Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters Scheme

Registered electronics manufacturing companies, electronics component manufacturers, industrial associations, and entrepreneurs planning to establish electronics manufacturing clusters can apply. Applicants must have proper business registration, valid PAN, GST registration, and a detailed project proposal for cluster development.

The scheme provides financial incentives for infrastructure development including land, buildings, common facilities centers, quality testing laboratories, and skilled workforce training centers. Beneficiaries also get support for developing plug-and-play facilities and ecosystem development to attract electronics manufacturers and component suppliers.

Applicants must submit a detailed project report including cluster specifications, investment details, infrastructure plans, and sustainability model to the Ministry of Electronics and IT. Applications are evaluated by a committee, and approved clusters receive financial assistance in installments based on project milestones and completion.

Yes, typically cluster promoters are required to contribute a certain percentage of the total project cost as matching funds. The exact percentage varies based on cluster size and components, with the government providing remaining financial assistance for approved infrastructure.

The scheme covers electronics manufacturing including semiconductors, consumer electronics, IT hardware, telecommunication equipment, automotive electronics, industrial electronics, and related component manufacturing. Support is provided for infrastructure enabling these manufacturing activities.