NETZSCH Pumps & Systems has inaugurated a new, state-of-the-art production facility in Goa, marking a significant milestone in its global expansion strategy and reinforcing its long-standing commitment to the Indian market. The new plant, opened at the end of February, comes after more than 20 years of local manufacturing of the proven NEMO progressing cavity pumps in India. The expansion underlines NETZSCH’s focus on strengthening regional value chains while enhancing its global production footprint.
Built on a site spanning approximately 45,000 square metres, the facility will more than double the company’s previous production capacity in the country. The expanded infrastructure is designed to enable faster response to customer requirements while maintaining globally benchmarked quality and technology standards.
In addition to progressing cavity pumps, the Goa facility will manufacture a broader portfolio of pump technologies, including rotary lobe pumps, multi screw pumps and peristaltic pumps. This diversification of local production capabilities is expected to enhance flexibility and improve responsiveness to the evolving needs of customers across South Asia.
The facility integrates modern production systems, advanced quality processes and strengthened engineering and development resources. These capabilities position NETZSCH to efficiently address increasing demand in key industrial sectors that require reliable solutions for handling complex and challenging media.
Commenting on the inauguration, Andreas Denker, CEO of NETZSCH Pumps & Systems, described the expansion as a central pillar of the company’s global strategy. He noted that the Goa location strengthens the international production network and enables faster, region-specific responses to market requirements while ensuring consistent quality standards worldwide.
With more than 210 production, service and sales locations globally, NETZSCH continues to build a robust international network focused on proximity to customers and industrial manufacturing excellence. The new facility in Goa represents a strategic step in advancing this objective while reinforcing the principle of “in the region, for the region.”
Vivek Norman, Managing Director, NETZSCH Pumps & Systems India, stated that the expanded capacity, upgraded infrastructure and enhanced engineering resources will allow the company to serve customers in South Asia more efficiently and with greater market proximity. The inauguration ceremony was attended by senior company leaders and members of the NETZSCH family, highlighting the strategic importance of the investment.
The new Goa production facility represents a key chapter in NETZSCH’s continued international growth, supporting its commitment to delivering reliable, technologically advanced pump solutions for complex applications worldwide. NETZSCH Pumps & Systems is a global engineering company specialising in advanced pumping technologies and fluid handling solutions for demanding industrial applications.
Headquartered in Germany and part of the NETZSCH Group, the division focuses on the development, manufacturing and distribution of positive displacement pumps used across industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, mining, wastewater treatment, food and pharmaceuticals, and energy. With more than 70 years of expertise in pump engineering, the company offers a wide portfolio that includes progressing cavity pumps, rotary lobe pumps, multi-screw pumps, peristaltic hose pumps, dosing systems and grinding technologies designed to handle viscous, abrasive and solids-laden media.
NETZSCH operates through a global network of manufacturing sites, service centres and representatives in over 210 locations worldwide, enabling it to deliver customised pumping solutions and technical support close to customers. Its technologies are engineered to ensure efficient media transport, precise dosing and reliable performance in complex industrial environments, supporting critical processes ranging from wastewater management and biogas production to chemical manufacturing and oil extraction.
