Optiemus Electronics Ltd (OEL) has established a key partnership with global networking giant TP-Link to produce networking and smart home products within Indian borders. This partnership brings India closer to its goal of establishing itself as a leading telecom and electronics manufacturing destination; thus, it decreases imports while bolstering domestic manufacturing capabilities.
The agreement between OEL and TP-Link entails the production of advanced telecom and IoT devices, which include GPON (ONT) alongside security cameras with home and enterprise Wi-Fi routers while offering products such as modems and SOHO switches and additional networking solutions. The manufacturing plant enables up to six million units of product production annually, thus strengthening the country's electronics independence.
“This collaboration reinforces TP-Link's commitment towards the 'Make in India' vision and bolsters India's resolve to become the global hub for telecom and electronics manufacturing,” the companies stated in a release.
The collaboration is anticipated to enhance the local supply chain network by producing essential components like power adapters and mechanical parts, thereby decreasing India's dependency on imports. This initiative will pave the way for exporting TP-Link products made in India, enhancing the nation’s status in the global electronics market.
As India experiences growing demand for networking and IoT devices, this partnership represents an important progression in boosting domestic manufacturing capabilities, encouraging innovation, and improving the country's competitiveness in the worldwide electronics market.
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