India is considering new manufacturing incentives in an effort to shift production of the iPhone and other smartphones out of China, and to stall any move to move it to the US.

India is drafting a new round of smartphone manufacturing incentives that would link government subsidies to exports and deeper use of locally made components, in a move that will benefit Apple Inc.,

India’s manufacturing sector has been growing at 7% for decades, and the global plastics industry is taking note.

With strong design talent and policy support, country eyes global supply role through scaled-up production in coming years

BENGALURU, March 2 (Reuters) - India's factory activity expanded at its fastest pace in four months in February as strong domestic demand drove new orders and production, although export growth cooled to its slowest rate in nearly a year-and-a-half,

The first edition of Inc42's Manufacturing Startups to Watch comprises names like ANFT, RRP Electronics, RF Nanocomposites, Invariance Automation, and Gascomp Fueltech

Apple (AAPL) stock shows promise with 17% analyst upside as India now produces 25% of iPhones and the $599 MacBook Neo targets entry-level PC market.

ABB plans to invest an additional USD 75 million in India by 2026, enhancing its manufacturing and R&D presence. This move supports ABB's 'local-for-local' strategy, with 85% of its Indian sales being locally produced.

India has decided to relax rules on Chinese investment after almost 6 years. The government plans to channel more foreign direct investment into the country and

Eastman Auto & Power has started production at an 800 MW solar panel factory in the Indian state of Haryana. Eastman Auto & Power has opened an 800 MW solar module manufacturing facility in Sonipat, Haryana, as part of efforts to expand its domestic solar manufacturing footprint.

India’s upcoming subsidy plan links incentives to exports and local sourcing, aiming to deepen manufacturing value and global supply presence.