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In times of tariff war, India to play key role in US supply chain

Economic Times

Economic Times · 4m ago

In times of tariff war, India to play key role in US supply chain

India is poised to become a crucial source for American electronics and consumer-tech amid a shift in global supply chains away from China. Opportunities for India are emerging in outsourced semiconductor assembly, testing, and fab activity, with US companies like Analog Devices showing interest. The country is seen as a strategic partner due to its market size, focus on semiconductor manufacturing, and stable international relations. However, challenges remain, requiring policy consistency and investment.

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Manufacturers in India not overly concerned with US tariffs: IT Secretary S Krishnan

Economic Times

Economic Times · 4m ago

Manufacturers in India not overly concerned with US tariffs: IT Secretary S Krishnan

Indian electronics and IT manufacturers are not overly concerned about recent US tariff hikes, though future implications depend on developments. The US imposed an additional 26% tariff on Indian goods, but tariffs are higher for competitors like Vietnam and China. Indian manufacturers maintain a competitive edge due to a focus on scale, quality, and 'Make in India' incentives. The situation is seen as an opportunity to enhance India's role in the global supply chain.

Days of building China factories, hiring workers in India are over: US President Donald Trump - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Days of building China factories, hiring workers in India are over: US President Donald Trump - The Economic Times

US President Donald Trump criticized American companies for outsourcing jobs to India and manufacturing in China, emphasizing an "America-first" approach. This aligns with the recent US AI Action Plan aimed at maintaining technological dominance and implementing export controls. While the plan suggests India could become a key US partner, there are concerns about global supply chain disruptions. The emphasis on domestic production challenges India's role, urging it to boost its own capacities and navigate strategic international alignments cautiously.

US, Mexico to partner on semiconductor supply chain development

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

US, Mexico to partner on semiconductor supply chain development

The US and Mexico are joining forces to explore opportunities in the semiconductor supply chain, in an effort to reduce dependence on China and Taiwan. This partnership is in line with the US CHIPS Act, a 2022 law that has allocated $500 million to develop the semiconductor supply chain through collaborations with allies. The initial step will involve assessing Mexico's semiconductor industry, regulations, and workforce requirements. The strength and resilience of the semiconductor supply chain play a crucial role in the manufacturing of essential products like vehicles and medical devices.

Trump targets semiconductors as tariff relief for tech firms nears end

Economic Times

Economic Times · 4m ago

Trump targets semiconductors as tariff relief for tech firms nears end

US President Trump plans to impose new tariffs on semiconductors, addressing perceived unfair trade practices, particularly by China. This follows temporary tariff exemptions for key tech items like smartphones and laptops to mitigate inflation and supply chain issues. Major firms like Apple benefited but remain reliant on Chinese manufacturing. The White House emphasizes reducing dependence on China, prompting companies to consider shifting production elsewhere, including India. New tariffs could lead to significant price increases for US consumers.

L&T Precision Engineering eyes supply chain role for the next US space station: VP Vikas Khita | Mint

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Livemint · 10m ago

L&T Precision Engineering eyes supply chain role for the next US space station: VP Vikas Khita | Mint

- L&T Precision Engineering and Systems, a subsidiary of Larson and Toubro Ltd., is looking to play a supply chain role in the next US space station. - The company's Vice President, Vikas Khita, anticipates Indian firms will have a role in the supply chain for the next space station. - L&T is also interested in building space ports, space parks, and manufacturing clusters as the Indian government opens up the space industry to private players in 2020. - L&T has been involved in the production of hardware for every ISRO project, including Chandrayaan, Gaganyaan, and Mars Orbiter missions. - L&T was previously in discussions with Blue Origin for the supply of orbital launch capabilities and space habitat solutions. - India aims to capture nearly 8% of the global space market by 2033, which is estimated to be worth nearly $1.8 trillion by 2035.

How Adani makes the best use of US solar tariffs

Livemint

Livemint · 8d ago

How Adani makes the best use of US solar tariffs

Adani Group strategically navigates US solar tariffs by exporting solar panels to the American market and importing them from China for use in India's largest solar park. This approach allows Adani to leverage the US tariff exemptions for Indian solar panels while utilizing Chinese panels in domestic projects, optimizing cost and supply chain dynamics. However, this tariff-driven arbitrage is expected to be temporary due to changing policies on the use of Chinese modules in India.

Apple girds for more trade war pain, trims buyback

Economic Times

Economic Times · 3m ago

Apple girds for more trade war pain, trims buyback

Apple has reduced its share buyback program by $10 billion due to potential $900 million tariff-related costs amid the ongoing trade war, according to CEO Tim Cook. The company is adjusting its supply chain, increasingly sourcing products from India and Vietnam, while expanding its U.S. operations with significant capital expenditure. Despite these challenges, Apple reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit. However, it forecasts a potential hit to gross margins in the coming quarter.

Apple earnings under pressure from tariffs, slow AI roll-out - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Apple earnings under pressure from tariffs, slow AI roll-out - The Economic Times

Apple is facing challenges including U.S. tariffs, competition in China, and an AI market it has entered late. Despite expectations of a 4.2% revenue growth, investors are focused on how Apple will navigate potential liabilities in its global supply chain. To mitigate tariff impacts, Apple shifted iPhone production to India, boosting local smartphone production by 240%. Analysts expect Apple’s strategy to reduce tariffs' impact, while its cautious AI approach raises concerns amid rapid industry advancements.

Electronics makers enter standby mode - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 20d ago

Electronics makers enter standby mode - The Economic Times

Electronics companies in India are reconsidering expansion plans due to new US tariffs, losing the pricing edge over China. Smartphones and key items remain exempt, but other electronics face 50% tariff duties. Some companies, like Dixon Technologies, are in waiting mode, while others explore alternative markets. Industry associations express concerns about impacts on exports. Despite potential losses in the US market, India's domestic consumption remains a significant allure for multinational companies.

Viable to export out of India; clarity on global trade issues to decide future investments here: Cisco - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Viable to export out of India; clarity on global trade issues to decide future investments here: Cisco - The Economic Times

Cisco views India as a promising hub for exports and growth, potentially unmatched globally over the next decade. However, the company seeks clarity on global trade policies before further investments. Cisco's manufacturing operations in India began 18 months ago and are expanding. Current geopolitical uncertainties and tariff concerns impact its supply chain strategies. Despite challenges, Cisco values India’s engineering talent and diversity initiatives, considering it central to their global strategy.

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