UP Electronics Component Manufacturing Policy 2025: Complete Guide
What Is the Policy?
The UP Electronics Component Manufacturing Policy (ECMP), 2025 (First Amendment) aims to build the electronics component supply chain — the layer beneath final assembly — and reduce import dependence. It runs under the IT & Electronics Department, effective retrospectively from 1 April 2025, with benefits extending for six years.
How It Aligns with the Central Scheme
ECMP is aligned with the Central Government's Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), approved with an outlay of over ₹22,900 crore. State incentives under ECMP are additional to ECMS benefits, not a substitute for them — and in most cases, the state benefit is keyed to Central approval.
What Components Are Covered?
Eleven notified key component categories, including displays, camera modules, and multilayer printed circuit boards.
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| State investment target | About ₹5,000 crore, with substantial direct and indirect employment |
| Effective from | 1 April 2025 (retrospective) — investments made from that date are eligible |
| Benefit duration | Six years |
| Governance | A nodal agency supported by a policy implementation unit and an empowered committee |
Sequencing: What to Do First
- File the Central ECMS application first
- Secure the state Letter of Comfort (LoC) in parallel
- Align your capex schedule so milestone-linked disbursement under OIMS is available during construction
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get the state benefit without applying to the Central ECMS?
In most cases, no — the state benefit is keyed to Central approval, so ECMS application should come first.
What changed in the First Amendment?
Rates, categories, and procedural provisions. Read the amendment Government Order together with the base policy for the current position.
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Official portal: niveshmitra.up.gov.in Last reviewed: Aug 2026
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