Nokia and Dixon Technologies Partner to Manufacture 5G FWA Devices in India

New Partnership to Develop and Manufacture GPON, 5G FWA, and Mesh Wi-Fi Devices in India.

Highlights

  • Dixon Electro partners with Nokia to develop fixed broadband devices in India, supporting the country’s digital growth.
  • Dixon's new Noida facility will produce up to 10 million devices annually and create approximately 3,000 new jobs.
  • Nokia’s R&D Center in Chennai will oversee design, with Dixon Electro managing manufacturing.

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Nokia and Dixon Technologies Partner to Manufacture 5G FWA Devices in India
Dixon's subsidiary, Dixon Electro Appliances Private Limited (Dixon Electro), has entered into an agreement with Nokia Solutions and Networks OY (Nokia) for the development and manufacturing of fixed broadband devices in India. "Demand for fixed broadband services in India has surged in recent years, driven by the rapid adoption of Fiber to the Home (FTTH) and 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) technologies. Dixon Electro and Nokia have announced the commencement of manufacturing of Fixed Broadband Devices in India," Dixon said in an exchange filing.

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Dedicated Manufacturing Facility in Noida

The collaboration between Dixon Electro and Nokia will produce GPON, 5G FWA, and Mesh Wi-Fi devices capable of delivering up to one gigabit per second per home.

Dixon Electro said it has established a dedicated manufacturing facility in Noida with a production capacity of up to 10 million devices annually, supporting the growing demand for broadband connectivity and creating approximately 3,000 new jobs.

Nokia Adds 5G FWA and Wi-Fi Beacons

With this initiative, Nokia now adds 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and Wi-Fi beacons to provide a complete in-home broadband toolkit for Indian operators, Dixon noted.

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Atul B Lall, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Dixon Technologies, added, "As we begin local production of these advanced broadband devices, Dixon reaffirms its commitment to expanding India's electronics ecosystem. This collaboration empowers us to bring best-in-class devices to the market while boosting job creation and economic growth at the local level."

"India's broadband landscape is evolving at an extraordinary pace, and we're proud to contribute to this transformation," said Sandy Motley, VP of Fixed networks at Nokia. "Through this partnership, we aim to support India's transition to a digitally connected future, leveraging Nokia's expertise in FTTH and FWA technologies."

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Supporting Initiative and Local Manufacturing

Tarun Chhabra, Nokia India Country Head, said "Nokia sees huge opportunity with 4G and 5G in high growth and high data consumption market like India. By manufacturing locally, we're not only aligning with the Make in India initiative but also fostering an environment where innovation, job creation, and community empowerment thrives."

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Nokia and Dixon

Nokia's R&D Center in Chennai will oversee the design and development of the devices, while Dixon Electro will handle the manufacturing. Nokia currently supports over 50 percent of India's FTTH infrastructure, while Dixon operates 23 facilities nationwide and serves over 100 clients.

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