Bigtvlive English

BigTV తెలుగు

US tariffs Report: Samsung plans for India

US tariffs Report: Samsung plans for India

According to the report, Samsung Electronics is assessing how Trump’s Tariffs will influence its supply chain and may decide to move smartphone production from china. This is mostly due to the fact that rising smartphone prices will have an impact on sales and profitability.


US Tariffs Impact on Samsung:

The Trump administration’s latest tariff hike on Chinese imports has global smartphone brands rethinking their manufacturing strategies. US tariffs on Chinese imports, including smartphones, laptops, and wearables, were recently doubled to 20%, pushing companies like Samsung to explore alternative production hubs.

Samsung has been reducing its dependence on China, shutting down factories since 2020, while it still relies on Chinese original design manufacturers, or ODMs. ODMs for lower end models. Other global smartphone brands with a strong US market presence are also considering other options to reduce tariff pressures on their companies.


While China remains dominant in scale and efficiency, but China remains the central target of Washington’s tariff strategy. In this target Samsung is going to be effected as the production is completely from china. Presently Samsung is planning to bypass this tariff impacts by shifting their production to India.

Also Read: Half-Day Schools Begin Soon in Telangana: Rising Temperatures!

Why Samsung can consider India:

India is emerging as a key alternative. Industry insiders indicate that production is already shifting with potential for high end models to follow. Other global smartphone brands with a strong US market presence are also considering other options like India and Vietnam to offset tariff pressures. its ODMs have been expanding into India, increasing the likelihood of greater local production. Trump has also proposed retaliatory tariffs on Indian goods.

India might still be able to negotiate its trading stance and possibly obtain better terms than other countries, unlike China. The nation is at a turning point as a result of mounting tariff pressures and India’s rising manufacturing base. striking a balance in trade negotiations and establishing itself as a competitive alternative for the production of electronics worldwide.

Related News

Why Lalbaugcha Ganesh Makes a Stop at Masjid Every Visarjan?

Camel Urine as Traditional Medicine: Facts and Science

IIT Hyderabad Enters the Top 7 IITs: Locals React

Actor Channels Orry at Kerala Secretariat Onam Event?

GST 2.0 New Prices: 5 Credit Cards to Boost Your Savings

Tata Harrier EV Ad Featuring Pothole-Filled Road Sparks Online Debate

Bengaluru Couple Spends ₹5.9 Lakh in One Month — Internet Shocked

×