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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: India’s mobile phone production this fiscal to March 2021 is set to come very close, if not match, last fiscal’s output of devices<\/a> worth Rs 2.14 lakh crores, despite a 45-day shutdown in factories due to the pandemic with popular brands such as Xiaomi<\/a>, Realme and Vivo<\/a>, ramping up production and hiring more personnel.

Handset manufacturing<\/a> body India Cellular and Electronics Association<\/a> (ICEA<\/a>), which was estimating a de-growth of 10-15% in manufacturing output, has now revised its forecast to catch up to FY20 production level due to the stellar sales of smartphones in the festive season.

“This year, due to pandemic, we have had sales loss of more than 45 days due to the lockdown estimated at Rs 30,000-35,000 crores,” said Pankaj Mohidroo, chairman,
ICEA<\/a> represents phone brands Apple, Xiaomi<\/a>, Motorola, Nokia, Lava, Vivo<\/a>, Motorola, Oppo, Realme, Micromax and others, besides contract manufacturers Foxconn, Wistron, Flextronics and Dixon.

“But, looking at the growth of mobile phone segment post lockdown and demand in the festive season, we are now estimating we will achieve the domestic sales number very close to last year, which will be a great achievement by the industry. Our manufacturing is also back to 100% efficiency,” he told ET.

Last fiscal’s domestic market for mobile phones was Rs 1.94 lakh crores, exports were Rs 27,200 crore while imports notched Rs 7,400 crore, as per industry data.

Mohindroo said that while exports will be substantially higher this fiscal due to the government’s thrust with incentives-based schemes, imports will also see a rise.

“Imports have increased during April-July to Rs 5,000 crore against Rs 1,500 crore in last year as manufacturing was disrupted due to lockdown and custom clearance hurdles,” he said.

The year has so far been blighted by the pandemic which saw sales plunge to almost nil from say March end till April due to the complete lockdown owing to the pandemic, prompting market trackers to lower yearly shipment estimates to around the 130 million levels from over 150 million levels. But the July-September period saw record high shipments of smartphones at over 54 million, a 17% on year jump, and Counterpoint Research is projecting the second-half of 2020 to be the best ever for the India market with 100 million shipments.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Dixon to open 3rd handset assembly plant by Jan with Rs75 Cr investment<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Handset makers may hire around 50K people by March 2021, driven by PLI scheme<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>Top phone brands are rushing to fulfil the soaring demand by hiring more workers at factories, running more shifts or existing workforce doing overtime.

Leading brand Xiaomi, whose shipments grew 15-20% in the festive season over last year, said its manufacturing partners, Foxconn and Dixon, have ramped up the production facilities backed by recruitment drives.

“They also introduced some new programs to retain the existing manpower. They have also been operating at three shifts across our manufacturing plants to optimize output,” a Xiaomi India spokesperson told ET.

She added that the company has imported small quantities of
devices<\/a> to ensure supply continuity.

Fast growing smartphone brand Realme, whose shipments surged 20% in the third quarter, said it increased its on-ground resources to ensure adequate supply of stocks. \"In the run-up to sales events we had our workforce pulling in for extra hours,\" Realme spokesperson said.

An executive at Vivo said the company is already in phase two of expanding manufacturing with a 10,000 workforce. Vivo’s shipments grew 27% in the just-ended quarter, according to research firm IDC.

Samsung and Oppo did not offer comments till press time.


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手机输出赶上FY20级别:公司

印度手机制造身体细胞和电子协会(ICEA),估计是一个de-growth制造业产出的10 - 15%,现在已经修改了预测赶上FY20生产水平由于恒星的销售智能手机在节日期间。

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新德里:印度的手机生产这个财政2021年3月将非常接近,如果不匹配,最后财政的输出设备价值十万的Rs 2.14卢比,尽管工厂45天关闭由于流感等受欢迎的品牌小米、Realme和体内、扩大生产和雇佣更多的人员。

手机制造身体印度手机和电子协会(工商东亚),这估计是de-growth制造业产出的10 - 15%,现在已经修改了预测赶上FY20生产水平由于恒星的销售智能手机在节日期间。

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“今年,由于大流行,我们有销售损失超过45天由于封锁估计Rs 30000 - 35000卢比,“Pankaj Mohidroo说,主席工商东亚是苹果手机品牌,小米、摩托罗拉、诺基亚、熔岩、体内、摩托罗拉、同僚、Realme Micromax和其他人来说,除了合同制造商富士康,纬创资通,伟创力和迪克逊。

“但是,看着手机的增长部分帖子锁定在节日期间和需求,我们现在估计我们将达到去年国内销售数量非常接近,这将是一个巨大的成就的行业。我们的制造也回到100%的效率,”他告诉等。

