Govt Waives Customs Duty for Electronics Manufacturing
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India's government waives basic customs duty on display assemblies, lithium ion cells, and inductor coil modules to boost domestic electronics production under the PLI scheme.

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New Delhi, Jul 9 (PTI) The government has waived basic customs duty on goods used in manufacture of display assemblies, lithium ion cell and inductor coil module as it looks to promote domestic production of electronic devices like smartphones, laptops, wearables and smart TVs.
The finance ministry issued three separate notifications giving effect to the basic customs duty (BCD) waiver on the goods used in manufacture of the three key components used in electronic devices.
This exemption is in line with the government's efforts to promote domestic electronics manufacturing under the PLI scheme. The duty waiver would reduce import dependence and strengthen the electronics ecosystem with local production.
This exemption would be valid till March 31, 2029, the notifications said.
The finance ministry issued three separate notifications giving effect to the basic customs duty (BCD) waiver on the goods used in manufacture of the three key components used in electronic devices.
This exemption is in line with the government's efforts to promote domestic electronics manufacturing under the PLI scheme. The duty waiver would reduce import dependence and strengthen the electronics ecosystem with local production.
This exemption would be valid till March 31, 2029, the notifications said.
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