production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme Flashcards
What are the objectives?
- Make domestic manufacturing competitive and efficient.
- Create economies of scale.
- Make India part of global supply chain.
- Attract investment in core manufacturing and cutting edge tech.
- Competitive manufacturing would in turn lift exports.
Which 10 sectors are included?
The 10 sectors include:
Food processing, telecom, electronics, textiles, speciality steel, automobiles and auto components, solar photo-voltaic modules and white goods, such as air conditioners and LEDs.
What are the monetray provisions?
to encourage domestic manufacturing investments in 10 more sectors, with an estimated outlay of about ₹1.46 lakh crore over the next five years.
What?
Bhartachya companies na production jevdha jaast kartil tevdhe jaast paise directly dile janaret
- Foreign companies na pan bhartat unit set karayala incentive detil
- make India a global hub for manufacturing telecom equipment.
elligibility?
- incremental(i.e.vadhat janara) investment and incremental sales of manufactured goods cha threshold cross kela pahije
- 2019-20 ->base year to calculate incremental values
- There is condition in the scheme that additional investment in plant and machinery should be done.
Investment threshold?
- 10 cr. for MSME & 100 cr. for others
- Once qualified, the investor will be incentivised up to 20 times of minimum investment threshold
Update
approved for pharmaceuticals and IT hardware -> Hence total sector become 12 sectors.
What is meaning of incremental/additional sales?
Company will get an incentive of 4% to 6% on incremental/additional sales. For example earlier a company was selling goods worth Rs. 1 lakh in a year and now its sales increased to Rs. 1.2 lakh. Then the company will get incentive of 4% on Rs. 20,000 = Rs. 800 (i.e.government will give this money to companydirectly). There is condition of additional investment in plant and machinery also under this scheme.
Scheme is implemented by?
concerned ministries/departments.
Update:April 1
Cabinet has approved a production-linked incentive scheme for the food processing industry
Objectives
- Support creation of global food manufacturing champions.
- Strengthen select Indian brand of food products for global visibility
- higher income to farmers.
Applicability:
- ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat foods, processed fruits and vegetables, marine products and mozzarella cheese, organic products, free-range eggs, poultry meat and egg products
- applicants selected would be required to invest in plant and machinery in the first two years.
Overall summary/background
In all, 15 PLI schemes are being rolled out(after Apr 15)
Update:Apr 15
Also approved for
1) White goods (air-conditioners and LED lights)
2) High-efficiency solar photovoltaic modules.