DPIIT Approves PLI Upgrade for Calcom Vision LED Manufacturing

• Calcom Vision upgraded to Large Investment class under PLI after raising investment to ₹25 crore.
• Expects ₹15.96 crore incentives from ₹150 crore sales by FY27.
• Expanded LED product range supports India’s integrated domestic LED supply chain goals.

Calcom Vision Limited, a domestic Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) and electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider, has been promoted to the Large Investment class under the Union government's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for white goods.

The firm has raised its investment pledge to ₹25 crore, up from the previous ₹10 crore, to boost local LED component production. The enhancement, sanctioned by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), expands Calcom’s range of qualifying products and is in line with the Aatmanirbhar Bharat and Make in India initiatives.

The firm anticipates ₹15.96 crore in performance incentives, fueled by ₹150 crore in additional sales by FY27. Calcom Vision has successfully utilized the full ₹25 crore investments earlier than planned, according to the company’s announcement.

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Calcom’s range of qualifying products has grown considerably and now comprises LED drivers, modules, engines, mechanical housings, heat sinks, diffusers, and light management systems (LMS). These elements are crucial in creating a completely integrated domestic LED supply network.

Abhishek Malik, Executive Director of Calcom Vision said, “This PLI upgrade isn’t just a government nod — it’s a bold validation of Calcom’s role in India’s industrial future. We’ve front-loaded our entire ₹25 crore investment ahead of time, and we’re only getting started. Our vision is clear: to lead India’s LED revolution with innovation, agility, and purpose. As India localises components and ramps up exports, Calcom is ready to be the design-led, globally competitive partner the country needs." 

The ₹6,238 crore PLI Scheme for white goods is designed to boost India's development as a worldwide manufacturing center. It centers on LED parts and cooling systems. By early 2025, ₹10,478 crore in investments has been pledged by 84 sanctioned firms, with production goals anticipated to exceed ₹1.72 lakh crore by FY29.