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    As many as 17 firms under IT hardware PLI to start production this year: IT Secretary

    Most IT hardware PLI scheme participants, including major players like Dell and HP, are set to commence production this year, according to a Ministry of Electronics and IT official. 17 out of 27 selected companies are expected to begin production, with the India AI Mission prioritizing domestic firms.

    HPE starts rolling out made-in-India servers; plans to enhance local sourcing

    "HPE's plan to manufacture servers in India aligns with its broader objective of supply chain diversification and resiliency. The company is actively exploring opportunities to deepen localisation by leveraging VVDN's backward integration capability and expanding its portfolio of products manufactured from India," the statement said.

    Kaynes Technology, Syrma from EMS space could rally 15-30% in 1 year: Siddhartha Khemka

    The 3QFY24 performance was characterized by a strong revenue growth, but margins were adversely impacted by a change in product mix for multiple players and other company-specific business adjustments/ investments to sustain strong growth for the long term.

    Government looking at component-linked incentive scheme for electronic manufacturing

    Secretary of MeitY makes this announcement at the launch of the country's first designed-in-India education tablet with BharatGPT virtual assistant.

    Laptop company Primebook grabs 3% market share in first year

    Mahant claimed that the company is one of the fastest growing startups in the IT hardware sector whose valuation has already crossed Rs 500 crore.

    Outlook on EMS sector: Avalon & Kaynes could give 20-40% return in 2024

    "We estimate Avalon will deliver a CAGR of 22%/25%/42% in revenue/EBITDA/Adj. PAT over FY23-26 on the back of strong order inflows. In case of Kaynes, we estimate a CAGR of 41%/46%/56% in revenue/EBITDA/Adj. PAT over FY23-FY26, driven by a healthy order book growth trajectory (32% CAGR) and a better margin profile (increasing mix of high value order)."

    The Economic Times
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