Dixon

The company's strategy includes deeper relationships with existing clients and looking for backward integration

The note states that any investment or transfer of ownership from countries sharing a land border with India

Dixon's revenue growth was led by mobiles & EMS (194 per cent), offset by 23 per cent fall in consumer electronics. Home appliances and lighting were flat

Dixon Technologies and Signify India will jointly set up a new domestic entity to manufacture lighting products, with the transaction expected to close by November 30, 2025

The stock was the biggest gainer in the BSE 200 index on Tuesday and ended the day with a 5.35 per cent rise

On Wednesday, a memorandum of understanding was signed between Dixon Technologies and the government of Tamil Nadu for setting up a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility at Oragadam near Chennai

Electronics manufacturing services firm Dixon Technologies is setting up a Rs 1,000-crore facility near Chennai and signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday. The factory, which will come up at Oragadam in neighbouring Kancheepuram district, is expected to generate 5,000 jobs in the region, the state government said. Top officials from Dixon Technologies, led by Executive Chairman Sunil Vachani and Vice President Prithvi Vachani, exchanged documents with Darez Ahamed, MD and CEO of Tamil Nadu's nodal investment promotion agency Guidance, in the presence of Chief Minister M K Stalin and Industries Minister T R B Rajaa, among others, at the Secretariat on Wednesday. As per the MoU, Dixon Technologies will set up the facility at the Indospace Industrial Park in Oragadam, located about 45 km south of Chennai. The factory will produce laptops and all-in-one personal computers and offer electronic manufacturing services to other companies. In a pres

Dixon eyes UP for next manufacturing push, says Sunil Vachani

Of the total $140 billion worth of electronics products consumed in the country, domestic units make products worth $110 billion

The government pledged a total of Rs 41,000 crore ($4.8 billion) in subsidies to manufacturers, and part of that remains unallocated because some companies didn't meet estimated production targets

Dixon Technologies, a leading electronic manufacturing services company, has commenced manufacturing fixed broadband devices in India in collaboration with Finnish telecom giant Nokia. This will tap the demand for fixed broadband services in India, which has surged in recent years, led by the rapid adoption of Fiber to the Home (FTTH) and 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) technologies, said a joint statement. A manufacturing setup by Dixon Electro, a step-down unit of Dixon Technologies, will produce up to 10 million devices annually at its facility in Noida, it added. "This collaboration will produce GPON, 5G FWA, and Mesh Wi-Fi devices capable of delivering up to one gigabit per second per home," it said. Nokia's Chennai-based R&D Centre will spearhead the design and development of the devices, with Dixon Electro handling large-scale manufacturing. Besides, this will also create around 3,000 new jobs and contribute to the local economy. Nokia is a market leader in broadband ...

The company is on a high growth path driven by a significant increase in manufacturing volumes for Motorola and Xiaomi. The new facility in Chennai plant is expected to be operational by Q4FY25

The 5G rollout is opening demand for new devices. Scaling up in home appliances and laptops should also drive revenues

Dixon Technologies' Q4 profit surged 24.7 per cent to Rs 98.5 crore

Dixon's consolidated profit climbed to 964.4 million rupees ($11.62 million) for the three months ended Dec. 31 from 519.1 million rupees a year earlier, according to an exchange filing

The company, which started making colour televisions in India in 1994, now has 23 manufacturing plants in the country and serves customers

Dixon Technologies India Limited reported a 2% decrease in holding from 5.012% to 3% during the period from April 20, 2022 to December 15, 2023 at an average cost of Rs 5877.65

Motorola exported more than 1 million units of smartphones from India in 2022. These were manufactured locally by the contract manufacturer, Dixon Technologies

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Electronics manufacturing services firm Dixon Technologies expects to close the current fiscal with a revenue of around Rs 19,000 crore, a senior company official said on Thursday. Dixon Technologies vice chairman and managing director Atul Lall said the company has plans to double its headcount over the next two years. "In a short period of just 5-6 years, we have grown from Rs 1,500 crore, and this year, we should close at around Rs 19,000 crore. We have grown from 1,700 people to 27,000 people, and let me assure you that this is going to double in 2 years," Lall said. He was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Dixon Technologies' fourth mobile manufacturing plant set-up under its wholly-owned subsidiary Padget Electronics. The plant was inaugurated by Union Minister for Electronics and IT Aswhini Vaishnaw. The plant is spread over an area of around 2.7 lakh square feet at an investment of Rs 256 crore. It will make smartphones for the Chinese company Xiaomi. It has an annual