UP Electronics Manufacturing Policy, 2020
At a Glance
| Nodal Department / Agency | IT & Electronics Dept. |
|---|---|
| Primary Target | ESDM units, mobile/component manufacturing, EMCs |
| Policy Group | Electronics, IT & digital |
Frequently Asked Questions
What preceded it?
The Electronics Manufacturing Policy 2017, under which a ₹20,000 crore investment target was achieved in about three years through roughly 30 investors, creating more than three lakh jobs.
What are the 2020 targets?
Investment of ₹40,000 crore and employment for four lakh people over five years.
What is covered?
ESDM units — mobile phones and components, consumer electronics, LED, IT hardware, semiconductors and electronic manufacturing clusters.
What is the electronics manufacturing zone?
Noida, Greater Noida and the Yamuna Expressway region are designated as an electronics manufacturing zone, with units there eligible for the policy's benefits.
What incentives are available?
Capital subsidy, interest subsidy, SGST reimbursement, stamp duty exemption, land subsidy, EPF reimbursement and infrastructure support, with enhanced treatment for anchor units and EMC developers.
Does it still apply?
Its operative period has largely been overtaken by the Semiconductor Policy 2024 and the Electronics Component Manufacturing Policy 2025 for their respective segments. For general ESDM assembly it remains the reference policy — confirm current validity and any extension GO before counselling.
How does it interact with Central schemes?
It tops up PLI for large scale electronics manufacturing, IT hardware PLI and SPECS.
Why does this matter most in this district?
Gautam Buddh Nagar is the state's electronics manufacturing core; most mobile handset and component investment in UP has landed here.