'Samsung will make laptops in India from this year'
Mint Mumbai|January 30, 2024
Samsung will begin manufacturing laptops at its Noida facility this year, T.M. Roh, president and head of the company's mobile experience (MX) business, said in an interaction.
'Samsung will make laptops in India from this year'

This move highlights India's growing significance as a manufacturing hub for the Korean giant, which sees the country as its second-largest manufacturing base.

Mint had reported in September about Samsung's laptop manufacturing plans.

Roh credited the Indian government's supportive policies for Samsung's expansion in the country. However, he noted that the global demand slowdown in 2023 necessitated some optimizations at its facilities.

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