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Domestic Manufacturing: The government saw some large deals being finalised with companies across the globe in lucrative industries such as electronics, automobiles and semiconductor manufacturing.

Dixon said in a statement that Padget has commenced smartphone manufacturing for Xiaomi in Q3 2023.

As a part of its collaboration with these electronic manufacturing services (EMS) and original design manufacturers (ODM), Intel will share its expertise with these eight companies to facilitate the production of entry-level laptops in India.

The eight manufacturers include Bhagwati Products, Dixon Technologies India, Kaynes Technology India, Optiemus Electronics, Panache Digilife, Smile Electronics, Syrma SGS Technology and VVDN Technologies

Including Bhagwati and VVDN, Intel has collaborated with Dixon Technologies, Kaynes Technology, Optiemus Electronics, Panache Digilife, Smile Electronics, and Syrma SGS, for its foray of making laptops here.

Optiemus Infracom announces its foray into Drone Manufacturing for India And Global Markets

India Business News: Optiemus Infracom, a telecom and manufacturing company in India, has entered the unmanned systems market with the launch of locally-designed drones. T

While global manufacturing companies such as Foxconn, Wistron and Samsung have helped the PLI scheme for mobile phones a grand success, a top executive at homegrown smartphone brand Lava said the manufacturing industry needs more time to establish local champions.

​With a substantial budgetary outlay of more than USD 2 billion, the revised scheme heralds a significant pivot towards bolstering the IT Hardware manufacturing landscape in India, opening the doors for global and domestic supply chains to establish or expand their manufacturing bases in this vibrant market, the association said.

Indian smartphone manufacturers, including Lava and Bhagwati, are struggling to meet their production targets under the PLI scheme for the third consecutive year. Dixon Technologies, however, is an exception, as it has secured big orders. While global manufacturers like Foxconn and Samsung have been successful under the scheme, the domestic industry needs more time to establish local champions, according to Lavas co-founder.