Is India Becoming a Global Hub for Consumer Technology?
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New Delhi, Jan 7 (NationPress) India is progressively establishing itself as a key player in the global consumer technology landscape, propelled by years of unwavering advancement, ambition, and supportive policies, stated Akis Evangelidis, Co-Founder and President (India) at Nothing on Wednesday.
Underlining India's increasing impact in global tech manufacturing and innovation, Evangelidis remarked that the achievements made thus far are remarkable, paving the way for Indian brands to compete on an international scale.
“India is steadily positioning itself at the forefront of the global consumer tech ecosystem, propelled by years of consistent progress and ambition,” noted the co-founder of Nothing.
Evangelidis made these comments while announcing that CMF has officially become a distinct, legally incorporated entity within India.
He referred to this development as a significant milestone in CMF’s journey towards becoming a truly global consumer tech brand conceived in India for the world.
“The work accomplished has been remarkable. CMF is set to play a vital role in that journey, and we are pleased to announce that it is now a separate, legally recognized entity in India,” he emphasized.
He indicated that India will play a pivotal role in CMF’s long-term vision, not merely as a manufacturing hub but as its global headquarters.
With this incorporation, India will now serve as CMF’s legal and governance home. The company intends to establish leadership, operations, research and development, and manufacturing within the country.
Evangelidis mentioned that this step signifies a clear transition from intention to permanent establishment, reflecting strong confidence in India’s expanding consumer tech ecosystem.
“Following our $100M manufacturing joint venture with Optiemus, this represents another major milestone in establishing CMF as a subsidiary based in India - on the path to creating the country’s first truly global consumer tech brand,” he declared.
“Built from India, for the world. Excited about what lies ahead for CMF - let’s go!” Evangelidis elaborated in his post.