New Delhi. The government has started a campaign to produce more and more in the country under Make in India. Due to this, where production is increasing in the country, many public sector (public sector) have started getting rich. Actually, the production of government companies in Make in India has also increased. The government is also openly purchasing them, or taking their services.
Companies of the defense sector have benefited the most benefit of Make in India. The government converted the ordered ordeal factories with a very poor condition into public defense companies. After this, these companies have received a large number of orders from the armies, paramilitary forces. Some countries have also bought ammunition from them. Due to this, the decaying companies became rich.
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The revenue of Munisan India Limited (MIL) which was 2571 crore in 2021-22 and the total profit in it was just 22 crore, it increased manifold in 2023-24. This year the company earned revenue of 7,322 crores, with its net profit to 559 crores.
Similarly, in this period, the revenue of two more companies Armard Vehicles Limited (AVNL) increased from 2569 crore to 4663 and the profit increased from 54 crores to 605 crores. The revenue of Advanced Vapan and Equipment India Limited (AWEIL) from 1089 crore to 2039 and profit from 4 crore to 20 crores. Similarly, Yantra India Limited, which was in a loss of 123 crore, has come in a profit of 425 crores. This has happened not only with defense sector companies but also with companies of other ministries.
Cedot developing indigenous equipment
The Revenue of the Center for Development of Telematics (CDOT), a company of the Ministry of Communications, was just Rs 89 crore in 2020-21, which increased to Rs 500 crore in 2024-25. The institute is developing indigenous equipment of telecom and IT. Along with this, disaster management techniques, various apps etc. have also developed.
Dr. Rajkumar Upadhyay, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CDOT, says that not only for the country but we are now moving to export our techniques. Our projects are also running in Cambodia, Al Silvador and Mauritius. The institute has now targeted to bring its revenue to one thousand crores. The institute is getting revenue from its techniques, consultancy.
HLL Infratech’s revenue also increased
Similarly, the revenue of public sector company HLL Infratech Services working under the Ministry of Health, which was 362 crore in 2022-23, increased to 425 crore in 2023-24. This company establishes hospitals. It has also established many big private hospitals including AIIMS.
