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Major smartphone investors such as Oppo<\/a> and Vivo<\/a> in fact are yet to register for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing, even though the likes of Apple phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have done so.
ET spoke to several executives from the affected Chinese smartphone brands, who, on condition of anonymity, said they were currently focused on meeting the pent-up demand in the market post the lockdown and investments into their manufacturing for domestic and export purposes have been put on the backburner.
Vivo<\/a> was planning to invest Rs 7,500 crore, among the largest investments into local manufacturing by any smartphone maker. Oppo<\/a> is also helping set up an Electronic Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) in Greater Noida along with six other companies to make electronics and support accessories with a total investment of Rs 3,500 crore. Foxconn has also announced higher investments in India.
“From a short-term perspective, their investments are on hold since market recovery will take time,” said Tarun Pathak, associate director at Counterpoint Research. “There is uncertainty seeing anti-China sentiment. While there is pent-up demand, there is a market slowdown.”
Chinese players including Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo, RealMe and OnePlus have cornered around 80% of the entire Indian smartphone market, though that may fall going forward owing to the current supply and geopolitical crisis, say experts. Amidst growing anti-China sentiment in the country, traders’ body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has written to finance minister Nirmala Sithraman, IT and telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and commerce minister Piyush Goyal to investigate Chinese handset companies that make smartphones<\/a> locally, especially from the data security and privacy point of view.
Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo didn't comment on ET's queries.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Samsung likely to gain as Chinese smartphone brands suffer amid anti-China sentiment: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Chinese smartphone brands in India may lose share in Apr-Jun quarter: Trackers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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中国智能手机品牌搁置投资在印度在地缘政治紧张局势
同僚和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
新德里:在地缘政治紧张局势升级,中国智能手机制造商把他们直接生产方面的投资,考虑到不确定的商业环境。中国智能手机制造商和行业官员说,禁止59中国的应用使他们更加紧张,有些想知道他们将成为下一个目标在印度,并谨慎地观察形势。
主要智能手机等投资者相对应的人和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
等跟几个受影响的中国智能手机品牌的高管,谁不愿透露姓名的,说他们目前专注于满足被压抑的需求在市场上的封锁和投资到他们的国内制造业和出口的目的已经被放在次要位置。
体内计划投资7500卢比,在当地制造业的投资最大的智能手机制造商。相对应的人还帮助建立了一个电子制造业集群(EMC)大诺伊达和其他六个公司做电子产品和支持配件总投资3500卢比。富士康还宣布提高对印度的投资。
“从短期的角度来看,他们的投资在持有以来市场复苏需要时间,”塔伦帕沙克说,对比研究副主管。“有不确定性看到反华情绪。虽然有被压抑的需求,有一个市场放缓。”
中国球员包括小米相对应的人,体内RealMe和OnePlus垄断印度整个智能手机市场的80%左右,尽管这可能会未来由于供电和地缘政治危机,专家说。在国内反华情绪增长,交易员的身体全印度商人联合会(CAIT)已致信财政部长吧Sithraman, Ravi Shankar普拉萨德和电信部长和商务部长总裁Goyal调查中国手机公司智能手机在当地,尤其是从数据安全和隐私的观点。
小米相对应的人,体内没有评论等的查询。
根据所有的消极情绪,帕沙克说,即使组件合作伙伴将重新考虑它们的扩张战略,并等待一段时间,看到了不确定性。
“显示、相机、记忆这投资大。在一个不确定的时代,他们会三思而后行。大多数这些球员来自中国,手机品牌不会改变他们的合作伙伴在中国仅仅因为一个单一市场,这是印度,”帕沙克补充道。
小米,相对应的人,体内都积极与部分合作伙伴来印度帮助支持当地的制造业。朋友大诺伊达和体内有自己的设施,而小米的手机及其他产品主要通过台湾的富士康。
IDC印度研究主管Navkendar辛格说,不大可能,他们取消他们的投资计划,但在投资会有点慢。”以来的时间表将不仅在印度,但全球放缓对手机的需求。印度是一个重要的市场,其投资战略。”
Canalys分析师(流动性)Madhumita Chaudhary说公司正在努力让货物和想要制造启动和运行服务的需求。节日期间的重点是做好准备而不是直接投资的计划。”朋友,Realme OnePlus受到的冲击非常严厉由于关闭和销售计划是他们的焦点现在,”她说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, Chinese smartphone makers are putting their immediate manufacturing-related investments on hold, given the uncertain business environment. Officials from Chinese smartphone makers and the industry say the banning of 59 Chinese apps<\/a> have made them even more nervous, with some wondering if they will be the next target in India, and are watching the situation cautiously.
