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.
Trump’s trade chief says ‘deal’s a deal’ for economies with capped US tariffs
America’s trade representative assures that new tariffs will respect existing agreements. He stated that a deal is a deal for nations like the European Union
June 4, 2026