Investor Insights from VVDN’s SMT Line Inauguration & New Electronics Component Scheme
📅 Published on: 19 April 2025
📍 Ministry of Electronics & IT – Official Announcement
India has taken a decisive step in strengthening its electronics manufacturing ecosystem with the introduction of the New Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme. Alongside this policy announcement, VVDN Technologies has inaugurated its largest Surface Mount Technology (SMT) Line and Mechanical Innovation Park in Manesar, Haryana—marking a pivotal moment in India's march towards becoming a global value chain leader.
✅ India's Electronics Growth Trajectory:
📊 Production has scaled 5x to ₹11 Lakh Crore over a decade
🌍 Exports have grown 6x, exceeding ₹3.25 Lakh Crore
👷 Employment in the sector has surpassed 25 Lakh jobs
🚀 Recognized globally as a manufacturing success under Make in India
✅ New Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme Highlights:
Complements the existing semiconductor initiatives
Focuses on passive component manufacturing for domestic self-sufficiency
Designed to reduce import dependency, encourage design-led innovation, and create high-tech jobs
Incorporates a three-tier skilling model aligned with industry needs
✅ VVDN’s Expansion: A Benchmark in Electronics Manufacturing
🏭 SMT Line: Capacity of 250,000 components/hour; supports large PCB sizes
🔧 Mechanical Innovation Park: 1,50,000 sq. ft. with CNC, tool-making, molding, and assembly
🧠 Over 5,000 engineers working in AI, servers, 5G, and embedded systems
💼 Over 3,000 new skilled jobs anticipated
Focus on companies in:
Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS)
Passive components (capacitors, resistors, inductors)
Advanced PCB and connector technologies
📌 Potential Stocks: Dixon Technologies, Kaynes Technology, Syrma SGS, Amber Enterprises, Tata Elxsi
Demand boost for:
SMT placement tools
CNC and injection molding equipment
Tooling and industrial automation
Consider exposure via:
India Manufacturing
Digital Infrastructure
PLI Scheme Beneficiary Funds
📡 Rise of AI and 5G-enabled devices
🇮🇳 Growth of fully indigenous component ecosystem
🧠 Strengthening of India’s R&D and design capabilities
🧩 Import substitution through backward integration
India's electronics sector is at the cusp of a transformation—from an assembly-centric economy to a design-to-production powerhouse. The new component scheme, paired with large-scale private investments, signals a decade of opportunity for investors aligned with Digital India, manufacturing self-reliance, and technology-led growth.
📜 Disclosure:
This blog is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Please conduct your own research or consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions.