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Ericsson to Export India-Made Antennas to Global Markets
Ericsson makes equipment used by phone networks.
It plans to make more antennas and other telecom equipment in India.
The company says more than 15,000 antennas have been made there since July 2025.
It also says 25 million components have been produced in India during that time.
Ericsson plans to send some India-made equipment to other countries.
Europe is one of the markets it mentioned.
The antennas are designed for 5G standalone and AI-ready networks, as well as future network changes.
Ericsson announced the plans at India Mobile Congress 2026.
Ericsson announced plans to increase local production of antennas and other telecom equipment in India.
The company plans to export India-made equipment to global markets, including Europe, for the first time.
Ericsson said India has produced more than 15,000 antennas since July 2025.
It also reported producing 25 million components in India since July 2025.
The announcement was made at India Mobile Congress 2026, organized by the Department of Telecommunications and the Cellular Operators Association of India.
- Who
- Ericsson
- What
- Announced plans to increase production of telecom equipment in India and export India-made equipment to global markets.
- Where
- India; planned export markets include Europe and other global markets.
- When
- Wednesday, October 7; the announcement was made at India Mobile Congress 2026.
- Why
- The article does not state a specific reason for the plans.
Key facts
- Antennas produced in India
- More than 15,000 since July 2025
- Components produced in India
- 25 million since July 2025
- Planned exports
- India-made antennas and other telecom equipment to global markets, including Europe
- Network capabilities
- Designed for 5G standalone, AI-ready networks, and future network evolutions
- Announcement venue
- India Mobile Congress 2026
- Event organizers
- Department of Telecommunications and Cellular Operators Association of India
Sources
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