Kiri Industries Subsidiary Gets PLI Scheme Approval for ₹258.97 Crore Investment
Kiri Industries Limited's subsidiary, Indo Asia Copper Limited, received approval under the PLI Scheme for White Goods. The company has committed an investment of ₹258.97 Crore for producing Copper Tubes for Air Conditioners. Incentives are contingent on meeting investment and sales targets, with rates up to 4% of net sales.
The PLI scheme approval and committed investment of ₹258.97 Crore are significant for the subsidiary, potentially boosting future revenue and profitability. However, the actual benefit depends on meeting performance criteria.
The announcement details the approval of a subsidiary under a government incentive scheme, indicating a positive development for the company's investment and potential future earnings.
Indo Asia Copper Limited (IACL), a subsidiary of Kiri Industries Limited, has received an approval letter from IFC I Limited, the Project Management Agency for the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for White Goods. The approval, received on January 28, 2026, pertains to the Air Conditioners segment, specifically for Copper Tubes (Plain and/or Grooved) under the High Value Intermediaries category.
The committed investment for this approval is ₹258.97 Crore under the Normal Investment category. According to the scheme guidelines, incentives will be disbursed only after IACL achieves the prescribed eligibility conditions, including minimum incremental investment and net incremental sales thresholds. The applicable incentive rate is up to 4% of net sales, subject to scheme limits, conditions, and verification by the competent authority. IACL must adhere to all applicable conditions and statutory requirements within the stipulated timelines.
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