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Govt disburses Rs 36,754 crore to beneficiary companies under PLI schemes till June 30: DPIIT
Sep-28-2026

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) in its latest data has showed that the government has disbursed Rs 36,754 crore to beneficiary companies under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes since the launch in 2020 till June 30, 2026, with large-scale electronics manufacturing accounting for the biggest share at Rs 19,090.98 crore. It said that Rs 1,400 crore was disbursed under the schemes during the current fiscal year up to June 30. In the previous two financial years, the government disbursed Rs 15,519 crore in 2025-26 and Rs 10,114 crore in 2024-25. The government launched the schemes in 2020 for 14 sectors, with an approved outlay of Rs 1.91 lakh crore. The schemes aim to strengthen domestic manufacturing capabilities, attract investments, boost exports, create employment and reduce dependence on imports.

DPIIT said the pharma sector received Rs 6,662 crore in disbursals, while beneficiary companies in food products and automobiles and auto components received Rs 3,271.44 crore and Rs 3,174.15 crore, respectively, as of June 2026. Other disbursals included Rs 2,796 crore for telecom and networking products; Rs 593 crore for white goods; Rs 386 crore for textiles; Rs 236 crore for speciality steel; Rs 93 crore for drones and drone components; Rs 98 crore for IT hardware; and Rs 88 crore for bulk drugs beneficiary companies. There were no disbursals in the Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) battery sector. It further said that as on June 30, 2026, the schemes had attracted actual investments of over Rs 2.58 lakh crore and generated more than 14.57 lakh direct and indirect jobs along with Rs 36,754 crore of cumulative incentives disbursed so far. During the said period, the schemes also achieved Rs 23.79 lakh crore in production/sales and Rs 15.53 lakh crore in exports.

DPIIT data showed that cumulative investment across the 14 PLI sectors stood at Rs 2,58,835 crore as of June 2026. The highest investment was recorded in high-efficiency solar PV modules at Rs 73,437 crore, followed by pharmaceuticals at Rs 46,744 crore, automobiles and auto components at Rs 45,477 crore, and speciality steel at Rs 27,368 crore. Large-scale electronics manufacturing attracted Rs 20,580.20 crore, while investments in telecom and networking products stood at Rs 5,627 crore and bulk drugs at Rs 5,211 crore. Similarly, investments in textile products, including the MMF segment and technical textiles, stood at Rs 9,510 crore, followed by food products at Rs 9,207 crore, white goods at Rs 7,670 crore, ACC batteries at Rs 5,270 crore, medical devices at Rs 1,185 crore, IT hardware at Rs 954 crore, and drones and drone components at Rs 595 crore.

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