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Taiwan-based Delta Electronics announces plan to invest USD 500 million in India
Taiwan-based Delta Electronics has announced it is planning to invest $500 million in India under the Indian government's Make in India initiative.
Benjamin Lin, President of Delta Electronics India told PTI news agency: "India is a key market for Delta, and we are committed to driving its industrial and energy transformation with our advanced solutions."
"Our strategic investment in the Krishnagiri facility underscores our dedication to local innovation, manufacturing excellence, and sustainability," he said.
"Through this investment, we aim to strengthen India's self-reliance in smart manufacturing and energy infrastructure while contributing to global industry standards," he said.
The company recently announced its participation in ELECRAMA 2025 under the theme of Smart Manufacturing by launching its new D-Bot series Collaborative Robots (Cobots) in the Indian market.
These 6-axis cobots boast payload capacities up to 30 kg, and speeds as fast as 200 degrees per second, thus, designed to empower industries with smarter, more efficient production processes, such as electronics assembly, packaging, materials handling, and even welding.
At the event, Delta will also unveil its new 240kW DC Fast EV Charger and the Industrial Power-protect Transformer-based UPS – further strengthening its commitment to energy conservation and the development of sustainable cities across India.
Key Market
Jimmy Yiin, Delta's Executive Vice President of Global Business Operations, said, "India is a key market for Delta, and we are committed to driving its industrial and energy transformation with our advanced solutions."
"Delta's strategic investment in the Krishnagiri facility underscores our dedication to local innovation, manufacturing excellence, and sustainability. Through this investment, we aim to strengthen India's self-reliance in smart manufacturing and energy infrastructure while contributing to global industry standards," Yin said.
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