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India roundup; Foxconn to make iPhones in Karnataka by April 2024 - Vimarsana News

India roundup; Foxconn to make iPhones in Karnataka by April 2024

The government of Karnataka said that Foxconn will beginning making iPhones in the state in 2024. Xiaomi will expand local sourcing for its smartphones and wearable devices to regain its leadership in India.

India roundup: Tata reported to set up another facility for EMS business - Vimarsana News

India roundup: Tata reported to set up another facility for EMS business

Tata is reportedly looking to expand its electronics manufacturing investments. Tesla is interested in making EVs in India but has not made any firm commitment.

India roundup: Tesla reportedly stops short of committing to India plant - Vimarsana News

India roundup: Tesla reportedly stops short of committing to India plant

Tesla reportedly refrains from making a firm commitment to establish a manufacturing facility in India

India roundup: Foxconn expands Indian investments by capital injection and land acquisition - Vimarsana News

India roundup: Foxconn expands Indian investments by capital injection and land acquisition

Global manufacturers such as Foxconn, Cisco, and Hyundai are expanding their manufacturing capabilities in India. India's local opto-semiconductor maker introduced sapphire substrates to meet local LED demand.

India roundup: India enters world's top ten in annual industrial robot installations - Vimarsana News

India roundup: India enters world's top ten in annual industrial robot installations

India has seen its number of industrial robots installed rise by over 50% during Indian PM Narendra Modi's "Make in India" campaign, while Apple is relatively resilient in India's declining smartphone shipments.