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EMS players rally after govt extends customs duty sops
Electronic manufacturing services players' shares rose Thursday after duty concessions were extended. This relief covers machinery for lithium-ion battery and display component manufacturing. The government's move reinforces its commitment to the domestic electronics ecosystem. Shares of Syrma SGS Technology and Dixon Technologies are strong performers. This import duty concession should act as a tailwind for the sector.
Syrma SGS to Kaynes Tech: EMS stocks jump up to 7.5% as Centre waives customs duty on key electronic components
The government's waiver of basic customs duty on electronics manufacturing components until 2029 led to sharp stock gains for companies like Kaynes Technology. This initiative aims to enhance domestic production of electronics and support India's goal of becoming a global manufacturing hub.
Dixon, Kaynes, Amber, Syrma surge up to 5%; what's driving EMS stocks?
The government extended customs duty concessions on a range of machinery and components used in electronics manufacturing until March 31, 2029.
Dixon Tech, Syrma SGS, Amber shares surge up to 6%. What does customs duty relief mean?
Shares of Dixon Technologies, Syrma SGS Technologies and Amber Enterprises rallied after the Centre expanded customs duty exemptions on electronics manufacturing machinery and components until 2029. The move is expected to reduce import costs, improve margins, encourage fresh investments and strengthen India's electronics manufacturing ecosystem across batteries, displays and smartphones.
Dixon, Kaynes Tech Shares Up 5%: EMS Stocks In Focus After Government Waives Customs Duty On Key Parts
Dixon, Syrma SGS, Avalon Technologies and Kaynes shares rallied up to 6% after the government waived customs duty on key electronics components.
Consumer loans hit a record in Q1 amid steep rise in electronic goods prices
Consumer financing reached new highs in the June quarter. This surge was fueled by greater financing of electronics and rising prices. Banks and NBFCs saw significant growth in consumer durable loans. Financing now accounts for a larger share of smartphone sales. Extended financing tenures help keep monthly installments affordable for consumers.
Paras Defence, ideaForge, other defence stocks slide up to 5%. What’s triggering the selloff?
Defence stocks declined up to 5% as investors booked profits after a sharp rally triggered by the Defence Acquisition Council’s approval of Rs 52,000 crore worth of acquisition proposals. Despite the correction, brokerages remained positive on the sector, citing strong order inflows and execution opportunities for companies such as HAL and Bharat Electronics.
HAL offers the best risk-reward among defence stocks despite expensive valuations, says Equirus
Harshit Patel, Director of Equirus Securities expects Bharat Dynamics to be a key beneficiary of the Defence Acquisition Council's ₹52,000-crore approvals, while BEL, Data Patterns, Apollo Micro Systems and Astra Microwave are well placed to benefit from rising demand for defence electronics and anti-drone systems.
Kaynes Tech, Syrma Top Jefferies Picks Over Dixon Tech In EMS Space On PLI Component Push
Jefferies says the next phase of India's electronics manufacturing incentive programme is likely to favour component makers over assembly-led EMS companies, backing Kaynes Technology and Syrma SGS while retaining a Hold rating on Dixon Technologies.
Raymond shares rise 4% after former BEL chief joins defence business
Raymond shares rose nearly 4% after the company appointed former Bharat Electronics Chairman and Managing Director Bhanu Prakash Srivastava as CEO of its defence business. The company expects his nearly four decades of experience in defence technologies and programme execution to strengthen its expansion into defence electronics, systems integration, aerospace and related engineering businesses.
Zen Tech, HAL & other defence stocks rally up to 6% on DAC's Rs 52,000-crore approval. Motilal picks 3 shares to buy
Defence stocks rallied sharply on Monday after the Defence Acquisition Council approved procurement proposals worth around Rs 52,000 crore. Zen Technologies, ideaForge, HAL, BEL, Paras Defence and Data Patterns gained, while Motilal Oswal reiterated its 'Buy' ratings on HAL, Bharat Electronics and Astra Microwave.
BEL To HAL: Defence Stocks In Focus After Rs 52,000-Crore DAC Approval — Check Target Prices
Motilal Oswal has maintained a positive stance on the defence space and reiterated Bharat Electronics as its top pick.