Logitech starts local assembly in India at Manesar plant, expanding workspace product output

Logitech, on Thursday, announced that it has started manufacturing locally in India at its new Manesar plant in Haryana. This is the company’s manufacturing plant in the country. Logitech says that the operationalisation of its new facility aligns with the vision of the government’s Make in India initiative. The tech firm will initially manufacture “high-demand” workspace products, including webcams and pointing devices or mice, for PCs and laptops. Further, Logitech’s new manufacturing facility in Manesar expands on its existing presence in the country. The company already has a Global Capability Center in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, which provides operational support, including channel management and marketing support.

Manesar, October 15, 2026: Global technology company Logitech has started manufacturing products in India, marking a significant step towards expanding its operations in the country. The company has set up a production facility in Manesar, adding to its existing research and development (R&D), software and hardware development operations in Chennai.The move supports the ‘Make in India’ initiative and reflects Logitech’s plans to strengthen its manufacturing presence in the country. The company aims to gradually expand local production across its product portfolio, including personal workspace solutions, while also exploring opportunities to export products from India.Manufacturing To Expand In PhasesLogitech’s Chief Supply Chain Operations Officer, Sree Chenincherry, said the Manesar facility would initially operate as an assembly line managed by a manufacturing partner. Once operations stabilise, the company plans to increase the use of locally sourced components and parts.The expansion will take place in stages, with local sourcing being the first priority, followed by exports. The company will rely on the capabilities of its manufacturing partners to gradually increase production at the facility. This phased approach could help Logitech build a stronger supply chain in India while reducing its dependence on overseas production.Keyboards And Webcams First In LineLogitech will begin local manufacturing with some of its highest-volume products, including keyboards for different devices and webcams. The company eventually plans to extend manufacturing to its wider product portfolio.However, customers should not expect immediate price reductions. Logitech has indicated that it does not foresee any significant changes in the prices of products sold in India for now, despite the start of local manufacturing.India A Key Market For Logitech“India is a strategically important market for Logitech. Establishing our first local Indian manufacturing footprint brings us one step closer to our Indian customers. We already have a significant presence here across R&D, channel and marketing support. Local assembly and production allow us to enhance operational agility, reduce turnaround times, build supply chain resilience and react faster to the rapidly evolving needs of businesses and everyday users in India,” Chenincherry said, according to Hindustan Times.The company believes local production will help it respond more quickly to customer demand and improve its supply chain operations. With an existing development presence in Chennai and manufacturing now beginning in Manesar, India is becoming an increasingly important part of Logitech’s global operations.Quality Standards To Remain UnchangedLogitech’s Vice-President and General Manager of Personal Work Solutions, Delphine Donné, said the company would maintain the same quality standards across its products, regardless of where they are manufactured or which markets they serve.She said the new facility in India had been designed to meet Logitech’s existing global standards, ensuring that locally manufactured products maintain the same quality as those produced elsewhere.“India plays an important dual role for Logitech globally. It is a fast-growing market for personal work solutions and our Global Capability Center in Chennai supports the development of our design-led, software and AI-enabled hardware. Commencing local manufacturing underscores our commitment to the market and our customers here,” Donné said.Also Watch: Logitech G unveils new gaming headset 'Logitech G435' in India at Rs 7,495; check for detailsManufacturing Partner Remains UnnamedLogitech has not disclosed the identity of its manufacturing partner in India, citing contractual obligations. However, the company confirmed that the arrangement was a new partnership.The start of manufacturing in Manesar gives Logitech a local production base alongside its existing technology development operations in Chennai. Its plans to source components locally and eventually begin exports could further strengthen India’s position in the company’s global manufacturing network.To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/

Highlighting the operational rationale behind the move, Logitech stated that establishing assembly capabilities in India is rooted in a market-driven strategy designed to enhance operational agility and supply chain resilience