<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Chinese tech giants like Oppo, Realme, and Hisense are now exporting products from their Indian plants to the US, Africa, and West Asia.</li><li>India is becoming an export base for these companies, previously supplied by China and Vietnam, as the Indian government promotes local manufacturing.</li><li>Oppo reported ₹272 crore in export revenue in FY24, while Realme reported ₹114 crore.</li><li>Hisense Group plans to ship televisions and white goods from India to West Asia and Africa next year.</li><li>Chinese electronics companies are focusing on local partnerships to diversify their supply chain.</li><li>Lenovo and Motorola are exporting servers, laptops, and smartphones assembled in India.</li><li>Companies like Dixon Technologies are increasing capacity to meet overseas orders for Itel, Tecno, Infinix, and Transsion brands.</li><li>Haier, Vivo, OnePlus, and Xiaomi are also exploring export partnerships from India.</li><li>India's smartphone exports have increased by 55% in FY25.</li><li>The trend signifies a shift towards India as a manufacturing and export hub for Chinese tech companies.</li></ul>

Chinese tech giants tap India as export base for US, Africa, West Asia

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