Delta Electronics expands global footprint with new robotics center and India investment plans

Delta Electronics is expanding its global footprint through new facilities and strategic discussions in Europe and Asia. In Germany, the company has opened a new Automation & Robotics Center in Stuttgart. This facility serves as a hub for customer collaboration and demonstrations of intelligent robotics, including D-Bot collaborative robot solutions and integrated automation technologies designed to support digital transformation in manufacturing.

In India, Delta Electronics Chairman and CEO Ping Cheng met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss investment roadmaps focused on the energy transition, AI infrastructure, and smart manufacturing. The company plans to expand local manufacturing capacity to meet domestic and export demand. Delta also highlighted its R&D center in Bengaluru and its roadmap for clean energy technologies, such as hydrogen energy solutions and Solid Oxide Fuel Cell technologies, to support India’s energy transition.