Xiaomi to remain 100% subsidiary of Chinese parent, not tying with any Indian firm: Report
Muralikrishnan B, president of Xiaomi in India, said that the company is not looking at any joint venture with any Indian firm
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Muralikrishnan B, president of Xiaomi in India, said that the company is not looking at any joint venture with any Indian firm
Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Xiaomi has said it will not pursue the joint-venture solutions used in India by its peers. President Muralikrishnan B said the firm was looking to remain a 100% subsidiary of its Chinese parent, amid speculation of an Indian joint venture, especially as some of its contract manufacturers enjoy incentives from the government.
Wearables manufacturing in the country is going from strength to strength, in a big boost for the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. And this is proving
Designed to boost India’s manufacturing capabilities and exports, the production-linked incentive scheme has had a tepid beginning. Things might begin to change in FY24, with economic activity predicted to normalise
The surge in wearables manufacturing in India is impacting Chinese assembly lines adversely, with many factories in that country facing a sharply reduced order book, several industry executives ET spoke to have said.