Major smartphone investors such as Oppo<\/a> and Vivo<\/a> in fact are yet to register for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing, even though the likes of Apple phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have done so.
ET spoke to several executives from the affected Chinese smartphone brands, who, on condition of anonymity, said they were currently focused on meeting the pent-up demand in the market post the lockdown and investments into their manufacturing for domestic and export purposes have been put on the backburner.
Vivo<\/a> was planning to invest Rs 7,500 crore, among the largest investments into local manufacturing by any smartphone maker. Oppo<\/a> is also helping set up an Electronic Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) in Greater Noida along with six other companies to make electronics and support accessories with a total investment of Rs 3,500 crore. Foxconn has also announced higher investments in India.
“From a short-term perspective, their investments are on hold since market recovery will take time,” said Tarun Pathak, associate director at Counterpoint Research. “There is uncertainty seeing anti-China sentiment. While there is pent-up demand, there is a market slowdown.”
Chinese players including Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo, RealMe and OnePlus have cornered around 80% of the entire Indian smartphone market, though that may fall going forward owing to the current supply and geopolitical crisis, say experts. Amidst growing anti-China sentiment in the country, traders’ body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has written to finance minister Nirmala Sithraman, IT and telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and commerce minister Piyush Goyal to investigate Chinese handset companies that make smartphones<\/a> locally, especially from the data security and privacy point of view.
Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo didn't comment on ET's queries.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Samsung likely to gain as Chinese smartphone brands suffer amid anti-China sentiment: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Chinese smartphone brands in India may lose share in Apr-Jun quarter: Trackers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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中国智能手机品牌搁置投资在印度在地缘政治紧张局势
同僚和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
新德里:在地缘政治紧张局势升级,中国智能手机制造商把他们直接生产方面的投资,考虑到不确定的商业环境。中国智能手机制造商和行业官员说,禁止59中国的应用使他们更加紧张,有些想知道他们将成为下一个目标在印度,并谨慎地观察形势。
主要智能手机等投资者相对应的人和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
等跟几个受影响的中国智能手机品牌的高管,谁不愿透露姓名的,说他们目前专注于满足被压抑的需求在市场上的封锁和投资到他们的国内制造业和出口的目的已经被放在次要位置。
体内计划投资7500卢比,在当地制造业的投资最大的智能手机制造商。相对应的人还帮助建立了一个电子制造业集群(EMC)大诺伊达和其他六个公司做电子产品和支持配件总投资3500卢比。富士康还宣布提高对印度的投资。
“从短期的角度来看,他们的投资在持有以来市场复苏需要时间,”塔伦帕沙克说,对比研究副主管。“有不确定性看到反华情绪。虽然有被压抑的需求,有一个市场放缓。”
中国球员包括小米相对应的人,体内RealMe和OnePlus垄断印度整个智能手机市场的80%左右,尽管这可能会未来由于供电和地缘政治危机,专家说。在国内反华情绪增长,交易员的身体全印度商人联合会(CAIT)已致信财政部长吧Sithraman, Ravi Shankar普拉萨德和电信部长和商务部长总裁Goyal调查中国手机公司智能手机在当地,尤其是从数据安全和隐私的观点。
小米相对应的人,体内没有评论等的查询。
根据所有的消极情绪,帕沙克说,即使组件合作伙伴将重新考虑它们的扩张战略,并等待一段时间,看到了不确定性。
“显示、相机、记忆这投资大。在一个不确定的时代,他们会三思而后行。大多数这些球员来自中国,手机品牌不会改变他们的合作伙伴在中国仅仅因为一个单一市场,这是印度,”帕沙克补充道。
小米,相对应的人,体内都积极与部分合作伙伴来印度帮助支持当地的制造业。朋友大诺伊达和体内有自己的设施,而小米的手机及其他产品主要通过台湾的富士康。
IDC印度研究主管Navkendar辛格说,不大可能,他们取消他们的投资计划,但在投资会有点慢。”以来的时间表将不仅在印度,但全球放缓对手机的需求。印度是一个重要的市场,其投资战略。”
Canalys分析师(流动性)Madhumita Chaudhary说公司正在努力让货物和想要制造启动和运行服务的需求。节日期间的重点是做好准备而不是直接投资的计划。”朋友,Realme OnePlus受到的冲击非常严厉由于关闭和销售计划是他们的焦点现在,”她说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, Chinese smartphone makers are putting their immediate manufacturing-related investments on hold, given the uncertain business environment. Officials from Chinese smartphone makers and the industry say the banning of 59 Chinese apps<\/a> have made them even more nervous, with some wondering if they will be the next target in India, and are watching the situation cautiously.
