India is facing a talent shortage amid a growing semiconductor ecosystem. India's trading partners are concerned about India's import management system, which may be replaced by a stricter quota-based system in October
Google announced plans to launch an affordable Android One smartphone in India, suggesting it may not partner with Reliance Jio for smartphone development. Google is expected to ramp up its made-in-India efforts to compete in this highly competitive market
South Korea-based Hyundai Motor is reportedly selecting underwriters for its Indian subsidiary IPO plan. The listing may become India's biggest-ever IPO
While many South Korean companies have struggled to penetrate the Indian market, Samsung Electronics has emerged as a remarkable success. Celebrating its 30th anniversary in India, Samsung is well-positioned for continued growth amid the country's population boom
China and Japan have questioned India's import license requirements, highlighting renewed concerns from WTO members against India's unilateral trade measures
Google has invested in India-based e-commerce giant Flipkart to leverage the local startup ecosystem, capitalize on the growing e-commerce market, and expand its cloud services
Google plans to partner with Foxconn and Dixon Technologies to make Pixel smartphones in India. India's local companies continue to foray into the chipmaking business
After registering a 72% growth in smartphone shipments in the first quarter, Poco, a sub-brand of Xiaomi, is looking to reach an annual smartphone shipment of ten million units in three years in India
Reuters and Bloomberg, citing respective sources, reported that Google plans to invest billions of dollars to manufacture its Pixel smartphones in Tamil Nadu, partnering with Taiwan's Foxconn
Cheng-wen Wu, Minister of the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), said that Taiwan would be happy to share and transfer the experience of science park management to other friendly countries. However, Wu stressed the importance of reciprocity for mutual prosperity
India-based Dixon Technologies reportedly will make Google's Pixel 8 smartphones starting in September following a deal signed between Taiwan-based Compal and Padget, Dixon Technologies' subsidiary
As Ericsson scaled up its telecom gear production in India to meet local demand, the company plans to increase exports. This move aligns with the Indian government's push to make the country a powerhouse in electronics manufacturing by encouraging local production
