optiemus electronics

Dizo, the first partner under Realme TechLife ecosystem, is in talks with Delhi-based optiemus electronics Limited (OEL) to manufacture its products in India. According to sources, both the companies are close to signing a manufacturing deal and may announce the partnership soon. optiemus electronics is the wholly-owned arm of Optiemus Infracom.

OnePlus is set to outsource the production of its audio and IoT products to optiemus electronics in Noida, aligning with its localization strategy in India. This move follows similar partnerships between Optiemus and other Chinese electronics giants like Xiaomi and RealMe.

OnePlus is now outsourcing the production of its audio and IoT products to optiemus electronics in Noida, joining Xiaomi and Realme in localizing manufacturing in India. This move aligns with India's push for hi-tech electronics production amid trade tensions.

In a major development in the electronics manufacturing space, the $30 billion Taiwanese global contract supplier Wistron announced a strategic partnership with homegrown optiemus electronics for manufacture of mobiles phones, hearables and wearables, IT hardware and laptops, 5G components and electric vehicle parts.

Telecom equipment company TP-Link has entered into a partnership with optiemus electronics for local production. Optiemus, based in Noida, will manufacture a range of TP-Link's networking devices and smart home products, including GPON, security cameras, home Wi-Fi routers, enterprise routers, modems/gateways, and network expansion devices.

Gizmore is expecting to sell around 4 lakh smartwatches in FY 2022-23. The company has also set a goal to grow its smartwatch business by four times from Rs 50 crore in the current fiscal year to over Rs 200 crore in 2023-24. Under this new partnership, optiemus electronics will be producing nearly 75% of the total volume of Gizmore smartwatches in the country in the coming years.

Optiemus Infracom, in collaboration with Corning, has launched India's first tempered glass manufacturing unit in Noida, with an initial investment of Rs 70 crore. The facility aims to produce 2.5 crore units annually, creating 600 jobs.

Optiemus Infracom, a telecom and manufacturing company in India, has entered the unmanned systems market with the launch of locally-designed drones. The company plans to sell the drones in India and overseas markets, with a focus on sectors such as defence, healthcare, agriculture, logistics, mining, railways, and oil & gas. Optiemus Infracom will invest Rs 250 million in its new division, Optiemus Unmanned Systems (OUS), for research, development, and manufacturing of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

Optiemus Unmanned Systems partnered with Germany’s LS Spectrum Solutions to market and distribute drone-based spectrum analysis solutions in India, supporting the 'Make in India' initiative. This collaboration aims to enhance spectrum monitoring for sectors including defense and aviation, addressing unauthorized cellular activity, and enabling real-time monitoring of communication frequencies for improved management.

The company is investing Rs 1,000 crore in the Chennai facility. The facility is expected to manufacture 30 million units annually.

India is on the radar of global electronics manufacturers. After the entry of top contract manufacturer Foxconn, it’s the turn of the $20 billion Taiwanese maker Wistron Corp to tap into the country.