Indian electronics manufacturer Amber Group's subsidiary, IL JIN Electronics India Pvt Ltd, has signed definitive agreements to acquire a controlling stake in Unitronics, an Israeli industrial automation company listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

A new 25% US tariff on Indian imports has intensified trade tensions and poses a significant threat to India's fast-growing electronics export industry. The move widens India's disadvantage against Vietnam in the US market and complicates Apple's supply chain strategy. However, based on past adjustments to US tariff policy, there may still be room for negotiation to mitigate the impact on critical sectors

US President Donald Trump said he would impose a tariff of at least 25% on India's exports to the US starting Friday, though later added that the two sides were still in talks

Samsung's smartphone exports from India dropped sharply in the second quarter of 2025, likely due to the end of its eligibility for the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme. Meanwhile, Apple's iPhone exports to the US are surging under the same scheme, even as Samsung gains US market share through Vietnam production

India's Economic Times reports that Wistron Group plans to invest about INR10 billion (US$115.30 million) to establish an electronics manufacturing plant in Telangana, targeting servers, routers, and switches production. However, industry sources suggest the investment might be from a Wistron subsidiary, not the parent company