IPC India Technical Session on Improving Quality In Consumer & Mobile Manufacturing Process June 27

The Indian consumer electronics market is expected to be valued at $124.94 billion by 2030, witnessing a CAGR of 6.5% between 2023 and 2030. Affordability & quality will remain one of the key factors in the increase. The surge in demand for affordable gadgets has led manufacturers to invest in research and development, allowing them to present innovative, cost-effective solutions to the market. The Indian White Goods market is poised to flourish, with expectations of reaching a staggering USD 18100 billion by 2030. Currently valued at USD 11788.81 million, the white goods market in India experiences significant growth, driven by rising disposable incomes and improved lifestyles, fueling heightened demand for these products.
India’s capacity to manufacture for the world has been demonstrated across four major segments – mobile phones, consumer electronics, IT hardware and electronic components – that account for over 70% of India’s domestic manufacturing profile. Global firms can readily leverage these domestic capabilities to achieve supply chain diversification and scale up production by manufacturing in India.

  Who can participate?

This session is tailored for electronics companies engaged in the production of mobile devices, laptops, televisions, audio-visual equipment, telecom servers, and smart meters. It is ideal for professionals looking to deepen their knowledge of quality standards, improve manufacturing processes, and advance workforce skill development within these sectors. .

Note : Companies can nominate 3 candidates (Engineer/Manager) from the production/quality/process department

    Registration : Free

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