Electronic Manufacturing

Kaynes, PG Electroplast tank up to 13% on Monday; EMS stocks extend losses

Kaynes Technology tumbled 27% in 3 days after a domestic institution flagged inconsistencies in FY2025 disclosures, sparking panic despite management clarifications.

Uttar Pradesh govt exports electronics, IT products worth ₹1.27 trillion

Electronics and IT exports jump sharply, backed by new investments and state incentives

Syrma, Kaynes surge up to 7%; what's driving EMS stocks on Tuesday?

The Indian government has approved the first batch of seven projects totaling over ₹5,500 crore under ECMS i.e. electronics components manufacturing scheme.

Industry optimistic about low, if not zero, tariff on electronics exports

The sobering news is that Cupertino-based Apple Inc, which assembles the iPhone in India, has already ensured that bulk of its semiconductor requirement came from non-Chinese sources

Kaynes Technology shares surge 10% post Q1 earnings; should you buy?

The company's profit after tax (PAT) for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, stood at ₹74.6 crore, as compared to ₹50.8 crore recorded in Q1FY25.

India open to domestic firms collaborating with Chinese electronics makers

India is flexible for collaboration of domestic companies with Chinese, especially electronics, a government source said on Friday. Around 60 per cent of electronics manufacturing happens in China, and hence, it is not easy to ignore it, the source added. "Things are easing (between India and China). There are signals. Tourist visas have been opened. In electronics, 60 per cent of manufacturing takes place in China. So, there has to be some sort of collaboration," the sources said. He was replying to a question on government approval for the Dixon joint venture with Chinese companies. Dixon Technologies has received approval from the Indian government to form a joint venture (JV) with Chinese peer Longcheer. Dixon has been reaching out to several Chinese companies for joint ventures. It has signed separate agreements with Chinese electronic component firms -- Chongqing Yuhai Precision Manufacturing Co Ltd and the Indian arm of Kunshan Q Technology -- for manufacturing and sales o

India's own Foxconn? Dixon's PLI-powered road map may reshape electronics

Dixon is transitioning from being predominantly domestic assembler - smartphone assembly accounted for 89 per cent of its revenue as of Q3 FY25 - to becoming a deeper player in electronics value chain

Goldman Sachs trims Q1 estimates on EMS, durables; turns positive on C&W

Goldman Sachs retained its 'Buy' ratings on Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals, Havells, and KEI Industries, citing stronger fundamentals and growth visibility.

Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn's India share in global assets hits 11%

From outside the top 5 to third place globally in two years, India now outpaces Taiwan, US, and Mexico

Ashwini Vaishnaw to visit electronic manufacturing cluster in Telangana

Supported by the state and central government together, this electronic manufacturing cluster in Divitipally used mainly for battery packs, cell manufacturing and lithium batteries

Dixon eyes Uttar Pradesh for next manufacturing push, says Sunil Vachani

Sunil Vachani, co-founder and executive chairman, Dixon Technologies spoke on the need to deepen local production and value addition at BS Manthan

Havells, PG Electroplast, KEI, Amber: EMS continues to shine, says Nuvama

While many consumer durables companies reported disappointing earnings, missing their profit estimates due to lower margins, the EMS players exceeded expectations with strong revenue and profit growth

Hisense in talks with contract manufacturer Epack to pick minority stake

Hisense group, a China-based multinational appliance and electronics manufacturer, is in talks with Epack Durable to acquire a minority stake in a step-down subsidiary of the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). In a clarification to bourses on Tuesday, Epack Durable Private Limited (EDPL) said it is in discussions with the Chinese manufacturer. "We would like to inform you that business discussions are currently in the preliminary stage," said Epack Durable. The Greater Noida-based company further said it will file the requisite disclosure in compliance with applicable laws when required. According to Epack Durable, it is India's second-largest Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) of room air-conditioners based on the total number of indoor and outdoor units. The company, which was listed on NSE and BSE earlier this year, is expanding its manufacturing facilities including at its recently started Sri City. Established in 2002, Epack Durable manufactures RAC (room air-conditioner

Govt extends import regime for IT hardware products till December 31

Asks companies to seek fresh approvals based on new guidelines from January 1

Samsung workers consider legal action as protests continue at Chennai plant

Workers at Samsung's Chennai manufacturing facility have now entered their ninth day of strike as they push for better wages, working conditions, and union recognition

Strong order flows and margins to drive gains for Kaynes Technology

JM Financial Research expects the company to maintain its growth momentum due to a strong product mix and focus on adding high-margin segments

India must aim for $500 bn in electronics manufacturing by 2030: NITI Aayog

Policies for capital goods manufacturing, incentivising research, tariff rationalisation needed

Foxconn's Q1 profit to jump from low base, robust AI demand to power growth

Last month, the company said first-quarter revenue slid 10 per cent from a year earlier but it has been bullish about 2024

Electronic manufacturers should ensure nation's security interests: IT secy

Electronic component manufacturers should ensure the country's security interests while starting new projects, said Union IT Secretary S Krishnan on Saturday. Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology Secretary Krishnan said the government was opening up on this topic and has been instructing companies to ensure that while designing a project, the country's security interests should be taken care of. "We spoke about this briefly (in the past) and how cyber security is becoming more and more important. This is something I would especially want the senior citizens, here something we need to be extremely careful about on a day-by-day basis," Krishnan said. He made those comments while delivering the 10th G Ramachandran Endowment Lecture on 'Building Economic Resilience Through Technology' organized by the Madras School of Economics and The Southern India Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) here on Saturday. Elaborating, he said, "With this space (cyber security) getting

India targeting 15-20% share of global electronic GVCs by FY26: MoS IT

Chance for India to be an export-driven manufacturing hub, says Rajeev Chandrasekhar