Jyoti CNC Automation gets approval for ₹1,020.65 Cr capex under Meity scheme
Jyoti CNC Automation's ₹1,020.65 Crores capital investment proposal for expansion and backward integration has been approved under Meity's Electronic Components Manufacturing Scheme. The company is eligible for up to 25% capex incentive. The approval letter was received on August 17, 2026.
The approval of a large capex proposal (₹1,020.65 Crores) for expansion and backward integration under a government scheme is a material development that is expected to significantly impact the company's long-term growth and operational capabilities.
The company has received approval for a significant capital investment proposal under a government scheme, which is expected to lead to expansion and capacity building, indicating positive future growth prospects.
Jyoti CNC Automation Limited has received approval for a capital investment proposal aggregating to ₹1,020.65 Crores over the next five years. This investment will be made at the company's existing manufacturing facility in Rajkot and is approved under the Electronic Components Manufacturing Scheme (the “Scheme”) of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (Meity).
The investment proposal is intended for the expansion of installed capacity and the establishment of a backward integrated manufacturing facility for Electronic Devices used in the production of CNC Machines.
Under the Scheme, Jyoti CNC Automation will be eligible for a capital expenditure incentive of up to 25% on its investments. This incentive is subject to the stipulations outlined in the Scheme and the Approval Letter issued by Meity on August 17, 2026. The company will place this approval letter before its board of directors for consideration and necessary action.
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