The facility employs 700 people and will increase the number to 1000 employees in the next two months, boosting employment opportunities in...

The city-based firm has partnered with TranServ to integrate payments with its service platform, which will allow Micromax users to use mob...

Micromax has made a strategic investment in Pune and Silicon Valley based startup Scandid, a mobile first price comparison and savings disc...

The manufacturer is supposedly working on a new mobile operating system meant for use across devices like smartphones, tablets, wearables a...

Most international brands work with Indian business partners through the franchise distribution model, barring a few which have co-invested...

The Gurgaon-based firm is looking at picking up stake in as many as 20 companies this year. It has already picked up stake in a fitness fir...

Mobile handset maker Micromax said it is looking at raising funds to beef up its war chest for strategic acquisitions and ruled out the pos...

Shenzhen, represented by senior advocate Kapil Sibal, submitted that since Micromax had "no privity of contract" with it, the Indian compan...

"The processes are being formalised and it will take about two months for things to begin," said Micromax's co-founder Rahul Sharma.

The New Delhi-headquartered company's revenues were Rs 3,168 crore for the financial year 2012-13.

The device has a MediaTek 2GHz tru octa-core processor with 2GB RAM and has a 5-inch full high definition display.

Homegrown handset maker Micromax announced its foray into the Russian market with the launch of Canvas and Bolt range of mobile phones.

At Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma said that his company would start selling phones and tablets in...

The duo launched Canvas Blaze 3G Android smartphone with 5-inch touchscreen, 8 mega pixel rear camera and dual sim, priced at Rs 10,999.

The company is betting big on its smartphone portfolio and plans to introduce over 20 devices in the next six months.

"Deepak Mehrotra has stepped down from the position of CEO Micromax, on account of personal reasons," Micromax said.

Micromax co-founder Rajesh Agarwal and five others were today remanded in judicial custody till September 2.