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Revenue growth to be quite significant for next 2 financial years: Saurabh Gupta, Dixon Technologies
I do not want to give you guidance on any number, but clearly the order book looks extremely healthy, not only across mobile vertical which is the largest trigger for our growth, I think so even IT hardware opportunities looking very promising.
F&O stocks to buy today: Dixon, BEL among top 10 trading ideas for 4 July 2024
Exciting market movements anticipated as Nifty future and India VIX show positive trends. Options data indicating a wide trading range. Nifty forms a bullish candle, supported by Chandan Taparia's analysis. Expert insights from Technical & Derivative Research suggest positive market sentiment. Focus on F&O basket with recommendations from Kunal Bothra and Nooresh Merani. Diverse stock picks offer trading opportunities. Insights on cash market from Axis Securities complemented by analysis from ETNow. Expert opinions provide valuable guidance for traders. Daily frame analysis by Rajesh Palviya and Market Expert recommendations offer strategic trading insights for investors.
Foxconn’s Bharat FIH is facing turbulence due to top-level exits
Foxconn group company Bharat FIH is in a rough spot, with three of its independent directors having exited its board in the past three months. Interglobe Aviation chairman Venkataramani Sumantran, Sify Technologies cofounder Ramaraj R and former IT and telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan have resigned. Sources cited the company’s lack of direction as the main reason for the resignations.
Bharat FIH plans factory reset on board, order woes
Foxconn group's Bharat FIH is facing challenges as it loses key directors and considers closing its Sri City facility due to reduced orders from Xiaomi, its main client. The company's dependence on Xiaomi has led to a decline, with industry watchers noting a lack of diversification. Bharat FIH struggles to pivot to other sectors and compete with PLI benefits offered to competitors like Dixon.
Vodafone Idea, 5 other stocks expected to enter MSCI index
India’s weight in MSCI EM now stands at 19.2%, and it is gradually expected to cross the 20% mark.The street eagerly awaits HDFC Bank’s June 2024 shareholding, which should be out anytime this week. The critical number to monitor would be the FII holding dropping below the 55% mark. The August review cut-off will be between June 18 to 30 while the official announcement will be on August 13 with the adjustment taking place on August 30, 2024.
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Hot Stocks: Brokerages on Amara Raja, United Spirits, Dixon Technologies, and Grasim
Morgan Stanley maintained an underweight rating on Amara Raja with a target price of Rs 967. MS thinks that the company now matches Exide on capability but needs to catch up on customer wins and in the ramp-up timeline.
Govt starts taking call on Chinese investments, Indian cos Press (Note) 3
Dixon Technologies is preparing to file for Press Note 3 clearance for its proposed joint venture with HKC Corp for manufacturing liquid crystal modules, thin film transistor liquid crystal display modules and assembly of smartphones and televisions. Dixon will own majority shares. Following border tensions, the Indian government began looking askance at investments by Chinese companies in India.
Equity taxation tweaks, PSU disinvestment among 6 factors that could break markets: Kotak Equities
Indian benchmark index Nifty 50 has surged by 1,682 points or 7.6% since the June 4 debacle, driven by non-institutional investors and select institutional investors, as noted by Kotak Institutional Equities. The market's sentiment remains positive despite potential risks, with a focus on upcoming state elections and regulatory oversight.
F&O stocks: PVR INOX, Indiamart Intermesh among 5 stocks with long buildup
Bulls dominate PVR INOX, Indiamart Intermesh, GMR Infra, SAIL, and Dixon Technologies with fresh long positions. Price increases accompanied by open interest rises confirm long buildup signals. Additional checks aid trading decisions, including proximity to 52-week high and bullish crossovers.
Anti-dumping duty on PCBs hits IT hardware PLI beneficiaries
India imposed a 30% anti-dumping duty (ADD) on bare PCBs – an essential component in any electronics product – for five years in March on the commerce ministry’s recommendations following complaints from six local PCB makers, represented by the Indian Printed Circuit Association, over cheap inbound shipments from China and Hong Kong.
Vivo set to open ₹3,000-cr India facility in July
Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is set to inaugurate one of India's largest mobile phone manufacturing facilities next month, with an annual capacity of 120 million devices. The facility is being set up with an investment of over ₹3,000 crore.
Industry executives a worried lot: Why India-China tensions are equal to a big headache for electronics makers
Indian electronics manufacturers have suffered $15 billion in production losses and 100,000 job cuts due to escalating tensions with China. Visa delays for Chinese executives are hindering the industry's expansion plans, leading to a $10 billion export opportunity loss and $2 billion in value addition loss. Government probes into Chinese companies operating in India have further impacted the sector.
ACC, Dixon Technologies among 5 stocks with long buildup
A long buildup occurs when there is an increase in open interest and trading volumes alongside a rise in the price of the underlying stock in the Futures and Options segment, indicating a bullish trend in the market. In Friday's trading session, five stocks experienced a buildup of fresh long positions. Here's the list:
Dixon Technologies to invest Rs 1,500-1,800 cr in India over next three years
The poster boy of Indian contract manufacturing will generate the funds from internal accruals based on cash flow. Lall said this year itself, the company will invest over Rs 500 crore and will not shy away from raising funds for any big ticket acquisitions. Dixon is also looking to venture into the electric vehicle space with manufacturing of components like electronics modules.
