In a significant move to strengthen its global footprint, TP-Link has announced plans to invest ₹100 crore in India to build its largest manufacturing facility worldwide. This strategic investment will ramp up local production to 96–97%, ensuring India becomes a central hub for both domestic consumption and international exports.
The new facility will enable TP-Link to serve markets across West Asia, Africa, and Turkey, marking a key step in the company’s global expansion. With India projected to become TP-Link’s largest market within the next 3–5 years, this initiative underscores the brand’s commitment to local manufacturing, supply chain resilience, and market-centric growth.
A TP-Link spokesperson highlighted, “India’s strategic location, skilled workforce, and growing demand make it an ideal base for our largest manufacturing operations. This investment will not only strengthen our local capabilities but also enhance our global competitiveness.”
By establishing this hub, TP-Link is positioning itself to accelerate innovation, meet rising consumer demand, and expand its international presence, reinforcing India’s importance in the company’s long-term global strategy. The move also reflects broader trends of companies investing in India as a manufacturing and export powerhouse, creating opportunities for economic growth and technological advancement.
