India may allow up to 26% Chinese equity in certain Indian electronic components JVs: Sources

📊Executive Summary
India is considering allowing Chinese companies to hold up to 26% equity in joint ventures for specific electronics components, while most other categories will remain capped at 10%. This move is part of the government's strategy to enhance local manufacturing capabilities through technology transfers. Chinese supplier Lianchuang Electronics is in discussions to enter India's display and IC chipset manufacturing sectors, indicating a growing interest in the Indian market. The Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS) has attracted interest from both Indian and global players, including major firms from Japan, China, and Taiwan. The government's focus on quality and design standards is expected to shape future investments and partnerships in the electronics sector....
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