Dixon

  Contract manufacturer Dixon Technologies makes consumer electronics, home appliances, washing machines, mobile phones and lighting products for a number of leading brands in India. The company is coming up with an IPO and plans to set up a new plant for LED televisions and LED bulbs at Tirupati.

 The largest homegrown design-focused and solutions company, commenced manufacturing of CCTVs and DVRs on 2nd January 2018. The products will be manufactured at Company’s manufacturing facility situated in Tirupati, India.

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