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Govt likely to clear Dixon-Vivo JV deal this monthThe government is set to approve the Dixon-Vivo joint venture this month. Dixon Technologies will hold a majority stake in this new venture...- Competition heats up in India’s smartphone manufacturing sector as PLI winds downIndia's Android smartphone manufacturing is heating up. As a key government scheme concludes, companies are competing fiercely on price. Br...
- Execution and balance sheet strength will decide EMS sector winners: Praveen SahayInvestors are now prioritizing financial discipline in the electronics manufacturing services sector. Companies are expanding and investing...
- One in four smartphones made in India comes from homegrown manufacturers as exports power growthIndian companies are now making over a quarter of smartphones sold in the country. Dixon Technologies leads this surge, becoming India's la...
- Chinese phone makers expand India operations despite thin marginsChinese contract manufacturers like DBG and BYD are expanding their presence in India, gaining market share despite lower margins. This ris...
- Chinese mobile companies making more in India to dim regulatory glareChinese smartphone companies are now outsourcing production to Indian firms like Dixon Technologies. This follows a possible push from the ...
- Tata Electronics goes beyond Apple, looks to build for Xiaomi and OppoTata Electronics has held talks with Xiaomi and Oppo to take up contract manufacturing of their smartphones, in a bid to diversify its clie...
- 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...
- Electronic giants shift entry-level production to contract manufacturers to free up capacities in their plantsMajor electronics brands like Samsung, LG, Oppo, Vivo, and Voltas are shifting entry-level product manufacturing to contract manufacturers ...
- Vivo shutters plans to offload majority stake to Tata on Apple roadblockVivo's ambitions to sell a 51% stake in its Indian operations to the Tata group were thwarted after objections from Apple, Tata's partner i...
- Vivo set to open ₹3,000-cr India facility in JulyChinese smartphone maker Vivo is set to inaugurate one of India's largest mobile phone manufacturing facilities next month, with an annual ...
- China Plus One, PLI scheme throw up a rising star that shows India the wayTraditionally, Indian businesses faced challenges competing with China. However, within a short span, many have not only rivaled Chinese fi...
- Vivo, Oppo say bye to Chinese 'agents,' bring in Indian onesVivo is likely to take up the office spaces currently occupied by the agents and convert them into its own state office, executives said. O...
- China's BBK connects with Indian companies for phone productionChina's leading mobile phone manufacturer, BBK Group, is set to commence production of Oppo, Vivo, and Realme smartphones in collaboration ...
- Tata takes over IPL sponsorship crown from VivoThe salt-to-software group is likely to pay ₹300 crore per year, about 60% of what Vivo would have paid as the title sponsor of IPL for the...
- You may have to wait longer for devices with China connectionThree senior industry executives said supplies will be impacted for brands such as Apple, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, OnePlus, RealMe, Lenovo and s...
- Foxconn, Oppo, others may go for 41k-cr PLI sopsTop global players such as Foxconn and Wistron, manufacturers of Apple phones, Flex, Samsung, Oppo and Vivo are likely to apply for a produ...
- Coronavirus lockdown: Handset cos unsure to reopen, given the labour issues, excess stock and weak demandAnalysts said that handset makers will certainly find it difficult to start their factories with migrant workers likely to be slow in retur...
- Handset makers to step up hiring to cash in on tax sopsThe hiring is planned to start from the January-March quarter.
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