Delta Electronics’ $500 Million Investment in India
Delta Electronics, a Taiwan-based company, is investing $500 million to strengthen its presence in India, as part of the ‘Make in India’ initiative announced in 2015. A senior company official confirmed that this investment will enhance their operations in the country. Since entering India in 2003, Delta has been making substantial investments through its local branch. Benjamin Lin, President of Delta Electronics India, shared these details at the “Elecrama 2025” event in Greater Noida.
Commitment to India’s Industrial and Energy Transformation
India is considered a key market for Delta Electronics, with the company focused on driving the country’s industrial and energy transformation through advanced solutions. Delta’s strategic investment in the Krishnagiri facility represents their dedication to innovation, manufacturing excellence, and sustainability. The ongoing investment includes expanding the Krishnagiri facility, which aims to strengthen India’s smart manufacturing and energy infrastructure while meeting global industry standards. Part of this expansion is expected to be operational by the end of 2025.
Krishnagiri Facility’s Role in Smart Manufacturing and Energy Solutions
Located around 90 km from Bengaluru, the Krishnagiri facility produces solutions for various sectors, including:
- Fast EV charging infrastructure for the electric mobility sector
- Telecom industry solutions such as direct current converters and rectifiers
- Energy-efficient solutions for data centers
At the Elecrama event, Delta also showcased its cutting-edge automation solutions for industrial applications, demonstrating their commitment to smart manufacturing.
Showcasing Advanced Robotics and EV Charging Solutions
At Elecrama 2025, Delta Electronics introduced its D-Bot series collaborative robots (Cobots), designed to enhance smart factory automation. These robots feature safety mechanisms that detect contact and reverse movement to prevent accidents, ensuring safe human-robot collaboration. Delta also unveiled its 240kW direct current fast EV charger, developed by the company’s India-based R&D and engineering teams. This dual-vehicle charging solution operates at 95% efficiency and offers wired/4G GSM connectivity for commercial applications, fleet operators, and public charging networks.
Delta’s Focus on Innovation at ELECRAMA 2025
Delta’s investment in India, announced in 2015 under the ‘Make in India’ initiative, continues to boost its operations and manufacturing capacity in the country. At Elecrama 2025, the company launched its D-Bot series Collaborative Robots, which have a payload capacity of up to 30 kg and speeds of 200 degrees per second. These robots are ideal for industries like electronics assembly, packaging, materials handling, and welding.
Additionally, Delta displayed its new 240kW DC Fast EV Charger and Industrial Power-protect Transformer-based UPS, further solidifying its commitment to energy conservation and the development of sustainable cities across India. Also: Kash Patel urges FBI staff to disregard Elon Musk’s “prove-your-worth” email.
Statements from Delta Executives on India’s Strategic Importance
Jimmy Yiin, Delta’s Executive Vice President of Global Business Operations, emphasized India’s importance as a key market for the company. He stated that the strategic investment in Krishnagiri highlights Delta’s focus on local innovation, manufacturing excellence, and sustainability. Benjamin Lin, President of Delta Electronics India, further stressed the company’s dedication to providing smart manufacturing solutions that help industries become more efficient, sustainable, and resilient.
Live Demonstrations of Delta’s Intelligent Infrastructure Solutions
At the Delta booth during Elecrama, visitors had the opportunity to explore live demonstrations of intelligent infrastructure across various sectors, including:
- Industrial Automation
- EV Charging
- Smart Building Automation Solutions
- Data Centers
- Smart Energy Infrastructure
- ICT Infrastructure
Delta also presented articulated and SCARA robots, showcasing high-speed pick-and-place capabilities and smart screwdriving solutions, especially useful for mobile phone manufacturing.
Advancing India’s EV Charging and Data Center Ecosystem
Delta continues to lead India’s EV charging ecosystem with its high-efficiency charging solutions designed for residential, commercial, and fleet applications. The company is also transforming data center infrastructure with its 33kW 1OU ORv3 Power Shelves, which achieve 97.5% efficiency to ensure stable power for AI servers.
Additionally, Delta is advancing EV Powertrain Solutions by offering compact, high-efficiency power solutions for electric two- and three-wheelers. These include On-Board Chargers (OBCM), DC/DC Converters, OBG, and EVCC products, which support bi-directional charging and V2X integration to improve EV functionality.
Delta Electronics India’s Role in Power, Automation, and Infrastructure
Delta Electronics India Pvt Ltd is a leading player in power and energy management, operating across three key sectors:
- Power Electronics
- Automation
- Infrastructure
With a strong market presence, Delta is a leader in Telecom Power Solutions, Renewable Energy Solutions, and Display Solutions in India, further solidifying its role in advancing India’s industrial and energy sectors.
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