HP is bolstering its manufacturing footprint in India, capitalizing on the government’s Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme and the burgeoning local market. The tech giant saw a significant uptick in production last year, with plans for further escalations in the manufacturing of desktops and laptops. This move aligns with HP’s commitment to bolster its presence in the Indian market and cater to the increasing demand for electronic devices in the region. The expansion of manufacturing operations not only reinforces HP’s commitment to the ‘Make in India’ initiative but also signifies its strategic vision to tap into the vast potential of the Indian consumer base. With the government’s favorable policies and the growing preference for HP products in India, the company is poised to strengthen its position in the country’s competitive tech landscape. HP’s decision to ramp up production in India underscores its confidence in the market’s growth trajectory and its dedication to offering cutting-edge technology solutions to Indian consumers. This strategic move is expected to not only boost HP’s market share but also contribute significantly to the local economy by creating job opportunities and fostering technological advancements in the region. As HP continues to scale up its manufacturing capabilities in India, consumers can look forward to a wider range of high-quality and innovative products tailored to meet their evolving digital needs.

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