India Mobile Phone Cumulative Production Crosses 2 Billion Units Under ‘Make in India’ Initiative
- India’s mobile phone production grew at a CAGR of 23% during 2014-2022 to cross a cumulative 2bn units.
- The huge internal demand, increasing digital literacy and government push are the major reasons for this growth.
- India is now the second-biggest mobile phone-producing country.
New Delhi, Hong Kong, Seoul, London, Beijing, San Diego, Buenos Aires – August 14, 2023
‘Made in India’ mobile phone shipments crossed the 2-billion cumulative units mark under the ‘Make in India’ initiative during 2014-2022, registering a 23% CAGR, according to the latest research from Counterpoint’s Made in India service. The huge internal demand, increasing digital literacy and government push are the major reasons for this growth. As a result, India has become the second-biggest mobile phone-producing country. The Indian government has introduced schemes and initiatives such as the Phased Manufacturing Program (PMP), Make in India, Production Linked Incentive (PLI) and Atma-Nirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India) to increase local manufacturing and value addition. Research Director Tarun Pathak said, “India has come a long way in mobile phone manufacturing. We have seen local manufacturing increase over the years to meet domestic demand. In 2022, more than 98% of shipments in the overall Indian market were ‘Made in India’, compared to just 19% when the current government took over in 2014. We have also seen increasing local value addition and supply chain development in the country. Local value addition in India currently stands at an average of more than 15%, compared to the low single digits eight years ago. Many companies are setting up units in the country for manufacturing mobile phones as well as components, leading to growing investments, increasing jobs and overall ecosystem development. The government now intends to capitalize on its various schemes to make India a ‘semiconductor manufacturing and export hub'. Going forward, we may see increasing production, especially for smartphones, as India gears to bridge the urban-rural digital divide and also become a mobile phone exporting powerhouse.”‘Made in India’ Mobile Phones Shipment Share in Local Market, 2014-2022
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