Title: Tech Giants Shift Gears: Laptop Manufacturing Booms in India
Is India the new global hub for laptop and tech manufacturing? Big names like Apple, Dell, HP, and Lenovo say yes—and here’s why that matters to you.
The global tech industry is undergoing a major shift. Leading companies are moving their laptop and electronics production to India, drawn by low costs, reduced dependence on China, and India’s powerful Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme.
Apple plans to make not just iPhones but also AirPods and laptops in India. Dell is expanding exports from Tamil Nadu. Samsung is assembling laptops in Noida. Lenovo is already building AI servers in Puducherry. India is no longer just assembling tech—it's becoming the future of it.
Local players like Dixon Technologies and PG Electroplast are booming, riding a wave of government support and rising global demand. India is offering up to $5 billion in incentives to push this transition further.
Why it matters:
This shift isn’t just good news for India—it’s a sign of how global supply chains are realigning. Investors, traders, and tech followers should keep a close eye on India’s growing tech dominance.
