Taiwan-based Delta Electronics is strengthening its presence in India by investing USD 500 million as part of the Make in India initiative. This investment, originally announced in 2015, focuses on boosting local innovation, enhancing smart manufacturing, and improving energy infrastructure. The company aims to play a significant role in India’s industrial transformation with advanced technology solutions.
Delta Electronics has been operating in India since 2003, making steady investments to expand its footprint. Speaking at “Elecrama 2025,” an event organized by IEEMA in Greater Noida, Benjamin Lin, President of Delta Electronics India, emphasized the company’s commitment to India’s technological and energy development. He stated that India remains a key market for Delta, and the company is dedicated to bringing world-class manufacturing and sustainability solutions to the region.
He further highlighted that the company’s expansion includes the Krishnagiri facility, which will contribute to India’s self-reliance in smart manufacturing. This facility will be operational by the end of 2025, helping India align with global industry standards.
Expanding the Krishnagiri Facility for Advanced Solutions
The Krishnagiri facility, located about 90 km from Bengaluru, is a major part of Delta Electronics’ expansion strategy. The plant will focus on manufacturing solutions for the electric mobility industry, including advanced fast EV charging infrastructure. Additionally, it will cater to the telecom industry with direct current converters and rectifiers.
Data centers will also benefit from the solutions developed at this facility, as Delta aims to enhance energy efficiency in large-scale digital operations. The investment is expected to provide a strong boost to India’s industrial sector while supporting the government’s vision of sustainable energy and smart manufacturing.
Innovative Technologies Showcased at Elecrama 2025
At Elecrama 2025, Delta Electronics presented some of its most advanced automation technologies designed to transform industrial applications. Among the key innovations was the D-Bot series, a set of collaborative robots built for smart factory automation. These robots feature intelligent safety mechanisms that can detect contact and instantly reverse movement, preventing accidents and ensuring smooth human-robot collaboration.
The company also introduced its 240kW direct current fast EV charger, a cutting-edge solution developed by its R&D and engineering teams in India. This dual-vehicle charger boasts an impressive 95 percent efficiency rate and supports wired as well as 4G GSM connectivity, making it ideal for commercial applications, fleet operators, and public charging stations.
Shaping the Future of Smart Manufacturing in India
Delta Electronics’ investment in India aligns with the country’s growing demand for smart technology and energy-efficient solutions. By focusing on electric mobility, data center energy management, and industrial automation, the company aims to drive India’s progress in advanced manufacturing and sustainable energy.
The expansion of the Krishnagiri facility will further strengthen India’s position as a hub for technological innovation. With the new investments and solutions, Delta Electronics is set to contribute significantly to India’s digital and energy transformation, creating new opportunities for smart infrastructure development.
