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MPMS: India's Incentive for Making Mobile Phones

The Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme (MPMS) is a ₹62,500 crore, five-year incentive programme approved by the Union Cabinet on 15 July 2026. It aims to scale up India's mobile phone output, deepen local value addition and grow home-grown handset brands as the earlier PLI scheme winds down. In September 2026 the Electronics and IT Secretary put India's output at about 32-33 crore phones a year.

Last updated 24 September 20266 min read
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Added the latest status: India now makes about 32-33 crore phones a year, meeting roughly 99.2% of domestic demand, with five major global brands building here. The ₹62,500 crore outlay, 2.25-5% incentives and ₹39 lakh crore target are unchanged.

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