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3月21日，国际媒体报道显示，印度**自2020年起推行的"生产挂钩激励计划"(PLI)未能实现预期目标。这项耗资230亿美元的*制造业扶持政策，曾被寄望于将印度打造为"世界工厂"，如今却陷入尴尬境地。据印度商务部最新数据，参与企业实际产值仅为1519.3亿美元，仅完成**设定目标的37%。
这项被莫迪**视为"经济改革里程碑"的政策，初衷是通过现金补贴吸引手机制造、电子元件、医药等14个关键领域的外资企业。按照原计划，到2025年印度制造业占GDP比重应提升至25%。但现实数据令人意外——根据印度统计部门披露，制造业占比反而从2020年的15.4%降至当前的14.3%。
知情官员透露，约750家参与企业中有相当部分未能启动实际生产，即便达标企业也面临补贴发放滞后问题。截至2024年10月，**实际拨付的激励资金仅17.3亿美元，不到承诺总额的8%。某跨国电子企业驻印高管向媒体抱怨："审批流程平均需要8个月，部分企业等待时间甚至超过两年。"
