Amber Enterprises India plans to begin manufacturing smartphones for Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme starting in the March 2027 quarter, with an initial output target of 8 million units. The company aims to double this production to around 16 million units in the second year, according to CEO Jasbir Singh during the firm's earnings call.
The electronics manufacturing services company will enter the mobile phone segment through a manufacturing collaboration with the Oppo group. Jasbir Singh, Executive Chairman and CEO of Amber Enterprises, outlined the production scale-up plan during the earnings call, emphasizing the strategic move to expand the company's footprint in smartphone manufacturing.
This move positions Amber Enterprises as a significant contract manufacturer for major Chinese smartphone brands in India, aligning with the broader trend of localizing production amid increasing demand and government incentives for domestic manufacturing. The planned output scale compares with other contract manufacturers serving global brands, reflecting Amber's ambition to capture a larger share of the Indian smartphone market.
Amber Enterprises' entry into smartphone manufacturing is set to begin in the March 2027 quarter with 8 million units, doubling to 16 million units in the following year, as confirmed by CEO Jasbir Singh during the recent earnings call.