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India’s top mobile manufacturers, including Apple and Foxconn, are urging tariff corrections in Union Budget 2026–27 to fix an inverted duty structure, cut customs on components, and protect India’s $75 billion phone production and $30 billion export ambitions amid China’s curbs on advanced manufacturing machinery.

LG Electronics’ ₹5,000 crore Sri City facility in Andhra Pradesh is rapidly emerging as a major manufacturing hub, with large-scale output, job creation, and supplier investments reinforcing the state’s push to become a high-value electronics production base.

LG Electronics’ ₹5,000 crore Sri City facility in Andhra Pradesh is rapidly emerging as a major manufacturing hub, with large-scale output, job creation, and supplier investments reinforcing the state’s push to become a high-value electronics production base.

Assam plans its first mobile phone manufacturing unit alongside Tata Group’s Rs 27,000 crore semiconductor facility at Jagiroad, aiming to leverage strong GSDP growth and align with India’s Production Linked Incentive scheme to build a high-tech electronics hub, create jobs, and plug into global value chains by 2026.

Assam plans its first mobile phone manufacturing unit alongside Tata Group’s Rs 27,000 crore semiconductor facility at Jagiroad, aiming to leverage strong GSDP growth and align with India’s Production Linked Incentive scheme to build a high-tech electronics hub, create jobs, and plug into global value chains by 2026.

Samsung Electronics detailed its “Companion to AI Living” strategy at CES 2026, showcasing an AI ecosystem spanning TVs, SmartThings, appliances, health monitoring, and security through Samsung Knox and Knox Matrix.

CES 2026 in Las Vegas showcases AI’s expanding reach, from Nvidia, AMD and Intel’s latest accelerators and processors to Siemens’ industrial AI, robotics from LG, Hyundai and Boston Dynamics, and Lenovo’s “Smarter AI for All” vision. The event highlights how AI is reshaping industries, infrastructure and everyday experiences worldwide.

India clears 22 ECMS projects worth ₹41,863 crore, targeting PCBs, Li-ion cells, displays, and optical transceivers across eight states, and projecting ₹2,58,152 crore in output and 33,791 direct jobs as it accelerates its push toward electronics self-reliance and global manufacturing scale.

India clears 22 ECMS projects worth ₹41,863 crore, targeting PCBs, Li-ion cells, displays, and optical transceivers across eight states, and projecting ₹2,58,152 crore in output and 33,791 direct jobs as it accelerates its push toward electronics self-reliance and global manufacturing scale.

Atomberg Technologies, the Mumbai-based consumer electronics startup founded by IIT Bombay alumni Manoj Meena and Sibabrata Das, is preparing for…