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It will entail an investment of Rs 10,000 crore and be supported by the Centre
The firm has 400 million phones/customers across the world who have Glance
Apple aims to increase this share to 23-25 per cent by the end of FY26, leveraging its three vendors - Tata Electronics, Pegatron, and Foxconn
In July, their combined share surges past Ola's
The government's support to the EV industry has been through direct subsidy on the price of the vehicle through FAME, PLI and now the EMPS scheme aggregating to over Rs 59,000 crore
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Pharmaceutical exports are targeted to double to $55 billion by FY30, from $27.84 billion in FY24, focusing on drug formulations and biologicals
IDEMIA's Indian factory accounts for 10 per cent of its SIM global capacity. It is manufacturing the chips embedded in the product at the factory and importing only the wafers from fab plants
A key distinction in the task force's proposal is its focus on benefiting Indian companies exclusively, a departure from the PLI scheme that involves significant participation from global players
Of the six scheme parameters, Apple vendors outperform on five
The question is whether the two wheeler market will cross the one million registration mark which eluded the industry in the last financial year
The move was spearheaded by communications minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, who took charge earlier this month
Meity has set up working group to frame finer contours of new policy
The EMPS replaced the FAME-II scheme, where auto companies were provided Rs 11,500 crore as subsidy
Once the plants are up and running, India will hit a capacity of 8.77 million passenger vehicles per annum
Hyundai needs the money especially for EVs but it could have sold equity in the South Korean parent company, which is much bigger and already listed
Shah has invested in 266 startups, followed by Anupam Mittal, founder of shaadi.com, who has funded 213