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12 years of Make in India: What worked, what's unfinished and what comes next
The brief
- Industry leaders say manufacturing has moved beyond the import-dependent model of a decade ago
- Electronics and aerospace are among the sectors cited in India’s manufacturing journey
- Manufacturing expansion matters to Indian electronics and aerospace companies, though the report gives no company-specific figures
- Linde deepens its India semiconductor footprint, locks in Sanand land parcel
- Nippon Express targets $380 mn revenue as India chip ecosystem expands
- Statsguru: India's chip aspirations face funding gap despite policy push
- Large-Scale Electronics PLI Beneficiaries Get Rs 19,091-Crore Incentives, Draw Rs 20,580-Crore Investment
- AI boom, supply chain shifts create big opportunity for India's chip sector: BCG
Make in India’s manufacturing progress
At Make in India’s 12-year mark, reports describe a shift toward stronger domestic supply chains, technology and global competitiveness. They also note patchy effects on growth, jobs and global share, and continuing gaps with China in scale, energy and capital expenditure.
Friday, 25 September
- 12 years of Make in India: What worked, what's unfinished and what comes next