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标题: "Kaynes, Syrma SGS, Uno Minda and Dixon to benefit from mobile phone manufacturing scheme, says Jefferies"
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According to Jefferies, the union cabinet's approval of the Rs 625 billion mobile phone manufacturing scheme (MPMS) is expected to deepen India's electronics manufacturing ecosystem by shifting the focus from handset assembly to component localisation.

The brokerage said the scheme broadens the government's manufacturing strategy and is likely to benefit a wider set of companies, including Kaynes Technology, Syrma SGS Technology, Uno Minda and Dixon Technologies, while also bringing Samsung Electronics India, Foxconn, Tata Electronics, TDK, AT&S, Wipro and Samvardhana Motherson into focus.

According to Jefferies, the scheme will run from financial year 2026-27 (FY27) to FY31 and provide sales-linked incentives of 2.25 per cent-5 per cent, an additional 1.5 per cent incentive for local sourcing of key components and sub-assemblies, and a further 3 per cent incentive for Indian brands investing in design and research and development.

The brokerage expected the programme to support mobile phone production worth around Rs 39 trillion over five years, compared with Rs 24-25 trillion achieved under the earlier production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme.

Jefferies noted that Dixon Technologies was the biggest beneficiary of the previous large-scale electronics manufacturing scheme but is likely to face a more competitive environment under the new policy as incentives are extended across the broader mobile manufacturing value chain.

The brokerage believes increased participation from component manufacturers will reduce the relative advantage enjoyed by early beneficiaries as more companies enter handset assembly and component production.

Jefferies said Kaynes Technology, ASUX Safety Components, Syrma SGS Technology, Uno Minda and Dixon Technologies have secured approvals for camera module manufacturing under the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme.

Samsung Electronics India, Dixon Technologies and Wangda Technologies have also received approvals for display module manufacturing, reflecting the government's push to increase domestic value addition in high-value electronics components.

In addition, Foxconn, TDK, AT&S, Tata Electronics, Wipro and Samvardhana Motherson are among the companies that have secured approvals under the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme.

According to the brokerage, the scheme has received around 249 applications, with projected production nearly double the government's initial target. So far, 75 applications have been approved across four rounds, indicating strong industry interest.

The brokerage expects the new scheme to increase domestic value addition in mobile manufacturing to around 50 per cent, marking a shift from assembly-led growth to a more integrated manufacturing ecosystem.

While Dixon Technologies is expected to remain a key participant, Jefferies said the detailed operational guidelines will determine the biggest beneficiaries as competition intensifies across India's mobile manufacturing ecosystem. Companies such as Kaynes Technology, Syrma SGS Technology, Uno Minda, Samsung Electronics India, Foxconn and Tata Electronics are expected to remain in focus as localisation gathers pace.