Dynabook Holds Soft Launch at Syrma SGS, Advancing “Make in India” Goals

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Marking an important development in India’s electronics manufacturing sector, Syrma SGS Technology hosted the soft launch of Dynabook laptops at its advanced facility in Chennai. This event not only signals Dynabook’s entry into the Indian market but also supports the Government of India’s “Make in India” initiative by producing cutting-edge technology domestically.

The launch ceremony featured Wong Wai Meng, Managing Director of Dynabook, and Satendra Singh, CEO of Syrma SGS Technology, along with senior leaders from both companies. The occasion was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting and the powering-on of the first Dynabook laptop assembled locally, marking the start of production in India.

The event also included a cake-cutting to celebrate the partnership and the shared mission to bring premium computing devices to Indian consumers. This partnership underscores Dynabook’s confidence in Syrma SGS’s manufacturing strengths and highlights a mutual dedication to supplying high-quality, locally made products for both domestic and international markets. It exemplifies the blend of innovation and technology with India’s rising status as a global electronics manufacturing center.

Syrma SGS is an established leader in Electronic Systems Design and Manufacturing in India, with over 30 years of expertise in delivering innovative and efficient EMS solutions. Serving over 300 clients across 20+ countries, the company operates manufacturing facilities across India and R&D centers in Chennai, Pune, Bangalore, and Stuttgart, Germany.

With a consolidated revenue of approximately INR 3,836 Crores for FY24-25, Syrma SGS is committed to providing high-quality products and services, including product design, assembly, prototyping, and tester development, while also offering OEM solutions for RFID tags, magnetic components, and electro-mechanics. The company’s extensive experience and global reach make it a key player in the growth of the electronics industry.