In a major push to the textile sector, the Government of India has approved 52 new applications under the third round of the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, aimed at accelerating growth in the industry.
Approvals Across Key Segments
The approved proposals span multiple segments:
- 5 MMF (Man-Made Fibre) apparel units
- 19 MMF fabric units
- 18 technical textile projects
- 10 proposals from other textile segments
This diversified approval is expected to strengthen multiple value chains within the textile ecosystem.
₹6,708 Crore Investment Commitment
The selected applicants have committed:
- ₹6,708 crore in investments
- Expected turnover of around ₹21,186 crore
The move is set to significantly boost:
- MMF-based manufacturing
- Technical textiles sector
Boost to Domestic Manufacturing & Exports
The initiative is expected to:
- Enhance production capacity
- Promote innovation and advanced textiles
- Strengthen India’s position in the global textile market
It is also likely to lead to a rise in exports and job creation.
PLI Scheme Driving Industry Growth
The PLI scheme for textiles focuses on:
- Promoting high-value textile production
- Attracting large-scale investments
- Generating employment opportunities
Performance so far (FY 2025–26, first three quarters):
- ₹944.48 crore investment
- ₹4,473 crore turnover
- ₹363.55 crore exports
Government Focus: Competitiveness & ‘Make in India’
The government aims to:
- Make the textile sector more globally competitive
- Encourage industry collaboration and innovation
- Strengthen the vision of Make in India