Major smartphone investors such as Oppo<\/a> and Vivo<\/a> in fact are yet to register for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing, even though the likes of Apple phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have done so.
ET spoke to several executives from the affected Chinese smartphone brands, who, on condition of anonymity, said they were currently focused on meeting the pent-up demand in the market post the lockdown and investments into their manufacturing for domestic and export purposes have been put on the backburner.
Vivo<\/a> was planning to invest Rs 7,500 crore, among the largest investments into local manufacturing by any smartphone maker. Oppo<\/a> is also helping set up an Electronic Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) in Greater Noida along with six other companies to make electronics and support accessories with a total investment of Rs 3,500 crore. Foxconn has also announced higher investments in India.
“From a short-term perspective, their investments are on hold since market recovery will take time,” said Tarun Pathak, associate director at Counterpoint Research. “There is uncertainty seeing anti-China sentiment. While there is pent-up demand, there is a market slowdown.”
Chinese players including Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo, RealMe and OnePlus have cornered around 80% of the entire Indian smartphone market, though that may fall going forward owing to the current supply and geopolitical crisis, say experts. Amidst growing anti-China sentiment in the country, traders’ body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has written to finance minister Nirmala Sithraman, IT and telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and commerce minister Piyush Goyal to investigate Chinese handset companies that make smartphones<\/a> locally, especially from the data security and privacy point of view.
Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo didn't comment on ET's queries.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Samsung likely to gain as Chinese smartphone brands suffer amid anti-China sentiment: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Chinese smartphone brands in India may lose share in Apr-Jun quarter: Trackers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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<\/a><\/figure>Chinese smartphone brands in India may lose share in Apr-Jun quarter: Trackers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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中国智能手机品牌搁置投资在印度在地缘政治紧张局势
同僚和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
新德里:在地缘政治紧张局势升级,中国智能手机制造商把他们直接生产方面的投资,考虑到不确定的商业环境。中国智能手机制造商和行业官员说,禁止59中国的应用使他们更加紧张,有些想知道他们将成为下一个目标在印度,并谨慎地观察形势。
主要智能手机等投资者相对应的人和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
等跟几个受影响的中国智能手机品牌的高管,谁不愿透露姓名的,说他们目前专注于满足被压抑的需求在市场上的封锁和投资到他们的国内制造业和出口的目的已经被放在次要位置。
体内计划投资7500卢比,在当地制造业的投资最大的智能手机制造商。相对应的人还帮助建立了一个电子制造业集群(EMC)大诺伊达和其他六个公司做电子产品和支持配件总投资3500卢比。富士康还宣布提高对印度的投资。
“从短期的角度来看,他们的投资在持有以来市场复苏需要时间,”塔伦帕沙克说,对比研究副主管。“有不确定性看到反华情绪。虽然有被压抑的需求,有一个市场放缓。”
中国球员包括小米相对应的人,体内RealMe和OnePlus垄断印度整个智能手机市场的80%左右,尽管这可能会未来由于供电和地缘政治危机,专家说。在国内反华情绪增长,交易员的身体全印度商人联合会(CAIT)已致信财政部长吧Sithraman, Ravi Shankar普拉萨德和电信部长和商务部长总裁Goyal调查中国手机公司智能手机在当地,尤其是从数据安全和隐私的观点。
小米相对应的人,体内没有评论等的查询。
根据所有的消极情绪,帕沙克说,即使组件合作伙伴将重新考虑它们的扩张战略,并等待一段时间,看到了不确定性。
“显示、相机、记忆这投资大。在一个不确定的时代,他们会三思而后行。大多数这些球员来自中国,手机品牌不会改变他们的合作伙伴在中国仅仅因为一个单一市场,这是印度,”帕沙克补充道。
小米,相对应的人,体内都积极与部分合作伙伴来印度帮助支持当地的制造业。朋友大诺伊达和体内有自己的设施,而小米的手机及其他产品主要通过台湾的富士康。
IDC印度研究主管Navkendar辛格说,不大可能,他们取消他们的投资计划,但在投资会有点慢。”以来的时间表将不仅在印度,但全球放缓对手机的需求。印度是一个重要的市场,其投资战略。”
