Fluke’s initiative towards India vision showcases the company’s commitment towards domestic manufacturing
Fluke Corporation has launched a local manufacturing initiative in India, marking a step towards expanding its domestic manufacturing capabilities and strengthening its long-term presence in the country. The initiative aligns with the Government of India’s Make in India programme and focuses on building manufacturing capabilities closer to Indian customers.
Under the first phase, Fluke will introduce local manufacturing capabilities for its Fluke 115 and Fluke 117 digital multimeters, including the local manufacture of their printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs). The move marks the initial step in the company’s broader efforts to expand domestic manufacturing and support India’s growing industrial ecosystem.
Commenting on the launch, Parker Burke, President, Fluke Corporation, said, “India is an increasingly important market for Fluke, and our progression from Class-II to Class-I Local Supplier status marks a significant milestone in our journey. We are proud to be at the forefront of investment in India’s growing industrial market, building on the strength of our local team and increasing our manufacturing presence. The investment is part of our global strategy of investing in the countries where our customers live and work, reinforcing our long-term commitment to the country.”
“The initiative showcases a shift from serving the Indian market to building manufacturing capabilities within the country”, said Jaison Isaac, Managing Director, Fluke India.
India is strengthening its presence in manufacturing, infrastructure, energy and technology sectors, driving demand for precision measurement, safety and reliable testing solutions. Under this initiative, Fluke has an agenda to create a systematic operation with the evolving needs of Indian industries while maintaining its global standards of quality, reliability and precision.
Fluke’s initiative towards India vision showcases the company’s commitment towards domestic manufacturing and the country’s long-term industrial development.
