HP to make all PCs sold in India locally
HP recently shared in an interview that it's going all-in on "Make in India"—aiming for all PCs it sells here to be made locally within the next 3-5 years.
CEO Enrique Lores shared that once Indian demand is covered, they may even start exporting these homegrown devices.
It's a big move, backed by government support and new supplier partnerships.
Local innovation and AI-powered PCs driving the shift
If you use an HP laptop or desktop, chances are it'll soon be made right here—HP aims to manufacture all PCs sold in India locally within three to five years.
HP is already India's top PC brand and is expanding into smaller towns and MSMEs.
Plus, with AI-powered PCs now making up a quarter of their sales (up from just 5% six months ago), HP says local innovation could lead to brand-new device categories in the next five years.
This shift isn't just about manufacturing—it's about building tech for India, in India.