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Make in India: Apple supplier Delta setup R&D centres in India

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Delta's new R&D centre, Bangalore
  • Delta was one of the multinational companies invited by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to the opening event of “Digital India” in July 2015.
  • Delta India plans to develop smart energy management solutions at its new R&D centre which is expected to create up to 500 engineering jobs within the next 3 years.
  • Within the next 10 years, Delta’s new factory in Hosur will create up to 20,000 jobs for the manufacturing of power electronics, renewable energy and automation solutions.
  • Delta India Electronics has announced the expansion of its R&D and manufacturing operations with new facilities in Bangalore and Hosur respectively.
  • Delta India plans to develop smart energy management solutions at its new R&D centre.
  • We believe our new R&D centre in Bangalore will be instrumental in the creation of innovative and energy-efficient technologies that will support the realization of national initiatives such as “Make in India” and “Digital India”.
  • We expect the Hosur factory to eventually become Delta’s biggest manufacturing base in India.”
Source:- Make in India: Apple supplier Delta setup R&D centres in India

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