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India is expected to benefit from a tariff war between China and the US, with global smartphone and laptop/personal computer (PC) companies considering shifting part or more of their production from China to India.
Counterpoint Research estimates, based on discussions with global companies, that China’s domination in smartphone manufacturing will decline — with its share of global production falling sharply to 55 per cent by 2026 from 64 per cent in 2024 — if tariff impositions and tensions continue.
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