Stäubli, a provider of industrial and mechatronic solutions, has signed an agreement to establish a new manufacturing facility in Bangalore, India, focused on producing connectors for renewable energy applications. The facility is scheduled to begin operations in the fourth quarter of 2025 and is intended to meet growing demand in the Indian renewable energy sector.
The project is aligned with India’s target of reaching 280 GW of solar energy capacity by 2030. The company stated that the new plant will enhance its manufacturing capacity and aims to improve service responsiveness in the region. The official start of the project was marked with a Bhoomi Puja ceremony at the site.
“This strategic initiative brings us closer to our customers and enhances our agility in delivering service excellence. We are excited about the prospects of contributing to the renewable landscape of India’s dynamic industrial setting,” said Gurupad Bhat, Managing Director of Stäubli Tech Systems India.
“The establishment of our manufacturing facility in Bengaluru is a testament to our long-term dedication to innovation. This expansion strengthens our presence in India and reinforces our commitment to driving sustainable growth in the region,” stated Gerald Vogt, Group CEO.
Stäubli is an industrial and mechatronic solutions provider operating in 28 countries with agents in 50 countries. The company employs 6,000 people globally and operates four divisions: Electrical Connectors, Fluid Connectors, Robotics, and Textile. In India, Stäubli Tec Systems has been active since 2012, with offices in Bangalore and Gurgaon, supplying products and services to sectors such as automotive, pharmaceuticals, renewable energy, railways, plastics, aerospace, and alternative fuels.