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Asus to increase India production to 30%, start gaming laptop manufacturing

Created at 11 Jun · 10:45 AM1 source↑ Market-relevant
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Asus plans to increase its laptop production in India to 20-30% of its total demand in the current financial year. The company will also begin manufacturing gaming laptops locally this year, aiming to be the first brand to do so.

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Key Numbers

20-30%Asus's planned laptop production in India
10%Current local production of Asus laptops in India
25-30%Planned localization of TUF gaming laptops in India

Who's Involved

Asus
Taiwanese PC maker increasing India production
Paramjeet Singh Mehta
Head of product and marketing for consumer business at Asus India

↳ Why This Matters

Asus's increased local production in India signifies a growing trend of global electronics manufacturers expanding their manufacturing base in the country, potentially boosting India's manufacturing sector and creating local employment opportunities.

Key facts

  • Asus plans to increase its laptop production in India to 20-30% of its total demand in the current financial year.
  • The company will begin local manufacturing of gaming laptops in India this fiscal year.
  • Asus aims to be the first brand to locally manufacture gaming laptops in India.
  • The company has partnered with an electronics manufacturing services firm in Chennai for production.
  • Asus plans to localize 25-30% of its TUF gaming laptops in India.

Taiwanese PC maker Asus intends to significantly increase its laptop production in India, aiming for 20-30% of its total demand to be met locally within the current financial year. This expansion includes the commencement of local manufacturing for gaming laptops, a move the company believes will make it the first in the market to do so.

Paramjeet Singh Mehta, head of product and marketing for the consumer business at Asus India, stated that the company currently meets 10% of its laptop demand through local production. The plan is to scale this up substantially with the addition of gaming laptop production. Asus has established a partnership with an electronics manufacturing services firm located in Chennai to facilitate this increased local manufacturing.

The company specifically plans to localize 25-30% of its TUF gaming laptop line in India.

Frequently asked questions

Asus aims to scale up its laptop production in India to 20-30% of its total demand in the current financial year.

Yes, Asus plans to start local manufacturing of gaming laptops in India this fiscal year.

Asus India has partnered with an electronics manufacturing services firm in Chennai for production.

What Happens Next

01Asus to begin local manufacturing of gaming laptops this fiscal year.
02Asus to scale up laptop production in India to 20-30% of total demand.

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How It Developed

Asus plans to scale up laptop production in India to 20-30% of its total demand.
The company will begin local manufacturing of gaming laptops in the current fiscal year.
Asus aims to be the first brand to locally manufacture gaming laptops in India.
Asus India has partnered with an electronics manufacturing services firm in Chennai for production.
Asus plans to localize 25-30% of its TUF gaming laptops in India.

Sources

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Asus to scale up production in India to 20-30 pc, start making gaming laptops this yearThe Economic Times

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