TP-Link’s ₹100 Crore Plan: Making India Its Largest Global Market

TP-Link India is gearing up for a significant expansion of its local manufacturing operations, announcing an investment of over ₹100 crore to establish its largest factory in the country.

The global networking equipment major—best known for its Wi-Fi routers, mesh systems, and enterprise networking solutions—is currently in discussions with three state governments to finalise the site for the new facility. The expansion forms part of TP-Link’s five-year growth roadmap.

Initially, the plant will cater to domestic demand for the first two years before scaling up to export markets across West Asia, Africa, and Turkey. At present, 92% of TP-Link’s India sales are fulfilled through local contract manufacturers, a figure the company aims to increase to 96–97% within three years. The new factory will enable end-to-end in-house production, further strengthening its ‘Make in India’ commitment.

TP-Link projects that its Indian operations could soon rival its U.S. market, potentially emerging as the company’s largest market within three to five years. The firm is also expanding into AI-driven enterprise solutions, such as automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) and people-counting systems, to capture sustained double-digit growth in the enterprise technology segment.

News by Rahul Yelligetti.