Launched in 2020, India’s $24 billion production-linked incentive programme covers 14 sectors, starting from digital merchandise to autos, and is essential to boosting jobs in manufacturing, an space the place India has struggled.
Reuters reported this month that India’s high bureaucrat reviewed the scheme, amid a push from business for quicker payouts.
The Indian authorities mentioned on Tuesday that candidates underneath the scheme for autos had invested 107.55 billion rupees ($1.30 billion) as of the top of June.
Other than Tata Motors and Mahindra, 4 different firms have utilized for certification which is essential for receiving the incentives, the federal government mentioned, with out naming the businesses. The federal government additionally mentioned it expects 23 extra companies to use for the certification by the top of September.