Mobile Manufacturing Industry In India

Dixon rises 4% on camera module foray; brokerages decode stock strategy

Nomura believes Dixon Technologies' latest move to acquire a 51 per cent stake in Q-Tech's India unit is strategically sound and earnings accretive.

Samsung mulls shifting production from Vietnam to India amid US tariffs

Vietnam serves as a key manufacturing hub for Samsung, with the company exporting over $52 billion worth of mobile phones and spare parts in financial year 2024

Buy Dixon, Samvardhana as US tariffs may boost electronics exports: Nomura

Nomura pointed out that India is strategically positioned to capitalise on these changes, especially as the US looks to adjust its approach to trade with India, particularly in electronics

Mobile, EMS growth fuels Dixon Technologies stellar Q3; analysts up targets

Dixon Technologies' Mobile and Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) division emerged as the primary engine of the company's success during Q3, analysts said.

Japan firm TDK Corporation to make iPhone Li-ion battery cells in India

Commercial production to supply cells to Apple is expected to begin in the next 12-18 months

Statsguru: India is one of the world leaders in assembled phones industry

Under the 'Make in India' initiative, the share of domestically assembled phones of the total phone shipments (or sales) rose to 98 per cent in 2022 from 19 per cent in 2014

Smartphone manufacturers expected to hire 60,000 in next 6-12 months

Tamil Nadu is likely to make up for a large part of these jobs, alongside Delhi-National Capital Region, and Karnataka

Apple may shift 18% of iPhone production in India by FY25: Bank of America

A report released by BofA said that the share of India in iPhone manufacturing may even go higher if Apple's vendors expand here

Mass loses appeal: In India's smartphone market, premium means business

Pricey devices shape industry as shipments for the popular segments decline

Make In India boosted our smartphone manufacturing biz: Richard Hopkins

"After mobile handsets, Flex is now bullish about turning India into an IT and telecom gear hub"

Status check of PLI schemes that aim to make India world's factory

Last year, the govt introduced a PLI scheme for mobile phones, electronic components, critical pharma drugs and medical devices, which saw huge traction among global as well as Indian manufacturers

Success of PLI scheme depends on how well Apple's India plans shape up

India is to be Apple's second significant global hub

Tata Electronics signs MoU with Tamil Nadu to set up mobile components unit

The state has signed 28 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) for projects envisaging investments of around Rs 28,000 crore

PLI scheme: Lava seeks to reboot with first locally made smartphone

Wishes to cash in on geopolitical situation, hopes anti-China sentiment will work in its favour

Optiemus Infracom plans to set up mobile manufacturing unit in Noida

The company has plans to raise Rs 285 crore from sale of one of its buildings in Noida to Kailash Darshan Housing Development

India emerging as most preferred destination for mobile manufacturing: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India is emerging as the most preferred destination for mobile manufacturing

Govt's mobile manufacturing booster plan: Will iPhone get cheaper in India?

Analysts say the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme will turn Apple's fortunes in India. Will iPhone be more affordable for Indians? Listen to the podcast to know more

Samsung, Foxconn to take part in govt's PLI scheme for phone manufacturing

The scheme aims to make India a manufacturing and export hub for mobile phones

Firms may look beyond mobiles to meet ambitious electronics goal

The last of the 2-part series analyses the challenges in ramping up non-mobile device manufacturing

Electronics to urea: China is everywhere in India's consumer industries

Import of mobile phone components during April-February FY20, according to government figures, hit $7.5 billion - of which 25 per cent was from the land of the dragon.