The West Bengal government is actively pursuing the expansion of electronics manufacturing through the Centre's modified electronics manufacturing clusters (EMC 2.0) scheme. The existing clusters in Naihati and Falta, which were established under the initial EMC scheme, are being evaluated for potential growth. The state aims to attract domestic and foreign investments in sectors such as data centers and semiconductor projects, with discussions anticipated to intensify as new policies for land acquisition are drafted. EMC 2.0, launched in 2020, subsidizes 50% of project costs, with a maximum of ₹70 crore available for every 100 acres developed. As of December 2025, the scheme had 123 land allottees across 10 states. However, the West Bengal government must navigate strict conditions to access additional funding, including requirements for land allotment and production commencement from existing manufacturing units. With Naihati and Falta having sufficient capacity and proximity to Kolkata, the state is optimistic about leveraging these locations for further investment opportunities.