Dixon Technologies clarifies that there is no new development regarding a proposed partnership with Vivo India. The company says it signed a binding term sheet in December 2024 to form a joint venture focused on original equipment manufacturing (OEM) of electronic products, including smartphones. Under the proposed structure, Dixon is set to hold a 51% stake in the venture, while Vivo is expected to contribute relevant manufacturing resources, including its Noida facility, according to reporting on the planned partnership. The other outlet also states that India is expected to approve the Dixon-Vivo arrangement, which centers on smartphone and electronics manufacturing. Dixon’s clarification indicates that, aside from the December 2024 term-sheet agreement, it is not announcing additional progress or changes in the partnership’s status. The two reports collectively describe the same initial agreement and intended JV focus, but differ in emphasis—one focusing on regulatory approval expectations, the other on the absence of new developments from Dixon.
Dixon says no fresh developments in proposed Vivo partnership
Dixon Technologies clarifies that there is no new development regarding a proposed partnership with Vivo India. The company says it signed a binding term sheet in December 2024 to form a joint venture...
- Dixon Technologies and Vivo India sign a binding term sheet in December 2024 for a proposed joint venture.
- The joint venture is aimed at OEM electronic products, including smartphones.
- Reporting indicates Dixon would hold a 51% stake in the proposed venture.
- Vivo’s Noida facility is expected to be part of the venture.
- Dixon states there is no fresh development in the proposed partnership beyond the December 2024 term sheet.
The company said it had signed a binding term sheet with Vivo India in December 2024 to form a joint venture focused on original equipment manufacturing (OEM) of electronic products, including smartphones.
2 months agoThe partnership, signed in December 2024, will focus on smartphone and electronics manufacturing, with Dixon holding a 51% stake and Vivo’s Noida facility expected to be part of the venture.
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