2025-02-03 09:49:36 am | Source: Wirepas
The budget’s emphasis on financial inclusion and expanding connectivity in rural areas is especially encouraging. This will enable the adoption of IoT solutions in sectors like agriculture, energy, and manufacturing, which will benefit from increased access to affordable and reliable connectivity. The proposal to extend the Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS) and increase the TCS threshold to ?10 lakh will also encourage global partnerships, further positioning India as a hub for tech innovation. Additionally, the government's commitment to green technology and sustainability, including tax incentives for clean energy and sustainable manufacturing, aligns with the IoT sector’s growing role in driving energy efficiency and smart solutions. This will accelerate the adoption of smart meters, smart buildings, and asset-tracking technologies, helping to improve operational efficiency while reducing energy consumption. The focus on technology and sustainability presents exciting opportunities for the IoT sector to contribute to India's vision of a digitally inclusive, connected, and sustainable future.
Overall, the 2025 budget sets the stage for significant growth in India’s IoT sector, contributing to the country’s global leadership in digital innovation and sustainable tech solutions.
Post budget Quote 2025 on Technology & IoT sector by Jani Vehkalahti - SVP, Smart Grids, Wirepas, a leader in wireless connectivity solutions

Below the Post budget Quote 2025 on Technology & IoT sector by Jani Vehkalahti - SVP, Smart Grids, Wirepas, a leader in wireless connectivity solutions
The Union Budget 2025 marks a significant step towards transforming India’s digital and IoT landscape. The government’s continued focus on strengthening digital infrastructure and promoting sustainability will play a crucial role in accelerating growth in the technology and IoT sectors. With Rs10.18 lakh crore allocated for capital expenditure and the introduction of digital public infrastructure for international trade, we expect to see enhanced connectivity and infrastructure, which will support the proliferation of IoT solutions across industries.
The budget’s emphasis on financial inclusion and expanding connectivity in rural areas is especially encouraging. This will enable the adoption of IoT solutions in sectors like agriculture, energy, and manufacturing, which will benefit from increased access to affordable and reliable connectivity. The proposal to extend the Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS) and increase the TCS threshold to ?10 lakh will also encourage global partnerships, further positioning India as a hub for tech innovation. Additionally, the government's commitment to green technology and sustainability, including tax incentives for clean energy and sustainable manufacturing, aligns with the IoT sector’s growing role in driving energy efficiency and smart solutions. This will accelerate the adoption of smart meters, smart buildings, and asset-tracking technologies, helping to improve operational efficiency while reducing energy consumption. The focus on technology and sustainability presents exciting opportunities for the IoT sector to contribute to India's vision of a digitally inclusive, connected, and sustainable future.
Overall, the 2025 budget sets the stage for significant growth in India’s IoT sector, contributing to the country’s global leadership in digital innovation and sustainable tech solutions.
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