Essencore and Syrma SGS Technology have partnered to expand electronics manufacturing in India and introduce KLEVV memory and storage products to the market, supporting the Make in India initiative.
Essencore has partnered with Syrma SGS Technology to expand electronics manufacturing in India, while also bringing its KLEVV memory and storage products to the Indian market. The collaboration aims to support domestic manufacturing and strengthen India’s electronics technology ecosystem.
Announced at the Essencore India Conclave, the partnership brings together Essencore, known for its memory and storage technology, and Syrma SGS Technology, an Indian electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company. The collaboration is positioned as supporting the government’s Make in India initiative, with a focus on increasing electronics manufacturing and encouraging stronger industry ties.
The announcement also includes plans to introduce Essencore’s KLEVV product range in India. However, details about the specific products, launch dates and distribution arrangements have not been provided in the available information. It is also unclear whether the KLEVV products will be manufactured locally as part of the partnership or introduced through a separate market-entry arrangement.
Sandeep Tandon, Executive Chairman, Syrma SGS Technology, described the collaboration as a significant step for local manufacturing. Nitin Malhotra, India Country Manager, Essencore, said the company is focused on developing solutions suited to the needs of Indian users. Their comments reflect the stated objectives of supporting domestic manufacturing and addressing the requirements of the Indian market.
The companies have also identified innovation and stronger industry relationships as intended outcomes of the collaboration. However, the announcement details available do not specify the investment involved, manufacturing locations, production capacity, local-content targets or employment commitments.
Further details on each company’s manufacturing responsibilities and the implementation timeline would help clarify the partnership’s expected contribution to India’s electronics manufacturing sector.
