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India's electronics policy framework needs to offer stability to strengthen position in global market
Secretary, Department of Commerce, Rajesh Agrawal, has noted that the global electronics industry is increasingly driven by global value chains, and India's policy framework must provide the predictability and stability required for these value chains to expand their presence in the country. He observed that policy approaches for production aimed at the domestic market may differ from those needed to promote export-oriented manufacturing. He added that the Chintan Shivir had been convened to facilitate constructive dialogue and develop tangible, balanced and actionable policy recommendations that are equitable for all stakeholders while strengthening India's position as a globally competitive electronics manufacturing and export hub.
Govt's Chintan Shivir highlights roadmap to achieve $150 billion electronics exports by 2030
With the global electronics industry increasingly being driven by global value chains, Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal indicated that India's policy framework must provide the predictability and stability required for these value chains to expand their presence in the country.
India sweetens the deal for global electronics manufacturers
India is expanding electronics manufacturing by offering customs duty concessions on machinery. These incentives aim to attract investment in critical components and advanced equipment. The government seeks to deepen the domestic electronics ecosystem beyond final product assembly. This policy supports the growth of India's electronics production and export capabilities. New Delhi is positioning India as a comprehensive electronics manufacturing hub.
Samsung in rejig mode to boost India play: Company to remove overlapping functions across TV & home appliances units
Samsung is restructuring its Indian operations to improve profitability in home appliances. This move follows pressure from slowing smartphone demand and rising component costs. The company aims to eliminate operational layers and overlapping functions within its sales divisions. Job losses are possible as Samsung seeks to accommodate most employees in new roles. This restructuring initiative may extend to other global subsidiaries of the electronics giant.
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.
Five Stocks To Buy: Swiggy, Marico, Havells And More | July 08, 2026
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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.
South Korean shares rebound 6% but face second weekly loss
South Korean equities rebounded sharply on Friday, with the Kospi jumping nearly 6%, led by strong gains in heavyweight stocks like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. The recovery came after earlier losses driven by a global tech selloff and concerns that the AI-driven rally may be peaking.
MiPhi bets on memory products shortage to expand auto, electronics business in India
Flash storage maker MiPhi is capitalizing on the global memory chip shortage to secure lucrative deals in India's electronics and automotive sectors. The joint venture between Taiwan's Phison and India's Micromax is supplying high-density storage solutions, leveraging Phison's micro-controllers.
Indian electronics manufacturers forge more and more partnerships with companies from South Korea, Taiwan, Japan
Indian electronics manufacturers are forging alliances with firms from South Korea, Taiwan and Japan, alongside exploring standalone initiatives. This proactive strategy, championed by industry leaders like Dixon Technologies and Amber Enterprises, is designed to align with government objectives for self-reliance in electronics production, targeting both local and global markets.
India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 Gets Rs 1.25 Lakh Crore Nod From Finance Ministry Panel
The government expects the enhanced programme to help India meet up to 75% of its domestic semiconductor demand by 2030, reducing import dependence and supporting the country's ambitions of becoming a global electronics manufacturing hub.
Optiemus commences manufacturing of Quectel wireless modules
Optiemus Electronics (OEL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Optiemus Infracom, has started a strategic manufacturing partnership with Quectel IoT Technologies (Quectel), a global provider of IoT and wireless communication technologies, to locally manufacture advanced wireless communication modules in India. The arrangement marks an important step in strengthening India's electronics manufacturing ecosystem and meeting the growing demand for reliable, high quality connectivity solutions across industries.