EP 18: The PLI Mirage: Which Schemes Actually Worked, Which Are Quietly Dying and Why It Matters for Capex Investors cover art

EP 18: The PLI Mirage: Which Schemes Actually Worked, Which Are Quietly Dying and Why It Matters for Capex Investors

EP 18: The PLI Mirage: Which Schemes Actually Worked, Which Are Quietly Dying and Why It Matters for Capex Investors

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India's manufacturing story has a massive blind spot. Did you know that after four years, less than 8% of the ₹1.91 lakh crore PLI incentives have actually been disbursed?


First, a quick disclaimer: I am not a SEBI registered advisor, so none of this is investment advice. But the data from the ground speaks volumes:

1. The Winners: Electronics and Telecom thrived because the incentive structures perfectly matched their rapid capex cycles and production realities.

2. The Misses: Specialty Steel and Textiles are struggling with deep structural and policy mismatches.

3. The Auto Irony: The Auto PLI requires massive upfront capital, essentially locking out true EV innovators and rewarding legacy incumbents.


We are now entering Phase Two, shifting from large scale assembly to a deep tech component ecosystem. That gap is exactly where the next decade of unpriced value lies.


Check out my full deep dive into the realities of these schemes and what they actually mean for the market!

https://spicapitalresearch.substack.com/p/the-pli-mirage-which-schemes-actually?r=5uwf28


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