Overview
- The partners will jointly invest about Rs 125 crore to produce phones, tablets, IoT devices and advanced wearables over five years.
- Production ramp-up is scheduled to begin in April 2026 at Optiemus Electronics’ Noida facility.
- The program is expected to create roughly 1,200 direct and indirect jobs across manufacturing and support functions.
- Ai+ positions the agreement under the Make in India vision to shift more industry value creation to domestic manufacturing.
- OEL, a subsidiary of Optiemus Infracom, signals support for scaling new categories and future exports, while Ai+ says its devices run the Android-based NxtQuantum OS focused on security and Indian data-law compliance.