The facility which is in Bengaluru’s Manyata Tech Park, will offer R&D, system integration as well as calibration and repair services.
According to Rohde & Schwarz, the opening marks “a strategic milestone” for the company by increaseing its presence in the third-largest city in India, as well as strengthening its commitment to the Indian government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative by fostering innovation across multiple industries including electronics.
The new site hosts an ISO 9001 and ISO17025 (NABL) accredited calibration and repair service center, offering precision services to meet the rigorous quality standards of the industry.
The facility will also encompass sales, applications, systems integration and a dedicated demo display area showcasing various test and measurement equipment and test solutions. The opening of the new site was overseen by Rohde & Schwarz India, the Indian subsidiary of the German based global technology company.
Andreas Pauly, President and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Rohde & Schwarz, who was also present for the event, said: "We are proud to expand our presence in Bengaluru. For Rohde & Schwarz, India is not merely a growth market but a vital component of our global strategy. The new facility marks a significant milestone in our journey toward strengthening our position as a trusted partner in India’s evolving technological landscape. Moreover, it reflects our contribution to the Make in India initiative through a large team of highly skilled engineers.”
Yatish Mohan, Managing Director Rohde & Schwarz India, added: “For the past 25 years, we have fostered technological advancement in India through strategic partnerships with government agencies, training institutes and technology firms. Our presence spans multiple locations throughout the country, encompassing tier-II cities directly and via our extensive channel partner network. We are excited about the opportunities that our new facility brings, allowing us to enhance our services to the Indian technology industry and facilitate innovation in the electronics, semiconductor, automotive and telecommunications sectors.”