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July 18, 2023
The Indian government is putting in place a mechanism to speed up visas for Chinese nationals required mainly for installation, expansion and repair work in the electronics manufacturing sector, especially for companies approved under the production-linked scheme (PLI).
July 16, 2023
MeitY raises concerns at the proposed cuts; India, however, has offered concessions in EU FTA negotiations.
July 11, 2023
Wistron's manufacturing facility in Karnataka is potentially valued at over $600 million and employs over 10,000 workers
July 11, 2023
Wistron's factory in Karnataka is potentially valued at $600 million (over Rs 4000 crore). The facility employs over 10,000 workers that assemble the latest-gen iPhone 14.
July 10, 2023
OE-A Competition 2024 Calls for Inventiveness
July 7, 2023
Indiaโs booming electronics manufacturing industry is being tarnished by high input tariffs, resulting in cost disabilities and increasing cost of production, according to a report by India Cellular and Electronics Association(ICEA).
July 6, 2023
India has the highest tariffs on inputs in electronics among the competing economies which accentuates India's cost disability in comparison to those nations, a new report showed on Thursday.The India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA) ...
July 6, 2023
India has the highest tariffs on inputs in electronic segment among competing economies, according to industry body ICEA's study that analysed input tariffs in electronics sector across five nations.
July 6, 2023
New Delhi, July 6 (IANS) India has the highest tariffs on inputs in electronics among the competing economies which accentuates Indiaโs cost disability in
July 6, 2023
India has the highest tariffs on inputs in electronic segment among competing economies, according to industry body ICEAs study that analysed input tariffs in electronics sector across five nations. The study revealed that high tariff induced costs accentuates Indias cost disability vis-a-vis the four competing economies.