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Logitech Starts Manufacturing in India, Begins with Webcams, Pointing Devices
The company is starting with webcams and mice as it expands local production and works with Indian partners to strengthen supply chains and cut turnaround times.
- On Thursday, Logitech announced the commencement of local manufacturing at a facility in Manesar, Haryana, initially assembling personal workspace solutions including mice and webcams for its Indian customer base.
- The move aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative and helps the Swiss technology company diversify its global manufacturing footprint beyond China, marking India as Logitech's seventh manufacturing location.
- Sree Chenincherry, Chief Supply Chain Operations Officer at Logitech, noted the company is partnering with local providers who must build capabilities to meet rigorous global quality benchmarks, involving extensive knowledge transfer and technical standards.
- Delphine Donn, Vice President and General Manager of Personal Work Solutions at Logitech, said local production enhances operational agility and reduces turnaround times, allowing the firm to react faster to evolving business needs.
- Beyond domestic demand, Logitech may eventually utilize India as an export hub while integrating AI-powered hardware into its portfolio and pursuing a target to halve global carbon emissions by FY30.
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Logitech Boosts ‘Make in India’ Push With Locally Manufactured Products
Products manufactured at the Manesar facility will primarily be sold in India. Local production is expected to shorten supply chains and reduce emissions from freight transportation. Logitech's Manesar plant will mainly produce products for Indian customers. Manufacturing locally could reduce transportation distances, streamline deliveries and lower freight-related emissions.
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Logitech starts local manufacturing in India, begins assembly in Haryana
Logitech has started local manufacturing and assembly in Manesar, Haryana, as it looks to expand its operations in India. The initial phase will focus on webcams and pointing devices, with production handled through domestic manufacturing partners.
·Noida, India
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