Samsung, which has been running its manufacturing facility in India since 1996, is collaborating closely with component partners in the local market to strengthen the supply chain and infrastructure as the country ramps up its efforts to produce electronics locally. T.M. Roh, President and Head of MX Business at Samsung Electronics, made this announcement on Wednesday. According to Roh, "collaborations and efforts will continue into the future," and the South Korean company considers the Indian market to be very vital.India is one of the markets where foldables are growing rapidly, with the Galaxy foldable at its centre, he said. "The R&D centres in Noida and Bengaluru have grown to be among the largest in the Samsung and MX businesses. They are working on flagship goods as well as contributing to the advancement of Galaxy Al technology," he stated. Roh said he expected market demand to increase this year, and "we have high expectations about Indian
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