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Waiting for your dream phone to get cheaper? That moment may never comeSmartphone prices are no longer dropping predictably. The demand for AI chips is causing component costs to surge. This means phones are la...- Chinese professionals back in India on warmer tiesChinese professionals are returning to India in growing numbers for business. Companies like Oppo, Xiaomi, and Midea are sending executives...
- Dixon Technologies shares rise 5% as it forms joint venture with Vivo to manufacture smartphones in IndiaDixon Share Price: Dixon Technologies and Vivo India announced a joint venture to manufacture smartphones. Dixon will hold 51% share capita...
- Dixon Technologies & Vivo form joint venture to manufacture smartphones in IndiaDixon Technologies and Vivo India are forming a joint venture to manufacture smartphones. Dixon will hold 51% stake, while Vivo will own 49...
- Dixon plans to partner China's HKC to make display modulesDixon Technologies, India's largest electronics contract manufacturer, plans to take a 74% stake in a joint venture with China's HKC to man...
- Cheaper 5G mobiles to ring in festive spiritAffordable 5G smartphones priced below ₹10,000 are expected to flood the Indian market this festive season. Unisoc launches T760 5G chipset...
- Infinix India CEO emphasizes clear product differentiation amidst smartphone market confusionInfinix India CEO Anish Kapoor highlighted the issue of smartphone brands offering similar features, causing confusion among customers. To ...
- Dixon to buy majority stake in Transsion manufacturing unitDixon Technologies, India's top contract manufacturer, plans to acquire a majority stake in Ismartu India, a manufacturing unit of Chinese ...
- Dixon eyes India unit of China handset maker Transsion HoldingsThe talks come amid greater scrutiny of Chinese firms operating in the handset ecosystem. The Centre wants Indian companies and executives ...
- Smartphone companies no longer keen on mass segmentThe mass segment, under ₹10,000, has seen a 15% decline in shipments in the first quarter of 2022, according to market trackers, resulting ...
- Electronics, handset cos slash productionSome component and device makers such as TMB Battery, Khy Electronics, Salcomp, Jabil, Sunwoda Electronics, JSP electronics, Hong Guang De ...
- Transsion’s Infinix to open global R&D center in India; in talks with component makers to start India operationsInfinix’s India CEO Anish Kapoor said that the company is aiming to capture 8-10% online market share by 2018 calendar end.
- China's Transsion in talks to tie up for JioPhoneItel, which is among the top three players in the feature phone segment in India, is part of the Transsion Group that also sells handsets u...
- Chinese phone maker Transsion Holdings eyes top three slots in Indian marketTranssion is one of the relatively newer and successful Chinese mobile phone maker to enter India after attaining market leadership in Afri...
- Spice to re-enter phone race, forms JV with China's TranssionThe Spice-Transsion JV will sell feature and smartphones in India. Starting next month, about 10 devices will be launched over the next six...
- Chinese firm Transsion to launch its Tecno smartphones in IndiaTranssion had launched its 'itel' brand in India last year and is now exploring the potential of launching its third brand -- Infinix -- in...
- Intex Tech mobile business head Sanjay Kalirona resignsIntex Technologies and Zen Mobiles didn't respond to emailed queries, while Kalirona declined to comment on his move.
- Transsion Holdings to shift manufacturing base to IndiaChina’s Transsion Holdings, the largest handset player in Africa, plans to shift phone manufacturing from the continent and China to India.
- Indian mobile industry expects Chinese companies to invest $2-3 billionHolitech plans to set up a manufacturing facility in India over the next three to five years, for which it is willing to put in 20% equity.
- Tecno to enter India in Q2, plans to locally manufacture handsetsTranssion Holdings, which owns the Tecno brand of smartphones that are popular in Africa, plans to make an entry into India.
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