The Uttar Pradesh government has introduced a draft policy aimed at strengthening electronics and smartphone manufacturing in the state, with a particular focus on the Noida region. The initiative is part of the state’s broader goal of becoming a $1 trillion economy by 2030.
The draft policy titled “UP Electronics Component Manufacturing Policy 2025” has a goal of providing an ecosystem to nurture domestic and international investors. A variety of incentives, such as capital investment subsidies, stamp and electricity duty waivers, and participation interest grants are proposed to gain more participants.
The state’s IT and electronics department confirmed that the policy was approved by the cabinet in September 2025 and has been made effective retrospectively from April 1, 2025.
The policy aims to achieve $50 billion worth of electronics production within the next five years. Electronics production from U.P. is expected to grow, attracting serious investment, creating massive employment, and cementing the state’s position as a major player in India’s U.P. electronics manufacturing is expected to grow multi-fold within that period.
With Noida as a confirmed centre for electronics and smartphone production, the policy is expected to enhance the state’s role in global supply chains supporting the greater vision of India as a hub for electronics manufacturing.
