Sahasra Electronics is an Indian electronics system design and manufacturing (ESDM) enterprise headquartered in Noida, India. It delivers fully integrated, end-to-end solutions that span product design, PCB fabrication, electronics manufacturing services, and global distribution. Moreover, it operates multiple production facilities across India and international locations, enabling high-volume manufacturing of PCBs, memory products, IT hardware, and LED lighting systems.
The company serves a broad spectrum of industries, including automotive, telecommunications, medical technology, and industrial electronics. In addition, it runs ISO-certified processes and embeds ESG-aligned practices across its operations. As a result, it consistently prioritizes quality, sustainability, and export-driven expansion. Over time, it has strengthened its global presence across North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia, thereby positioning itself as a diversified and globally competitive electronics solutions provider.
Ankur Dwivedi, Strategic Account Manager – Memory & IT Hardware at Sahasra Electronics, in an exclusive interaction with The Interview World, detailed the company’s portfolio of manufactured electronic products and emphasized the growing capability for indigenous component development. Furthermore, he highlighted the accelerating adoption of Made-in-India solutions, outlined the company’s product roadmap for the next five to ten years, and discussed the embedded security frameworks within domestic manufacturing. The conversation delivered clear insights into the company’s strategic direction and technological priorities.
Q: What products and solutions does Sahasra Electronics offer, how are they differentiated, and how is the company positioning itself competitively in the market?
A: Sahasra Electronics brings over 25 years of experience in electronics manufacturing services, with a strong legacy in PCB fabrication and electronic system production. Initially, it focused on core manufacturing capabilities. However, from 2016 onward, it systematically expanded into higher-value product segments.
It first entered the memory products category in 2016. Subsequently, it diversified into IT hardware in 2019. Most recently, in 2023, it advanced into semiconductor packaging, thereby strengthening its position across the electronics value chain.
The company consistently positions itself as a Made in India solution provider. It actively promotes domestic manufacturing across all its product lines. Moreover, it maintains strong competitiveness through deep technical expertise and process-driven execution within each category.
This approach also delivers clear advantages to Indian customers. Local sourcing enhances responsiveness, improves service support, and strengthens supply reliability. Consequently, the company reinforces both technological capability and national manufacturing self-reliance while continuing to scale its product portfolio.
Q: Are your Made-in-India products fully manufactured domestically, or do you source certain components from international suppliers as part of production?
A: Certain components are still not manufactured domestically, and the company continues to rely on imports for these specialized requirements. These inputs primarily come from key technology markets such as Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan.
At the same time, the company is steadily increasing its indigenous capabilities. It continues to strengthen local value addition through continuous process improvement and supply chain localization. In addition, it works consistently to reduce external dependency by upgrading in-house manufacturing depth.
As a result, reliance on imports has declined significantly. Earlier, the company depended heavily on external sources, particularly from China and other global suppliers. Today, it has reduced that dependency to nearly 50%. Moreover, it continues to push further reductions through sustained localization efforts and technology advancement.
Q: How do your products and their adoption in India compare with those of international manufacturing companies?
A: To strengthen the Made in India initiative, the government actively supports consumers, manufacturers, and industry bodies in expanding local value addition, domestic production, and employment generation within India. As a result, trust across the ecosystem continues to grow steadily.
Moreover, all three stakeholders, government, industry, and consumers, now work in close alignment. This coordinated effort drives domestic manufacturing forward and accelerates the development of indigenous design and production capabilities. It also strengthens local support systems while expanding employment opportunities and advancing skill development across the workforce.
Consequently, these interconnected priorities reinforce one another. Together, they create a cohesive ecosystem that steadily moves Indian manufacturing toward greater self-reliance and sustained growth.
Q: What new product lines or innovations are you planning to launch over the next five to ten years?
A: The company has not set a fixed ten-year plan in rigid terms. However, it is now prioritizing design capability as an immediate strategic focus.
Historically, India’s strength lay primarily in manufacturing. Today, that position is evolving. The company is steadily building in-house design capabilities alongside production excellence. As a result, it is increasing value addition by retaining greater control over product design.
Furthermore, design ownership strengthens strategic autonomy. Once design control is established, it enables tighter control over components and specifications. Consequently, dependency on multinational brands reduces in a structured and sustainable manner.
In addition, this shift creates space for domestic brands to scale. Indian brands can grow in a more integrated ecosystem. Ultimately, manufacturing and design together reinforce each other and drive long-term industrial maturity.
Q: What security mechanisms are implemented in your electronic products to ensure safety and meet government expectations for indigenous solutions?
A: Customers must also recognize a key advantage when working with an Indian manufacturing partner. When production takes place within India, security and accountability improve significantly due to proximity, governance, and operational oversight.
Moreover, the company adheres strictly to all mandated compliance frameworks and certification standards. It follows prescribed government guidelines for data protection, manufacturing integrity, and operational security. In addition, it undergoes rigorous testing and certification processes to ensure full regulatory alignment.
As a result, the organization maintains robust safeguards across its entire value chain. It consistently meets or exceeds required standards, thereby ensuring secure manufacturing and reliable data protection for its customers.
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