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\"There has to be a Space Park, where incentives in manufacturing will be given. Only a production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme won’t work as it is meant only for a product,\" AK Bhatt, director general, ISpA told ETSatcom.
The Delhi-based space group represents OneWeb<\/a>, Larsen & Toubro, Bharti Airtel, Tata's Nelco, Godrej, Hughes India and Walchandnagar Industries.
The government, according to him, should also allow tax holidays for some time.
\"Our first startup is 10-year-old. The incentive is only for 10 years. But the policy has not come. We would request the government to give them five more years. Multiple incentives will have to be given to the industry<\/a> for more people to come into the sector,\" the executive said.
The top executive said that creation of Space Park should be on a public-private partnership (PPP) mode, and would also boost localised product testing capabilities in tandem with Centre's prestigious self-reliance initiative in manufacturing.
\"It (Space Parks) should be on a public private partnership, and only private players may not be required for creating it. There will be a possibility of high-grade testing too,\" Bhatt said.
The group has also sought access to the Isro<\/a> testing facility initially.
If this market grows, Isro’s facility after some time will be inadequate. There will be a queue, and it should be created somewhere so that multiple companies including startups can benefit, he added.
The space lobby believes that akin to the special economic zones (SEZ) set up for the Information Technology (IT) industry, the Centre should look into providing holistic support.
In 2016, the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) planned to open up a 100-acre Space Park in Bengaluru, and later Kerala government too came out with a similar strategy to attract startups worldwide, but are yet to be materialised.
The space association has also sought incentive-led schemes and soft loans to propel growth in the nascent domain.
In a recent finding, ISpA-EY said that India's space segment is set to become a $12.8 billion (about Rs 1.05 lakh crore) market by 2025.
The study further said that the investment in spacetech start-ups increased 196% year-on-year in 2021, and India has become home to more than 100 spacetech start-ups.
The study also advocated multiple ways to bolster India's space industry that includes a single window approval process through a nodal body to enhance ease of doing business, introduction of Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for satellite manufacturing, and promotion of independent solutions created by Indian private companies for satellites and other spacecrafts<\/a>.
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“必须有一个空间公园,制造业将获得奖励。只有根据激励(PLI)方案行不通,因为它只适用于产品,“正义与发展党Bhatt,总经理,当前对ETSatcom说。
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“必须有一个空间公园,制造业将获得奖励。只有根据激励(PLI)方案行不通,因为它只适用于产品,“正义与发展党Bhatt,总经理,当前对ETSatcom说。
德里空间组织代表OneWebLarsen & Toubro公司Bharti Airtel,印度塔塔的Nelco,高德瑞治,休斯和Walchandnagar产业。
政府,根据他的说法,也应该允许免税期一段时间。
“我们第一次启动10岁。激励只有10年。但政策并没有来。我们将要求政府给他们五年。多种激励机制必须给行业让更多的人进入该行业,”这位高管表示。
高管说,创造空间的公园应该是一个公私合作伙伴关系(PPP)模式,也将推动本地化产品测试功能配合中心的著名的自力更生倡议在制造业。
“这(空间公园)应该公私伙伴关系,只有私人玩家可能不需要创建它。将会有一个高档测试的可能性,”Bhatt说。
该组织还寻求访问Isro最初测试设施。
如果这个市场的增长,Isro的工厂一段时间后将会不足。将会有一个队列,它应该创建在多个公司包括初创公司可以受益,他补充说。
空间游说相信类似于经济特区(经济特区)建立信息技术(IT)行业,中心应提供全面的支持。
2016年,印度空间研究组织(Isro)计划打开一个100英亩的公园空间在班加罗尔,后来喀拉拉邦政府也推出了类似的策略来吸引创业公司在世界范围内,但尚未成为现实。
空间协会也寻求incentive-led方案和软贷款推动增长的新兴领域。
在最近的一次发现,ISpA-EY说,印度的太空领域将成为128亿美元(大约1.05十万的卢比)市场到2025年。
这项研究进一步表示,投资在spacetech初创企业同比增加196%,2021年,印度已成为100多家spacetech初创企业。
研究还提倡多种方法来支持印度的航天工业,包括单个窗口审批流程通过节点的身体增强缓解做生意的,介绍相关的生产激励计划(PLI)卫星制造、和促进独立的解决方案由卫星和其他印度的私营企业航天器。
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