Quectel scales Local Antenna production in India to enhance IoT Supply Chain and Delivery

Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global end-to-end IoT solutions provider, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Syrma SGS Technology Ltd, a leading electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider, to manufacture IoT antennas in India. The move strengthens Quectel’s regional manufacturing capabilities and builds on the companies’ existing collaboration to produce IoT modules locally.
The expanded partnership reflects Quectel’s focus on strengthening its IoT supply chain and scaling manufacturing operations in high-growth markets. India continues to emerge as a major hub for electronics manufacturing and IoT innovation, driven by strong demand, a skilled workforce and a rapidly developing ecosystem. By expanding local antenna production in India, Quectel is enhancing supply chain resilience while improving flexibility, scalability and responsiveness to customer needs.
“Expanding our collaboration with Syrma SGS to include antenna manufacturing in India is a key step in strengthening our local IoT ecosystem,” said Dinesh Patkar, Regional Sales Director (India), Quectel Wireless Solutions. “By localizing production, we can deliver faster lead times, improve supply chain stability and provide IoT solutions that are better aligned with local requirements, helping customers accelerate time to market.”
“Syrma SGS Technology Limited has made strong progress in its partnership with Quectel, manufacturing cellular, IoT and GNSS modules in India at its Manesar facility for telecom, automotive and Digital India initiatives,” said Sanjeev Kr Pandey, Vice President, Business Development, Syrma SGS Technology Ltd. “As demand for locally manufactured connectivity solutions continues to grow, we are expanding our capabilities beyond modules to include antenna manufacturing, strengthening our ability to support demand in India alongside the Make in India initiative.”
The collaboration between Quectel and Syrma SGS Technology delivers significant benefits for IoT customers in India by combining global expertise with localized manufacturing and support. Local antenna production enables shorter lead times, improved supply chain reliability and greater flexibility for project-specific requirements. Customers also benefit from solutions aligned with local regulatory standards and deployment environments, alongside faster technical support and closer collaboration. Together, these advantages help businesses accelerate IoT deployment and innovation across key industries.
Quectel will also be exhibiting at Electronica India at the India Expo Mart (IEML) in Greater Noida, Delhi, where it will showcase its complete portfolio of IoT solutions, including cellular, short-range, GNSS and automotive modules, as well as high-performance antennas. Visitors can meet the Quectel team at Booth H10.F03, Hall 10, to learn how its IoT modules, antennas and certification services can support next generation connected applications.
Source: BUSINESS WIRE
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