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China and Malaysia could lose up to 20% of the $100bn global electronics repair market as major companies begin to test processes in India – with shipping demand likely to grow as a result.
New Delhi has rolled out an industry-friendly pilot programme to boost its electronics repair services outsourcing (ERSO) capabilities, targeting large manufacturers looking to shift production from China.
It will relax Customs and e-waste rules, according to local media, allowing companies to ship consumer electronics and telecoms equipment ...
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