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Ericsson scaling up production in phases at Pune to meet India' 5G demand

Ericsson is supplying its equipment to both Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio while Vodafone Idea is yet to finalise its 5G plans

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Aneesh Phandis Mumbai
Ericsson is building its production capabilities in India as telecom companies ramp up their 5G expansion plan.

The Swedish gear supplies 4G and 5G radios, radio access networks and microwave products from its partner Jabil’s plant in Pune.

“We are ramping up production of our 5G telecom equipment in Pune in a phased manner, to support the network deployments of Indian telecom service providers. The production in India is part of our global production footprint with a presence across continents. This footprint has enabled us to secure a global, flexible, and resilient supply chain to respond quickly to market and

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