Dixon Technologies Overtakes Samsung as India Smartphone Production Rises 8%

Local contract manufacturers now produce one in four devices as exports surge 28%, driven by PLI schemes and outsourcing by Chinese brands

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India's domestic smartphone manufacturers have captured 25% of production, with Dixon Technologies emerging as the largest producer in 2025 with 19% market share, overtaking Samsung.
The sector grew 8% overall while exports jumped 28% to nearly one-third of output.
Dixon saw 89% output growth from orders by Motorola, Realme and Xiaomi, while Bhagwati Products (Micromax-Huaqin joint venture) captured 9% share manufacturing for Vivo, Oppo and Realme.

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India's domestic smartphone manufacturers have captured 25% of production, with Dixon Technologies emerging as the largest producer in 2025 with 19% market share, overtaking Samsung. The sector grew 8% overall while exports jumped 28% to nearly one-third of output. Dixon saw 89% output growth from orders by Motorola, Realme and Xiaomi, while Bhagwati Products (Micromax-Huaqin joint venture) captured 9% share manufacturing for Vivo, Oppo and Realme.

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