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Kiri Industries Ltd has committed an investment of ₹2.59 billion after its unit received approval under the government’s Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for white goods. The move strengthens Kiri’s expansion into consumer durables, aligning with India’s push for domestic manufacturing and self reliance in high demand product categories.
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Kiri Industries Ltd announced that its unit has received approval under the government’s Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for white goods, a significant milestone in its diversification strategy. The company has committed an investment of ₹2.59 billion to enhance its manufacturing capabilities and capture opportunities in India’s growing consumer durables market.
Key Highlights
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Investment Commitment: ₹2.59 billion earmarked for expansion in white goods manufacturing.
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PLI Approval: Unit approved under the government’s PLI scheme, supporting domestic production.
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Strategic Diversification: Marks Kiri’s entry into the consumer durables sector, beyond its traditional chemical business.
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Policy Context: PLI scheme aims to boost local manufacturing, reduce imports, and strengthen India’s self-reliance.
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Market Opportunity: Rising demand for white goods such as air-conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines in India.
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Future Outlook: Investment expected to create jobs, enhance supply chain efficiency, and position Kiri as a competitive player in the sector.
This development underscores Kiri Industries’ strategic pivot toward consumer-focused manufacturing, leveraging government incentives to drive growth and innovation.
Sources: Reuters, Company Filings.
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