Canalys分析师(流动性)Madhumita Chaudhary说公司正在努力让货物和想要制造启动和运行服务的需求。节日期间的重点是做好准备而不是直接投资的计划。”朋友,Realme OnePlus受到的冲击非常严厉由于关闭和销售计划是他们的焦点现在,”她说。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, Chinese smartphone makers are putting their immediate manufacturing-related investments on hold, given the uncertain business environment. Officials from Chinese smartphone makers and the industry say the banning of 59 Chinese apps<\/a> have made them even more nervous, with some wondering if they will be the next target in India, and are watching the situation cautiously.
Major smartphone investors such as Oppo<\/a> and Vivo<\/a> in fact are yet to register for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing, even though the likes of Apple phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have done so.
ET spoke to several executives from the affected Chinese smartphone brands, who, on condition of anonymity, said they were currently focused on meeting the pent-up demand in the market post the lockdown and investments into their manufacturing for domestic and export purposes have been put on the backburner.
Vivo<\/a> was planning to invest Rs 7,500 crore, among the largest investments into local manufacturing by any smartphone maker. Oppo<\/a> is also helping set up an Electronic Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) in Greater Noida along with six other companies to make electronics and support accessories with a total investment of Rs 3,500 crore. Foxconn has also announced higher investments in India.
“From a short-term perspective, their investments are on hold since market recovery will take time,” said Tarun Pathak, associate director at Counterpoint Research. “There is uncertainty seeing anti-China sentiment. While there is pent-up demand, there is a market slowdown.”
Chinese players including Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo, RealMe and OnePlus have cornered around 80% of the entire Indian smartphone market, though that may fall going forward owing to the current supply and geopolitical crisis, say experts. Amidst growing anti-China sentiment in the country, traders’ body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has written to finance minister Nirmala Sithraman, IT and telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and commerce minister Piyush Goyal to investigate Chinese handset companies that make smartphones<\/a> locally, especially from the data security and privacy point of view.
Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo didn't comment on ET's queries.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Samsung likely to gain as Chinese smartphone brands suffer amid anti-China sentiment: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Chinese smartphone brands in India may lose share in Apr-Jun quarter: Trackers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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中国智能手机品牌搁置投资在印度在地缘政治紧张局势
同僚和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
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主要智能手机等投资者相对应的人和体内事实上尚未注册印度雄心勃勃的根据激励计划(PLI)制造,即使喜欢苹果的手机制造商富士康和纬创资通,除了当地制造商如狄克逊,熔岩和Karbonn已经这么做了。
等跟几个受影响的中国智能手机品牌的高管,谁不愿透露姓名的,说他们目前专注于满足被压抑的需求在市场上的封锁和投资到他们的国内制造业和出口的目的已经被放在次要位置。
体内计划投资7500卢比,在当地制造业的投资最大的智能手机制造商。相对应的人还帮助建立了一个电子制造业集群(EMC)大诺伊达和其他六个公司做电子产品和支持配件总投资3500卢比。富士康还宣布提高对印度的投资。
“从短期的角度来看,他们的投资在持有以来市场复苏需要时间,”塔伦帕沙克说,对比研究副主管。“有不确定性看到反华情绪。虽然有被压抑的需求,有一个市场放缓。”
中国球员包括小米相对应的人,体内RealMe和OnePlus垄断印度整个智能手机市场的80%左右,尽管这可能会未来由于供电和地缘政治危机,专家说。在国内反华情绪增长,交易员的身体全印度商人联合会(CAIT)已致信财政部长吧Sithraman, Ravi Shankar普拉萨德和电信部长和商务部长总裁Goyal调查中国手机公司智能手机在当地,尤其是从数据安全和隐私的观点。
小米相对应的人,体内没有评论等的查询。
根据所有的消极情绪,帕沙克说,即使组件合作伙伴将重新考虑它们的扩张战略,并等待一段时间,看到了不确定性。
“显示、相机、记忆这投资大。在一个不确定的时代,他们会三思而后行。大多数这些球员来自中国,手机品牌不会改变他们的合作伙伴在中国仅仅因为一个单一市场,这是印度,”帕沙克补充道。
小米,相对应的人,体内都积极与部分合作伙伴来印度帮助支持当地的制造业。朋友大诺伊达和体内有自己的设施,而小米的手机及其他产品主要通过台湾的富士康。
IDC印度研究主管Navkendar辛格说,不大可能,他们取消他们的投资计划,但在投资会有点慢。”以来的时间表将不仅在印度,但全球放缓对手机的需求。印度是一个重要的市场,其投资战略。”
Canalys分析师(流动性)Madhumita Chaudhary说公司正在努力让货物和想要制造启动和运行服务的需求。节日期间的重点是做好准备而不是直接投资的计划。”朋友,Realme OnePlus受到的冲击非常严厉由于关闭和销售计划是他们的焦点现在,”她说。