F&O stocks to buy today: Dixon, Hudco among top 3 trading ideas for 3 June 2024
The Indian stock market is expected to start the week on a positive note, buoyed by positive global and domestic cues. On Friday, the Nifty future closed with gains, indicating a positive sentiment in the market despite some volatility. The India VIX, a measure of market volatility, saw a slight increase, causing some discomfort among investors.
Need two more PLIs for wearables and components: MAIT
MAIT, which represents major electronics companies such as Dixon Technologies, Dell, HP, Google amongst others, said the industry would review existing PLI schemes over the next two months to examine how they have fared vs policy objectives.
Google's India alphabet P for Pixel, D for Dixon: Local contract manufacturer will make Google Pixel 8 smartphones
Dixon Technologies to manufacture Google Pixel 8 smartphones in India to compete with Apple and Samsung in the Rs 50,000-plus price range. Google aims to increase its market share in India despite import duties, considering Foxconn as a potential manufacturing partner.
Dixon ropes in Realme, plans to manufacture display modules for mobile phones: MD
Dixon Technologies, an Indian contract manufacturer, has secured Realme, a Chinese smartphone brand, as a new client. They intend to commence production of display modules for mobile phones, tablets, and notebooks, with a targeted capital expenditure of $30 million, excluding costs related to land and buildings.
International calls for iPhones made in India ring louder; Apple may hit Rs 1 lakh cr export mark in FY25
Apple exports a bulk of its total India production. In FY24, Apple’s total production in India touched $14 billion (Rs 1.2 lakh crore). The company’s exports crossed $10 billion (Rs 85,000 crore). Both these figures were the highest achieved by any company in India till date for a single financial year.
Dixon Technologies signs pact with Nokia to manufacture telecom products
Dixon Technologies has disclosed that it has truck a deal with Nokia to design and produce telecom equipment. According to a filing with the stock exchange, Dixon Electro Appliances, a wholly owned subsidiary of the electronics manufacturing (EMS) company, will handle manufacturing operations at its Noida, Uttar Pradesh facility.
Mukesh Ambani turns to 'Wyzr' to disrupt India's consumer electronics and home appliances market
The company intends to design and develop the products in-house as it pitches to establish a homegrown brand in a market dominated by foreign labels. It had previously launched private label brand Reconnect, with products built by third parties.
Padget Electronics signs agreement with Longcheer to manufacture smartphones for global brands with latest technology
Padget Electronics collaborates with Longcheer for smartphone production. Clients include Xiaomi, Motorola, Samsung. Longcheer, with 28% ODM market share globally, emphasizes quality, innovation, engineering prowess, and customer satisfaction in smart product services.
Infinix India CEO emphasizes clear product differentiation amidst smartphone market confusion
Infinix India CEO Anish Kapoor highlighted the issue of smartphone brands offering similar features, causing confusion among customers. To differentiate, Infinix focuses on clear-cut distinctions for each product. Despite a stagnant market, Infinix saw a 30% year-on-year growth in shipment volumes in 2023, increasing its market share from 2.4% to 3.1%.
Dixon signs pact with Dassault Systems to transform manufacturing landscape
Dixon Technologies, a top electronics contract manufacturer in India, has partnered with Dassault Systemes to modernize its manufacturing processes using software solutions. This collaboration aims to enhance operational agility, customer satisfaction, and overall productivity. The firms did not disclose financial details. The move aligns with Dixon's vision for innovation and continuous improvement.
China Plus One, PLI scheme throw up a rising star that shows India the way
Traditionally, Indian businesses faced challenges competing with China. However, within a short span, many have not only rivaled Chinese firms globally but have also become symbols of homegrown manufacturing prowess. Dixon Technologies, India's largest electronics contract manufacturer, seized opportunities offered by the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme amidst a shift away from China due to geopolitical tensions.
Dixon to buy majority stake in Transsion manufacturing unit
Dixon Technologies, India's top contract manufacturer, plans to acquire a majority stake in Ismartu India, a manufacturing unit of Chinese phone maker Transsion Holdings. Dixon will initially purchase 50.10% stake for Rs 238.36 crore in cash, with plans to eventually hold around 55% stake. The deal aims to boost India's role in the mobile phone ecosystem dominated by Chinese brands.
Dixon to acquire majority stake of Ismartu India
Dixon Technologies, a leading contract manufacturer in India, is set to acquire a majority stake in Ismartu India, a leading electronics and mobile device manufacturing firm. The company has entered into a share purchase agreement to acquire a 50.10% stake in the first tranche from Ismartu Singapore, Transsion Technology Ltd, and 5A advisors LLP. The acquisition is in line with Dixon Technologies' strategy to grow in the business segment and achieve strategic goals.
Dixon eyes India unit of China handset maker Transsion Holdings
The talks come amid greater scrutiny of Chinese firms operating in the handset ecosystem. The Centre wants Indian companies and executives to have more sway over the country’s mobile phone industry, currently dominated by Chinese handset brands, as part of an informal mandate, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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