to understand what products are being made by them,” an official told ET.
The official added that the government wants to hand hold these firms and listen to their problems, so that issues they have identified can be resolved.
There are many small manufacturers and startups involved in the making of telecom gear that do not qualify for PLI equipment scheme due to the low-income threshold, but these firms have shown potential. The government wants to help these firms to gain scale and so that a whole ecosystem of telecom equipment develops in the country, the officials said.
Many PLI participants are also exporting telecom equipment, so the government is looking to provide help to these firms to secure deals in foreign countries.
“We want to help and provide a supportive policy landscape so that telecom equipment manufacturing gains pace in India,” said another official.
In recent years, the government has been pushing for self-reliance in the telecommunications sector prompted by 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’s 5G rollouts, and stiff conditions have been imposed on others.
Besides hardware, the thrust is to develop software as well. The development of 4G and 5G stacks have been one of the top priorities of the government as the country not just wants to become self-sufficient in telecom equipment manufacturing but also aims to be an exporter, competing with the likes of Sweden’s Ericsson, Finland’s Nokia<\/a> and South Korea’s Samsung.
To help achieve this, state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has been asked to roll out its 4G network utilising the locally developed 4G and 5G India stack.
Communications minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said recently that India was in talks with 18 countries across the world that are keen to implement the 4G-5G technology stack.
To achieve its goals, the DoT had notified the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing with an outlay of Rs 12,195 crore spread over five years on February 24, 2021. A total of 42 firms, including 28 medium and small enterprises (MSMEs), have been selected under the scheme and they have made a total investment commitment of Rs 4,115 crore.
The scheme offers incentives in the range of 4% to 7% for different categories and years. For MSMEs, a 1% higher incentive is proposed in year 1, year 2 and year 3.
In April 2022, the scheme was amended to facilitate design-led manufacturing with an additional incentive rate of 1% over and above existing incentive rates, for which 17 firms have applied. Further, additional telecom and networking products were added in the list of eligible products.
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政府寻求从电信设备制造商提高生产细节
“我们叫约100家公司,本地和全球,包括那些参与生产与激励计划(PLI)电信设备制造业,在5月20日的会议。我们主要想了解的产品是由他们,”一位官员告诉等。
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“我们叫约100家公司,本地和全球,包括那些参与生产相关的激励(PLI)方案电信设备制造业,在5月20日的会议。我们主要想了解的产品是由他们,”一位官员告诉等。
这位官员补充说,这些公司的政府想要把手和倾听他们的问题,他们已经鉴定出可以解决这问题。
有许多小制造商和初创公司参与制作电信设备不符合PLI设备方案由于低收入阈值,但是这些公司的潜力。政府想帮助这些公司获得规模和这样一个整体的生态系统电信设备发展,官员说。
许多PLI参与者也出口电信设备,所以政府希望提供帮助这些公司在国外安全交易。
“我们希望帮助和提供了一个支持性的政策格局,这样电信设备制造业增长速度在印度,”另一位官员说。
近年来,政府一直在推动电信行业的自力更生促使国家安全方面的担忧。与中国的政治和军事对峙导致中国企业等华为和中兴通讯被有效地保持从印度5 g的糊涂事,和硬条件强加给别人。
除了硬件,推力也开发软件。4 g和5克栈的发展一直是政府的首要任务之一,随着国家不仅仅想成为自给自足的电信设备制造业也旨在成为一个出口国,芬兰与瑞典爱立信、竞争诺基亚和韩国的三星。
帮助实现这一目标,国有Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司(BSNL)被要求推出4 g网络利用印度本土开发的4 g和5 g堆栈。
通讯部长Ashwini Vaishnaw最近表示,印度与全球18个国家迫切希望实现4 g-5g技术堆栈。
为了实现其目标,点已经通知电信设备制造业的PLI计划支出12195卢比分布在五年2月24日,2021年。共42个公司,包括28个中小企业(msm),该方案被选择和他们总投资4115卢比的承诺。
该计划提供激励措施在4%至7%为不同类别的范围和年。男男,激励提出了高1%在1年,2年3。
2022年4月,这项计划作了修改,以促进与额外的激励的设计制造1%的速度超过现有的激励,17个企业应用。此外,列表中添加了额外的电信和网络产品的合格产品。
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