Electronics, pharma get 70% of PLI share
NEW DELHI: Large-scale electronics manufacturing and pharmaceuticals cornered about 70 per cent of total incentive disbursements in 2024-25 under PLI schemes.
In 2024-25, the government has disbursed Rs 10,114 crore. PLI firms in the electronics sector received Rs 5,732 crore, while pharmaceutical firms received Rs 2,328 crore.
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