Behind The Government's ₹62,500 Crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme

In this episode of Markets Today — the government proposes a cap on how many airports a single operator can hold; a new ₹62,500 crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme could benefit Dixon Technologies, Amber Enterprises and other electronics manufacturers; and India targets 2035 for its own space station, with the first module already approved.

1. Government Moves To Cap Airport Concentration Adani (8 airports) and GMR together handle over half of India's air passengers. New auction model bundles profitable airports with smaller, loss-making ones. 5 bundles approved in-principle.

2. ₹62,500 Crore Mobile Manufacturing Scheme MPMS offers 2.25-5% incentive on qualifying phone production, plus extra for domestic component sourcing. Dixon Technologies and Amber Enterprises could get additional incentive as module manufacturing scales.

3. India's 2035 Space Station Target Bharatiya Antariksha Station's first module already approved. Marks India's shift toward long-duration human space activity, building on Gaganyaan.