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Dixon invests Rs 600 crore to build new facility under PLI scheme

Dixon has earned revenues of Rs 4,400 crore and is in the bottom 20 of the global pecking order of EMS players

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Dixon wants to leverage the scheme in its areas of expertise

Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi
Electronic manufacturing ­services (EMS) player Dixon Technologies is investing over Rs 600 crore to build new capacity in mobile devices, laptops and tablets, telecom equipment, and LED components to cater to the domestic and global market in the next year.
 
Dixon is positioning itself as the country’s largest homegrown ‘global champion’ for ele­ctronics manufacturing, one of the key goals of the government’s Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme which Dixon is leveraging for its growth. The scheme offers qualified companies incentives of 4-6 per cent for four years on their sales in the hope of transforming India into a global hub

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