New Delhi: Government Schemes of Interconnected Production (PLI) catalyzed production growth across critical sectors and attract investments worth investment £1.76 trillion and generating sales more £The 16.5 trillion, the Ministry of Trade and Industry, stated on Wednesday a statement.
Systems, spread over 14 strategic sectors, have created over 1.2 million jobs since March 2025.
The center has paid off so far £21 534 Crore in incentives across 12 sectors, including electronics, IT hardware, drugs, telecommunications, food processing, white goods, cars, special steels, textiles and drones.
“The impact of PLI programs was significant in various sectors in India,” the ministry said.
“These programs motivated domestic production, which led to increased production, job creation and exports,” he added.
The industry should be preferred
The Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal, who chaired a high -level meeting on Wednesday, said India must prefer an industry where it has a natural competitive advantage and is working to solve the problems that the parties are facing to maintain export growth.
“The emphasis that the ministries should focus on creating high -quality qualified workforce instead of focusing on narrow places for the quantity and solution of infrastructure … Goyal emphasized the preparation of the plan for the next five years for investment and pay,” added the ministry.
The drug sector appeared as a standout artist and clocked the cumulative sale £2,66 trillion, including exports £1.70 trillion in the first three years of the scheme.
Only in FY25 have contributed products eligible PL £67,000 crore, approximately 27% of the total exports of the Indian pharmacy, the ministry said.
In particular, 40% of the sector investment, connected by sectors, £15,102 crore, went into research and development and pushed the addition of home value to 83.7%.
Reversal
In bulk drugs, the PLI scheme turned to the Indian business position from a pure importer in FY22 ( £-1 930 crore) on pure exporters ( £2,280 crore), when reducing the household in demand in critical medicines, he added.
In the food processing sector attracted this program £9 032 crore in investment, which results in sale £3.8 trillion and employment for more than 340,000 people, the Ministry of Trade said.
The scheme of ordering the use of locally grown agricultural production (except additives and oils) deepened the rural supplier chains and improved the revenues of farmers.
The Ministry said that micro, small and medium -sized enterprises (MSME) were a key pillar because 70 msme were direct recipients of PLI, while another 40 act as contractual manufacturers, evoke innovations, expand access to the market and support the value chain.
Naval products with added value grew at a composed year of 22% growth in the sale of Product -based product, and Prosole flew in FY25 25 times compared to the basic year (FY21). Attempts for the millet rose from 4,081 million tonnes in FY23 to 16 130mt in FY25, which contributed to the growth of rural revenue, the Ministry of Commerce added.
The textile sector also recorded healthy export growth, while the export of artificial fiber (IMF) textile (IMF) touched $ 6 billion in FY25, out of $ 5.7 billion in the previous year.
Technical exports of textile increased to FY25 to $ 3.36 billion, compared to $ 2.99 billion in FY24, he added.
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