Dixon Technologies’ stock faces pressure from rising memory chip costs and upcoming regulatory changes. The company, a major Android handset maker, sees its stock decline. Analysts point to government approvals, memory price surges impacting demand, and the end of the PLI scheme as key concerns. Dixon is investing in component manufacturing and expanding capacity to navigate these challenges.
EU trade deal may give a big push to tech transfers, exports & more
India’s auto component sector anticipates accelerated technology transfers, joint ventures, and exports with the proposed EU free trade agreement. This pact is poised to boost