Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Kadapa Rises as National CCTV Manufacturing Hub
Kadapa, a town known for turmeric and a canyon, is now famous for making security cameras.
A company called AIL Dixon makes about 85,000 cameras every day, which are sold all over India.
The cameras are very clear, even when looking at old video.
People who buy them say they work well and last a long time.
Because of this, the town is becoming an important place for electronics manufacturing in India.
AIL Dixon in Kadapa produces 85,000 CCTV cameras daily, meeting national demand.
Products include dome, DVR, NVR, IP, smart, bullet, and PTZ cameras.
Around 30% of India’s CCTV cameras are now made in Kadapa, shifting supply from major metros.
The plant employs about 6,000 workers and is expanding with a Rs 450 crore investment.
Buyers praise the cameras for clarity, durability, and advanced technology.
- Who
- AIL Dixon employees, bulk buyers, and industry officials
- What
- Manufacturing and exporting CCTV cameras and related surveillance equipment
- When
- Current operations (no specific date given)
- Where
- Kopparthi Industrial Park, Kadapa, India
- Why
- Growing national demand for high‑quality surveillance systems
- Location
- Kadapa, India
- Daily Production
- 85,000 cameras
- Employment
- 6,000 people
- Investment
- Rs 450 crore
- Market Share
- 30% of India’s CCTV cameras