The approved projects are spread across 10 States viz. Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
From the approved projects, projected production of Rs 82,243 crore and are expected to generate 9,588 direct employment opportunities.
The projects cleared account for 23 per cent of applications, around 20 per cent of employment and 11 per cent of investment announced in the fifth tranche, Guidance Tamil Nadu said.
Tamil Nadu’s strength is also reflected in the progress of projects approved under earlier ECMS tranches.
Tata Electronics is already operational, while Kaynes Technology India Limited, Motherson Group, Yuzhan and other projects are progressing towards operations, demonstrating the State’s ability to translate approvals into manufacturing capacity on the ground, Guidance said.
Tamil Nadu is also working towards building a more comprehensive electronics components ecosystem, bringing companies across component sub-sectors into the State’s supply chain and enabling greater localization, it said.
Overall, 106 applications covering 30 products across 15 States have been approved under ECMS, amounting to expected investment of Rs 69,548 crore, projected production of Rs 5,34,101 crore and expected direct employment for 74,628 persons, an official release said.
These approvals will strengthen domestic supply chains, deepen value addition, reduce import dependence, and build advanced manufacturing capabilities, further advancing India’s emergence as a global electronics manufacturing hub, it said.
