The government emphasized that the application window is being reopened under the same terms and conditions outlined in the PLI Textiles Scheme notification dated 24 September 2021 and subsequent guidelines issued on 28 December 2021. These include eligibility criteria and incentive structures, as amended from time to time.
No applications will be accepted after the closure of the window on 30 September 2025. Industry participants have been urged to submit applications exclusively through the official portal.
PLI Scheme Progress So Far
Since its launch, the PLI Scheme for Textiles has attracted significant interest. So far, 74 companies with a committed investment of ₹28,711 crore have been approved as beneficiaries. These investments span the entire MMF value chain, boosting domestic manufacturing capacity and reducing dependence on imports.
The scheme is a cornerstone of the government’s broader vision to make India a global leader in textiles and apparel, particularly in segments such as man-made fibers and technical textiles that are critical for industrial applications and exports.
Industry Response and Growth Outlook
Industry bodies have welcomed the extension, noting that it reflects the government’s commitment to supporting the sector’s growth momentum. The reopening of applications also provides mid-sized firms and new investors an entry point to leverage incentives for scaling operations.
The Ministry of Textiles expects the scheme to not only enhance exports but also create large-scale employment opportunities in both traditional and advanced textile segments. With demand for technical textiles growing globally, the scheme is positioned to strengthen India’s manufacturing base and competitiveness.