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India's electronics manufacturing sector is growing rapidly, and we're proud to be part of this journey.

Deki Electronics Limited has received approval under the third tranche of the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS) by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).

The approval was formally presented to Mr. Vinod Sharma, Managing Director, Deki Electronics Ltd., by Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, Hon'ble Minister for Electronics & Information Technology and Railways, during the official ECMS approval ceremony in New Delhi.

This recognition reflects Deki Electronics' long-standing commitment to manufacturing excellence, quality, and continuous investment in capacitor technologies that support modern electronic systems.

From automotive and renewable energy to industrial automation, telecommunications, and power electronics, reliable capacitors play a vital role in powering today's innovations. As demand for locally manufactured electronic components continues to grow, Deki Electronics remains committed to delivering dependable solutions that meet global standards.

The ECMS approval marks another important step in supporting India's vision of building a stronger and more resilient electronics manufacturing ecosystem.

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India’s electronics manufacturing sector is growing with new opportunities for component manufacturers, MSMEs and businesses planning capacity expansion.

Before applying under any government-backed manufacturing scheme, manufacturers should review eligibility, target product segments, investment conditions, company documents, GST records, financial statements, machinery quotations and project cost estimates.

The Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme, commonly known as ECMS, can be useful for eligible electronics manufacturers, but proper planning is important before making major investment decisions.

Many businesses start checking subsidy options only after finalising machinery or expansion plans. This can create documentation gaps, eligibility confusion and unnecessary delays during application preparation.

For a simple explanation of eligibility, documents and application readiness, manufacturers can read this ECMS Scheme guide for manufacturers.

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