Dixon Technologies to Invest Rs 1800 Crore in India Over Three Years

19 Jun 2024 CW Team

Dixon Technologies, a leading electronics manufacturer, announced plans to invest between Rs 15 billion and Rs 18 billion in India over the next three years. The investment aims to expand its manufacturing capabilities and strengthen its position in the competitive electronics market.

The company, which produces consumer electronics, home appliances, lighting products, mobile phones, and security devices, is gearing up to meet the increasing demand in both domestic and international markets. Dixon's Chairman, Sunil Vachani, highlighted the strategic importance of this investment for enhancing production capacity and diversifying product offerings.

Dixon Technologies has been at the forefront of the Indian electronics manufacturing sector, benefiting from the government's "Make in India" initiative and the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme. The PLI scheme, which provides incentives to boost domestic manufacturing, has been a significant driver for Dixon's growth plans.

The investment will be directed towards upgrading existing facilities, setting up new manufacturing units, and investing in cutting-edge technology to improve operational efficiency. Dixon also aims to enter new product segments, including electric vehicle components and advanced consumer electronics, to capture emerging opportunities in the market.

By expanding its footprint and investing in innovation, Dixon Technologies is poised to play a crucial role in bolstering India's electronics manufacturing ecosystem. The company's ambitious investment plan underscores its commitment to contributing to the nation's economic growth and technological advancement.

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