Acer opens new laptop manufacturing facility in Puducherry

Taiwanese electronics major Acer on Wednesday (August 13, 2025) expanded its local manufacturing by partnering with Plumage Solutions to make IT hardware at a new facility in Puducherry. They will make computer monitors, All-in-One (AIO) desktops, servers, workstations and power adapters at this new facility.

Acer localisation is aimed at increasing domestic production, reducing import dependence, and addressing the rising demand from both urban and emerging markets, the company said. “The Puducherry facility will enhance supply chain efficiency, shorten delivery timelines at competitive price points.”

Puducherry facility has an annual production capacity of 300,000 laptop units and is expected to create new job opportunities.

The Plumage Group has a planned an investment of 50 crore over the next 3 to 4 years to support Acer’s manufacturing capacity and capability in India.

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“India is not just a key market for Acer, it’s a strategic pillar for our future growth. With this new manufacturing facility in Puducherry, we are proud to take another step toward supporting the Government of India’s vision of self-reliance in electronics. The collaboration with Plumage allows us to bring global processes, cutting-edge technology, and high-quality standards to domestic manufacturing, creating a robust and agile supply chain that serves the Indian market more efficiently,” said Harish Kohli, President & MD, Acer India.

Mukesh Gupta, Managing Director, Plumage Group, added, “We are delighted to partner with Acer in this new phase of India’s manufacturing journey. This partnership is more than a commercial arrangement — it’s a shared commitment to building a sustainable and globally competitive manufacturing ecosystem. By combining Acer’s product expertise with our engineering & manufacturing capabilities, we aim to set new benchmarks for quality, efficiency, and innovation in the industry.”