Electronics and Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry

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Syrma SGS inaugurates electronics manufacturing facility in Pune to boost PCB production - ET Manufacturing

Syrma SGS Technology Limited: The facility, launched with the presence of key customers and Executive Chairman Sandeep Tandon, aims to significantly expand the company’s PCB (Printed Circuit Board) assembly capabilities, catering to the rising domestic demand in the automotive and industrial...

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Syrma SGS partners with MSI to manufacture laptops for Indian market

Syrma SGS has partnered with Taiwanese brand MSI to assemble laptops in their Chennai facility. This phased manufacturing approach will begin with technology transfer. The collaboration supports India's production-linked incentive scheme and aims to strengthen the country's manufacturing...

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The two companies will jointly manufacture advanced data centre switches, 5G technology equipment and other high-end electronic components on a 10-acre land parcel allocated by the Telangana government in E-City.

Taiwan's Sera Networks to invest Rs 300 cr for facility in Telangana

This agreement was finalized during an official visit to Taiwan led by Telangana's IT and Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu.

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Haier is investing ₹300 crore for manufacturing of components like injection moulding and printed circuit boards in India.

The Chinese refrigerator and television maker has reached out to local component manufacturers to set up plants near its production units, and one such facility - producing wire baskets for deep freezers - has already come up near its Pune plant, he said. Next in line is refrigerator door glass manufacturing by local companies, Satish said.

Oppo India managing director for R&D Tasleem Arif posted on LinkedIn three weeks back. Oppo's smartphone local value addition is expected to double from 18-20% by 2026, he had said.

Vivo, in a recent India business report, said all the motherboards used in its smartphones in India are assembled locally. So are all packaging materials and over 90% of fingerprint sensors, batteries and chargers. The company said it has developed some of the local suppliers with "significant support" and now wants to locally procure high-value components.

 

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HCL-Foxconn OSAT JV begins scouting for EPC partners



The HCL-Foxconn joint venture is scouting for an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) partner for its upcoming chip facility.

On the lookout: Sources told us that the JV is in talks with Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and Taiwanese major CTCI, who have extensive experience working with Foxconn. “There was a preliminary discussion to see who could be partners for the facility because HCL-Foxconn is hoping to receive Cabinet approval by the end of this month,” one person cited above told us.

To be clear: EPC companies manage projects from initial design and engineering to construction and completion as a single point of responsibility for the entire project lifecycle.

Up for grabs: L&T specialises in EPC projects, hi-tech manufacturing, and services and has a presence in eight countries beyond India.
Taiwan-headquartered CTCI operates in sectors such as environmental engineering, refineries, petrochemicals, transportation, industrial facilities, advanced technology plants, and LNG terminals. It was involved in building TSMC’s chip plant in the US.

Greenlight awaited: The JV is awaiting Cabinet approval for its Outsourced Semiconductor and Test (OSAT) facility, which is expected to be the first of its kind in Uttar Pradesh. Foxconn, which is reportedly investing $37.2 million, holds a 40% equity stake in the venture.

P2P lending slumps; HCL-Foxconn’s new hunt

Happy Monday! The central banks regulatory sword hangs heavy on the peer-to-peer (P2P) lending sector. This and more in todays ETtech Morning Dispatch.

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