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Budget 2026: Govt to launch India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, ECMS outlay raised to Rs 40,000 croreSitharaman, addressing the Lok Sabha for her ninth Budget presentation, said ISM 2.0 will prioritise the production of equipment and materi...- Electronics production plugs into over Rs 41.5k crore investmentsThe approved projects—spread across eight states and led by subsidiaries of Foxconn, Tata Electronics, Samsung, TDK, Wipro and Hindalco—are...
- Reliance to take a leaf out of the 'Campa' book for electronics businessReliance Retail is set to launch its Kelvinator and BPL electronics brands using a proven strategy. Expect aggressive pricing, higher deale...
- OnePlus partners Bhagwati Products to manufacture premium tablets in IndiaOnePlus is set to manufacture premium tablets in India. The Chinese smart device maker has partnered with Bhagwati Products for this initia...
- Over 21,000 jobs in audio electronics segment at risk due to China's rare earth curbs: Elcina estimatesChina's export restrictions on rare earth metals, crucial for audio electronics, threaten over 21,000 jobs in India. This disruption forces...
- Isha Ambani-led Reliance Retail unveils a new range of Home Theatre TVsReliance Retail has partnered with HARMAN to launch six new 'Made in India' BPL Home Theatre LED TVs. These TVs offer an enhanced audio exp...
- TPG Nambiar, the man behind BPL and an early 'Make in India' advocateT.P. Gopalan Nambiar, founder of BPL Group, passed away at 94, leaving a profound legacy in India's electronics industry. Established in 19...
- BPL founder TPG Nambiar dies in Bengaluru; PM pays tribute to ‘pioneering innovator’BPL Group founder T P Gopalan Nambiar, aged 94, passed away on Thursday morning. Known as TPG, he was the father-in-law of BJP leader Rajee...
- BPL’s PCB unit in Bengaluru starts commercial productionBPL commissions a modern PCB manufacturing facility in Doddaballapur, Bangalore, with an investment of Rs 20 crore, revolutionizing the Ind...
- Likely curbs on imports lift shares of refrigerator companiesShares of Voltas and Whirlpool India declined 0.8% each on Friday, while Havells fell 1%. BPL shares gained 5%. NSE's benchmark Nifty50 fel...
- More domestic companies step in to breathe oxygen into marketThe government in the last two days has made the import duty nil for oxygen concentrators and similar products and has removed port charges...
- BPL hopeful of demand rise for printed circuit boards on government's 'Make in India' pushThe size and quality of BPL's pipeline of new business opportunities in PCB have grown "considerably over the past few months", the Bengalu...
- Companies cut down production and imports of TV sets by 20%The companies are saddled with stocks that they had built up expecting strong sales during the ICC World Cup that ended on July 14, the exe...
- Imported electronics may get dearerCurbs on non-essential imports might lead to increase in custom duties on premium TVs and appliances.
- After duty cut, TV makers may switch to 'Make-in-India' modeA CEAMA member said LG and Samsung will now start their local production plans afresh since they too had been looking at importing panels f...
- BPL to re-enter white goods segment by Diwali, targets Rs 600 crore in sales in 3 yearsBPL will re-enter the white goods segment by Diwali and aim for Rs 600 crore in sales in three years, its chairman Ajit Nambiar said.
- BPL eyes Rs 500 crore revenue from home automation in 5 yearsThe home automation segment includes centralised control of lighting, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning), appliances and secu...
- BPL to revamp product portfolio; eyes Rs 1,000 cr in 3 yrsBPL is gearing up for a major revamp of its product portfolio as it looks to more than treble its turnover to Rs 1,000 crore in the next th...
- Welfare schemes: Cabinet seeks clear norms to spot poorThe cabinet on Thursday approved the proposal for a head count to identify the poor — including their caste and religion — for better targe...
- Nambiars to convert advance paid to BPL into equityThe Nambiar family which controls the BPL group is back in the thick of action after lying low for a long time.
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