Dixon Tech Boosts Mobile Manufacturing with Major Acquisition

Dixon Tech Boosts Mobile Manufacturing with Major Acquisition

New Delhi: Dixon Tech boosts mobile manufacturing with a major deal worth Rs 553 crore. The company will acquire a 51% stake in Kunshan Q Tech Microelectronics (India) Pvt. Ltd., based in Delhi. This move aims to expand Dixon’s presence in the fast-growing mobile and electronics sector. The announcement was made earlier in July, but the final agreement has now been confirmed.

Kunshan Q Tech is known for producing mobile parts such as camera modules and fingerprint sensors. It also manufactures components for IoT devices and automotive applications. In FY 2025, the company recorded a strong turnover of Rs 1,977 crore, showing its big role in technology manufacturing. After the deal, Kunshan Q Tech will operate as a joint venture between Dixon Technologies and Q Tech Singapore, which will hold the remaining 49%.

According to Dixon, this acquisition will enhance their capability in producing advanced mobile phones and electronic devices. It will also improve their capacity in high-demand areas like IoT and automotive parts. Q Tech Singapore and Dixon plan to combine Dixon’s large-scale manufacturing with Q Tech’s global expertise.

Dixon Technologies is already one of India’s largest electronic manufacturing services (EMS) providers. The company works on a wide range of products, including home appliances, LED lighting, mobile phones, wearables, set-top boxes, and more. With this latest acquisition, Dixon is strengthening its mobile division while also targeting high-margin industries like EVs, defence, drones, and medical electronics. Analysts believe this focus will help Dixon enter global supply chains and create more opportunities in states like Punjab, where electronics manufacturing is gaining ground.

In addition, Dixon received approval from the Indian government in July to form another joint venture with Longcheer Intelligence Pte. Ltd. from China. Dixon will hold 74% in this venture, while Longcheer will hold 26%. Together, they will make smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and advanced healthcare devices. This shows Dixon’s growing strategy of forming international partnerships to strengthen India’s electronics ecosystem.

Experts say Dixon’s investments will not only create jobs but also support India’s “Make in India” mission. With new ventures and acquisitions, the company is positioning itself as a global competitor in electronics. Moreover, focusing on high-margin segments ensures stronger profitability and long-term sustainability.

Overall, these strategic steps prove that Dixon Tech boosts mobile manufacturing while also reshaping India’s electronics industry. With its eyes on advanced technologies and global demand, Dixon Technologies is setting itself up for even greater success.

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