Major smartphone investors such as Oppo<\/a> and Vivo<\/a> in fact are yet to register for India’s ambitious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for manufacturing, even though the likes of Apple phone makers Foxconn and Wistron, besides local manufacturers such as Dixon, Lava and Karbonn have done so.
ET spoke to several executives from the affected Chinese smartphone brands, who, on condition of anonymity, said they were currently focused on meeting the pent-up demand in the market post the lockdown and investments into their manufacturing for domestic and export purposes have been put on the backburner.
Vivo<\/a> was planning to invest Rs 7,500 crore, among the largest investments into local manufacturing by any smartphone maker. Oppo<\/a> is also helping set up an Electronic Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) in Greater Noida along with six other companies to make electronics and support accessories with a total investment of Rs 3,500 crore. Foxconn has also announced higher investments in India.
“From a short-term perspective, their investments are on hold since market recovery will take time,” said Tarun Pathak, associate director at Counterpoint Research. “There is uncertainty seeing anti-China sentiment. While there is pent-up demand, there is a market slowdown.”
Chinese players including Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo, RealMe and OnePlus have cornered around 80% of the entire Indian smartphone market, though that may fall going forward owing to the current supply and geopolitical crisis, say experts. Amidst growing anti-China sentiment in the country, traders’ body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has written to finance minister Nirmala Sithraman, IT and telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and commerce minister Piyush Goyal to investigate Chinese handset companies that make smartphones<\/a> locally, especially from the data security and privacy point of view.
Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo, Vivo didn't comment on ET's queries.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Samsung likely to gain as Chinese smartphone brands suffer amid anti-China sentiment: Analysts<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Chinese smartphone brands in India may lose share in Apr-Jun quarter: Trackers<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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In the light of all the negativity, Pathak said that even component partners will rethink their expansion strategy and will wait for some time, seeing the uncertainty.
“Display, camera, memory—these investments are big. In an era of uncertainty, they will think twice. A majority of these players are from China and handset brands will not change their partners in China just because of one single market, which is India,” Pathak added.
Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo were actively engaging with their component partners to come to India to help support their local manufacturing. Oppo and Vivo have their own facilities in Greater Noida, while Xiaomi gets its handsets and other products made largely via Taiwan’s Foxconn.
IDC India research director Navkendar Singh said that it is highly unlikely that they cancel their investment plans, but will be a little slow in investing. “Their timeline will shift since not just in India, but globally there is a slowdown in demand for handsets. India is an important market, and its investments are strategic.”
Canalys analyst (mobility) Madhumita Chaudhary said companies are struggling to get consignments and want to keep manufacturing up and running to serve the demand. The focus is to be prepared for the festive season rather than have plans for immediate investments. “Oppo, Realme and OnePlus have been hit very harshly due to shut down and the sales plan is their focus right now,” she said.
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