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Global electronics giant Hisense inaugurated its first Indian manufacturing facility on February 10, 2026, at Sri City, Andhra Pradesh—a major milestone supporting the Make in India initiative. The $30 million investment marks Hisense’s shift from imports to local production.
Hisense India Manufacturing Facility Overview
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Sri City, Andhra Pradesh |
| Investment | $30 million+ |
| Campus Size | 10 acres |
| Initial Capacity | 750,000 AC units/year |
| Employment | 1,500+ jobs by 2028 |
The state-of-the-art facility, developed through joint venture Epack Manufacturing Technologies (Hisense-Epack Durable partnership), begins commercial production February 2026 and will manufacture 100% of Hisense India’s room air conditioner requirements.
Phased Expansion Strategy
Phase 1 (Current): Exclusively produces Room Air Conditioners including flagship F-Series, Eco Series, Intelli Perla Series, and upcoming Intelli Pro Series with 0.75 million units annual capacity.
Phase 2 (Q2 FY27): Expands to washing machines across top-load and front-load categories.
Phase 3 (Q3 FY27): Adds LED television manufacturing capabilities.
This strategic rollout positions Hisense for domestic market dominance while enabling exports to key international markets, leveraging Sri City’s Special Economic Zone (SEZ) advantages.
Why Sri City Matters
Sri City has emerged as one of India’s leading integrated manufacturing SEZs, hosting global and domestic companies across electronics, automotive, and industrial sectors. The location provides efficient logistics, reduced import dependence, and competitive pricing advantages crucial for India’s fast-growing consumer durables market.
Pankaj Rana, CEO of Hisense India, emphasized the facility enables deeper quality control, cost management, and supply chain optimization while creating a platform to customize products for Indian consumers. Learn more at Hisense India’s official site.
The plant currently employs 500 people with aggressive hiring across supply chain, finance, administration, and skilled manufacturing roles targeting 1,500 professionals within 12-24 months.
For comprehensive coverage of India’s manufacturing boom, explore our Make in India updates.
