Dixon's profit jumps 81% as it ramps up IT hardware sales
Dixon Technologies just posted an 81% jump in net profit for July-September 2025, hitting ₹746 crore.
The big boost came from new contracts, particularly in mobiles, wearables, telecom, and IT hardware, with total revenue up 33% to ₹15,351 crore.
Mobiles, wearables, telecom, and IT hardware together made up a massive 90% of those sales.
Dixon is betting big on local component production
Dixon isn't slowing down—they're putting ₹3,000 crore into making components like camera modules and fingerprint sensors over the next couple of years.
With the government's smartphone incentives ending soon, they're hoping for fresh support under a new scheme to keep profits healthy.
Dixon is also ramping up exports to Africa and Latin America
The company's new IT hardware facility has already paid off, pushing hardware revenue from ₹57 crore last year to ₹331 crore now.
Their sights are set on reaching up to ₹5,000 crore in hardware sales within two years.
Plus, Dixon is teaming up with a global phone designer and using its stake in Transsion to ramp up exports to Africa and Latin America—so expect more "Made by Dixon" tech around the world soon.