India’s smartphone manufacturing ecosystem is witnessing a steady shift, with domestic companies now accounting for a growing share of production. One in every four smartphones made in the country is now produced by homegrown manufacturers
India’s smartphone manufacturing ecosystem is witnessing a steady shift, with domestic companies now accounting for a growing share of production.
One in every four smartphones made in the country is now produced by homegrown manufacturers, according to a report by The Times of India.
The significant shift reflects the rising capabilities of local firms. The growth has been largely driven by a sharp increase in exports, which continue to power the expansion of India’s electronics manufacturing sector.
As global smartphone brands increasingly diversify their supply chains, India has emerged as a key production hub, with local contract manufacturers playing a crucial role.
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