Electronics Manufacturing

With 17 fresh projects under the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme, India expands capacity across camera modules, multilayer PCBs and optical transceivers

State secures five of seven projects cleared under the Centre's Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme and aims for 30 per cent of total investments

LG Electronics India is set to debut on the bourses today, with the grey market premium (GMP) indicating a listing price of around ₹1,570, translating to a 37.7 per cent gain over the issue price.

Amber and Syrma are primarily targeting printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing, while Dixon is focused on backward integration in mobile value chains, specifically camera and display modules.

Meity mulls using micro-OLED tech for 1st display fab plant

The policy targets $50 billion worth of electronics production in the next five years, along with a million job opportunities

PG Electroplast's subsidiary, Next Generation Manufacturers, entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Maharashtra

The Dixon Technologies-HKC Overseas joint venture (JV) is for manufacturing and selling of LCD and TFT-LCD modules that are used in electronic devices like TV, mobile phones, etc, for display

The Indian market today is estimated to be around $6 billion, which is expected to cross $10 billion by early next decade, says Gujral

The PLI for smartphones was extremely sophisticated in design, a win-win for all parties

The scheme, which will run for six years starting from this financial year, started accepting applications for three months starting May 1

India's electronics manufacturing sector, which has been struggling with China's restrictions on rare earth magnet exports, faces a double whammy with import curbs on gold compound -- a key raw material. Rare earth magnets have diverse utility ranging from computer chips and electronic components to electric vehicles, wind turbines, and medical equipment. Gold compounds are also widely used in critical electronic components to improve flow of electric current in motherboards, semiconductors etc. The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) in an order dated June 17 reclassified imports of colloidal precious metals and compounds from "free" to "restricted" category. The development followed restrictions from China on export of rare earth magnets and specialized capital goods. India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA) in a letter to the Ministry of Electronics and IT said that the import restriction has brought in uncertainty in the efforts of industry to scale up domesti

As companies boost spending, some investors are questioning whether market demand is keeping pace with the flood of investments

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

The cluster will be developed by YEIDA over 200 acres and aims to attract ₹2,500 crore in investments while generating 15,000 jobs with plug-and-play infra for MSMEs and startups

Reduces min land required to set up such firms from 50 hectares to 10 hectares

The government is watching the developments closely, but is not too worried that a tariff truce between the US and China could hurt the chances of India's electronics products on the global stage

Electronics manufacturing services company Dixon Technologies has entered into a joint venture agreement with Taiwanese IT hardware giant Inventec Corporation for manufacturing personal computers, components and servers in India. The joint venture, Dixon IT Devices Private Limited, will focus on manufacturing notebook PC products, desktop PC products, including components, and servers within India, according to a regulatory filing. "Dixon Technologies (India) Limited (Company) has on 30 April 2025 entered into a Joint Venture Agreement with Inventec Corporation and Dixon IT Devices Private Limited, (JV Company), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company (JV Agreement) for governing inter-se relationship of the Company and Inventec Corporation in respect of operation and management of the JV Company," the filing said. Under the terms of the agreement, Dixon Technologies will hold a 60 per cent stake in the joint venture, while Inventec Corporation will own the remaining 40 per cent.

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw rolled out guidelines for the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme to boost domestic manufacturing, attract investments, and build a strong electronics ecosystem

Industry awaits fine print as scheme promises over 5% incentives