A joint study from IIM Bangalore and Counterpoint Researchers, announced the current state of mobile phone manufacturing in India.
With more than 265 million mobile phones sold in India in 2016, manufacturing in India has become imperative not only from the perspectives of boosting GDP and reducing trade deficit but also from OEMs growth strategy perspective to enable effective logistics, cost savings, better localization, tighter equality control and other meaningful benefits.
Since the launch of ‘Make in India’ program in September 2014 by the current government with necessary policy reforms, complemented by associated different central and state-led incentive schemes domestic manufacturing of mobile phones has expanded.
Currently, there are more than 50 facilities from OEMs to ODMs to EMS to component suppliers involved in manufacturing of mobile phones in India. The companies are :
- Aqua
- Asus
- Bloom
- Calibar
- Celkon
- Champion
- Exmart
- Fly
- Fox
- Gamexy
- Gionee
- Hicell
- Hitech
- HTC
- Huawei
- Iball
- Infocus
- Intex
- Isuzu
- Jeotex
- Jio
- Jivi
- Josh
- Juicell
- Karbonn
- Kechadda
- Kult
- Lava
- LeEco
- Lemon
- Lenovo
- Lephone
- LG
- Mafe
- Maxwin
- Megagate
- Micromax
- Microsoft
- Onida
- Oppo
- Panasonic
- Rage
- Relaxx
- Ringingbells
- Rocktel
- Rokea
- Samsung
- Sansui
- Siccoo
- Spice
- Spice
- Swipe
- Usha
- Vell-com
- Videocon
- VitelMobile
- Vivo
- Wingfone
- Xiaomi
- Zen
- Zook
(Source : Counterpoint Research Data)
By Baishakhi Dutta