去年财政的国内市场手机Rs 1.94卢比,只要出口27200卢比,而进口创下7400卢比,按行业数据。

Mohindroo表示,尽管出口将更高的财政由于政府与激励方案的推力,进口也将上升。

“进口增加在April-July 5000卢比在去年对1500卢比生产中断由于封锁和清关的障碍,”他说。

今年迄今为止受流行的销售额暴跌近零说3月结束直到4月由于完全封锁由于流感大流行,促使市场追踪器每年降低货物估计在1.3亿年的水平从1.5亿年的水平。但7 - 9月期间看到纪录高位的智能手机的出货量超过5400万,增长17%,对比研究预计2020年下半年有史以来最好的印度市场1亿发货。

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顶级手机品牌急于完成需求飙升通过雇佣更多的工人在工厂、运行更多的变化或现有员工加班。

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领先品牌小米的出货量增长15 - 20%比去年节日期间,其制造业伙伴说,富士康和迪克逊,加大了生产设施由招聘驱动器。

“他们还引入了一些新的项目保留现有的人力。他们也被操作在我们的制造工厂三班倒来优化输出,”印度发言人告诉小米等。

她补充说,该公司已进口少量的设备确保供应的连续性。

快速增长的智能手机品牌Realme的出货量在第三季度上涨了20%,说它增加了地面资源,以确保足够的股票供应。“在销售前事件我们员工把额外的时间,“Realme发言人表示。

体内的一位高管表示,该公司已经在第二阶段的10000劳动力扩大生产。体内的过去一季出货量增长了27%,据研究公司国际数据公司(IDC)。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: India’s mobile phone production this fiscal to March 2021 is set to come very close, if not match, last fiscal’s output of devices<\/a> worth Rs 2.14 lakh crores, despite a 45-day shutdown in factories due to the pandemic with popular brands such as Xiaomi<\/a>, Realme and Vivo<\/a>, ramping up production and hiring more personnel.

Handset manufacturing<\/a> body India Cellular and Electronics Association<\/a> (ICEA<\/a>), which was estimating a de-growth of 10-15% in manufacturing output, has now revised its forecast to catch up to FY20 production level due to the stellar sales of smartphones in the festive season.

“This year, due to pandemic, we have had sales loss of more than 45 days due to the lockdown estimated at Rs 30,000-35,000 crores,” said Pankaj Mohidroo, chairman,
ICEA<\/a> represents phone brands Apple, Xiaomi<\/a>, Motorola, Nokia, Lava, Vivo<\/a>, Motorola, Oppo, Realme, Micromax and others, besides contract manufacturers Foxconn, Wistron, Flextronics and Dixon.

“But, looking at the growth of mobile phone segment post lockdown and demand in the festive season, we are now estimating we will achieve the domestic sales number very close to last year, which will be a great achievement by the industry. Our manufacturing is also back to 100% efficiency,” he told ET.

Last fiscal’s domestic market for mobile phones was Rs 1.94 lakh crores, exports were Rs 27,200 crore while imports notched Rs 7,400 crore, as per industry data.

Mohindroo said that while exports will be substantially higher this fiscal due to the government’s thrust with incentives-based schemes, imports will also see a rise.

“Imports have increased during April-July to Rs 5,000 crore against Rs 1,500 crore in last year as manufacturing was disrupted due to lockdown and custom clearance hurdles,” he said.

The year has so far been blighted by the pandemic which saw sales plunge to almost nil from say March end till April due to the complete lockdown owing to the pandemic, prompting market trackers to lower yearly shipment estimates to around the 130 million levels from over 150 million levels. But the July-September period saw record high shipments of smartphones at over 54 million, a 17% on year jump, and Counterpoint Research is projecting the second-half of 2020 to be the best ever for the India market with 100 million shipments.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Dixon to open 3rd handset assembly plant by Jan with Rs75 Cr investment<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Handset makers may hire around 50K people by March 2021, driven by PLI scheme<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>Top phone brands are rushing to fulfil the soaring demand by hiring more workers at factories, running more shifts or existing workforce doing overtime.

Leading brand Xiaomi, whose shipments grew 15-20% in the festive season over last year, said its manufacturing partners, Foxconn and Dixon, have ramped up the production facilities backed by recruitment drives.

“They also introduced some new programs to retain the existing manpower. They have also been operating at three shifts across our manufacturing plants to optimize output,” a Xiaomi India spokesperson told ET.

She added that the company has imported small quantities of
devices<\/a> to ensure supply continuity.

Fast growing smartphone brand Realme, whose shipments surged 20% in the third quarter, said it increased its on-ground resources to ensure adequate supply of stocks. \"In the run-up to sales events we had our workforce pulling in for extra hours,\" Realme spokesperson said.

An executive at Vivo said the company is already in phase two of expanding manufacturing with a 10,000 workforce. Vivo’s shipments grew 27% in the just-ended quarter, according to research firm IDC.

Samsung and Oppo did not offer comments till press time.


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