Schneider Electric Expands India Operations with New Manufacturing Plants

Schneider Electric is set to open three more manufacturing plants in India, with locations in Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Ahmednagar. This expansion aligns with India's digitalization and sustainability goals, leveraging technologies like AI and IoT to advance the energy sector. The company plans investments of Rs 3,200 crore to expand its industrial footprint.

Energy management giant Schneider Electric announced its ambitious expansion strategy in India, revealing plans to establish three additional manufacturing facilities. The announcement was made by CEO Olivier Blum during the Elecrama 2025 event.

Currently operating 31 plants across India, the new sites will be located in Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Ahmednagar, marking a significant investment in one of the company's key markets. Schneider is investing Rs 3,200 crore to expand its footprint by 1.2 million sq.ft. by 2026.

Blum emphasized the nation's thrust on digitalization and sustainability, noting that India's energy transition provides unprecedented growth opportunities. The firm is harnessing cutting-edge technologies such as digital grids and smart cities to drive this change, aiming to reduce emissions substantially in coming decades.

(With inputs from agencies.)