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手机制造商等待重启生产的许可;MHA的新规定破坏了销售计划

富士康(Foxconn)、纬创(Wistron)、迪克森(Dixon)、Oppo、Vivo和Lava等手机制造商仍在等待州政府批准重启生产,尽管它们已于本周提交了详细的计划。

手机制造商等待重启生产的许可;MHA的新规定破坏了销售计划
新德里消息:手机制造商富士康纬创资通,小米尽管上周已经提交了详细的计划,但美国、Dixon、Oppo、Vivo和Lava尚未获得州政府的重启生产许可。

手机行业陷入了更多的混乱,市场领导者小米和Realme搁置了从4月20日起在电商平台上开始销售的计划,此前内政部周日的通知明确指出,非必需品,如智能手机在全国范围内的封锁继续之前,这些产品不能在网上销售。

上周内政部的通知似乎为通过Flipkart、亚马逊(Amazon)和Mi.com等平台销售手机扫清了道路,促使小米和Realme等智能手机制造商从4月20日开始接受销售订单。Realme甚至计划于4月21日在印度推出其最新智能手机系列Narzo,但这可能不得不推迟。

小米印度发言人表示:“考虑到新冠肺炎大流行及其卫生部指导的退出指南,我们的制造合作伙伴目前正在评估2020年4月20日之后恢复生产的各个方面,并有望开始运营。”

小米表示,其合作伙伴正在与中央和州一级的地方当局进行接触,以获得相关许可。该公司在印度南部的泰米尔纳德邦(Tamil Nadu)和安得拉邦(Andhra Pradesh)拥有8家生产智能手机和智能电视的工厂,由富士康(Foxconn)和迪克森(Dixon)运营。

“我们的生产取决于客户想让我们做什么。我们也申请了,正在等待必要的许可。”迪克森技术公司董事长兼董事总经理Sunil Vachani告诉《印度经济时报》。

一位不愿透露姓名的Lava高管表示,该公司有足够的人力重启生产,但该公司尚未收到诺伊达地区法官对其申请的任何回应。

印度手机和电子协会(ICEA)主席Pankaj Mohindroo补充说,该行业是基于不违反内政部指导方针的许可。“重启制造业务具有挑战性,但可行……我们已经制定了世界级的健康标准操作规程,该行业将采用并遵循。”

他补充说,工厂从获准投产之日起需要7至10天时间,但他提醒说,产能达到50%还需要大约四周的时间。


当被问及既然这些产品既不能在线下也不能在网上销售,为什么手机制造商要重启生产时,莫欣德鲁表示,品牌可以为出口做准备。“只有在基本商品明确时,才能满足国内需求”。

ICEA代表小米、Oppo、Vivo、苹果、Lava和富士康等。

小米印度总经理马努·贾恩在推特上说:“亲爱的所有人,我们刚刚收到内政部的最新通知,暂停非必需品的电子商务,从明天起,我们运营Mi.com的决定将受到影响。”

在一份声明中,快速发展的Realme公司表示,在收到内政部的最新通知后,它正在“评估”有关推出Narzo系列的情况和决定设备其他智能手机的在线销售将在明天(周一)之前完成。

另一位与一家领先手机品牌有关的高管表示,现在电子商务禁止销售非必需品,这就是为什么连品牌都选择只针对本地需求开始生产。“线上和线下渠道仍有大量库存。”

根据Counterpoint的估计,智能手机市场有近4-5周的库存。

“然而,每个品牌和零售商都不一样。对于原始设备制造商来说,较低的库存供应限制可能是一个问题,因为我们还没有看到手机领域工厂开工的任何具体公告,”Counterpoint Research副总监塔伦·帕塔克(Tarun Pathak)表示。



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