GX Group will commence operations at its new advanced photonics facility in India this December, with an initial ₹500 crore investment and plans to create around 200 highly skilled jobs. The facility will manufacture critical optical components like SFP transceivers, TOSA, and ROSA, reducing India’s reliance on imports. The company plans to invest ₹500 crore in the advanced photonics facility initially, and has received government approval for the first phase of the project under the Elect
GX Group will commence operations at its new advanced photonics facility in India this December, with an initial ₹500 crore investment and plans to create around 200 highly skilled jobs. The facility will manufacture critical optical components like SFP transceivers, TOSA, and ROSA, reducing India’s reliance on imports. The company plans to invest ₹500 crore in the advanced photonics facility initially, and has received government approval for the first phase of the project under the ElectThis article was originally published by Indianweb2.
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