The $1.2 billion Taiwan-based networking products major D-Link Corporation is planning to make India one of its manufacturing hubs, from where it intends to market its products across the globe.
The company will continue manufacturing at D-Link India's Goa facility. D-Link Corp holds 36 per cent stake in D-Link India.
"We have manufacturing facilities in three locations around the world - Taiwan, China and the US - apart from India. At present, the Indian facility manufactures cabling products, switches, modems and IP-phones, among others," said An-ping Chen, global director and CFO, D-Link Corp.
Chen, who was in India for the company's board meeting, said the manufacturing operations of D-Link are conducted through its Taiwanese subsidiary Alpha, which was spun off as a separate unit earlier.
"We are in the process of identifying the products that could be manufactured in India and marketed across the world.