PLI Scheme
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India’s Electronics Boom: Spearheading The Global Market from Import to Export Weeks after Shri Narendra Damodardas Modi became the Prime Minister of India in May 2014, a meeting has been summoned… |
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Will India Become the Next “World’s Factory” in Electronics Manufacturing? An In-Depth Analysis10 years ago, India imported 98 percent of mobile phones and at present 99 percent of the devices are made in India. In the coming days, 25 lakh… |
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How the New Anti-dumping Duty (ADD) will Impact PCB Manufacturing in India?India imposes 30% anti-dumping duty on bare PCBs from China and Hong Kong, safeguarding domestic electronics manufacturing Manufacturers and… |
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How is India Forming Strategies to Strengthen its ACC Battery Ecosystem Backed by PLI SchemeIndia needs to run on local ACC manufacturing, creating a robust ecosystem for innovation and economic growth. What are Advanced Chemistry Cells and… |
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Why Without Developing Automation and Digitization, India Cannot Succeed In Electronics Manufacturing Globally In the current product mix, out of the 100 billion dollars, we are actually manufacturing 52.7 percent of the… |
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Interim Budget 2024: Government Boosts ESDM and Semiconductor Industry, But Fails The EV Sector The visionary step is the allocated Rs 1 Lac Crore amount for innovation and research will help in witnessing new… |
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Interim Budget 2024: ELCINA Commends Government's Vision for Viksit Bharat and Nation Building Focus on Electronics Sector for empowering the citizens and inclusive growth through Digitalization and Technology… |
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Government Turns Down Duty Exemption And Subsidy Requests For Import of EVs in India Tesla and a couple of other global car-makers want exemption from local value addition of cost in heavy batteries,… |
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ELCINA Announces Winners of the 48th ELCINA Awards for Excellence in Electronics Hardware Manufacturing & Services 2022-23 The Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA) is proud to announce the winners of the prestigious ELCINA… |
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Why Foxconn Pulls Out $19.5 Bn JV Contract With Vedanta Group As soon as possible Foxconn is likely to sign the contract to manufacture both advanced and legacy node chips in India… |
