Amber Enterprises, a publicly listed electronics firm based in Delhi, will invest over Rs 800 crore to set up a copper laminate plant in Mysuru, Karnataka.

The company has sought 16 acres of land from the Mysuru Urban Development Authority and is applying under the Central government’s Electronic Components and Modules Scheme (ECMS), which offers capital expenditure and employment-linked incentives to boost domestic manufacturing. The total investment may rise to Rs 900 crore.

Karnataka IT Minister Priyank Kharge confirmed state-level support, noting Mysuru’s strategic position as the Chief Minister’s constituency and its planned electronics manufacturing services cluster. The state has offered multiple land options and additional incentives as a "top-up" to central benefits.

In parallel, Amber has plans to make an investment of Rs 3,200 crore in an electronics manufacturing plant near the upcoming Noida International Airport, aimed at producing high-density interfaces, PCBs, and consumer electronics like laptops and semiconductors. Moreover, its subsidiary, Ascent Circuits, is investing Rs 990 crore in a 12.37- acre PCB facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, expected to be operational by 2026. These moves align with India’s broader ECMS strategy to become a global hub in electronics manufacturing by incentivising key components and sub-assemblies.