DPIIT, Hafele India Sign MoU to Enhance India's Manufacturing Ecosystem

DPIIT, Hafele India Sign MoU to Enhance India's Manufacturing Ecosystem

India Manufactruing Review Team
Thursday, 08 May 2025

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) and Hafele India signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in New Delhi that aims to enhance India’s manufacturing and innovation ecosystem by empowering product startups, MSMEs and entrepreneurs.

This partnership demonstrates shared commitment to building resilient local supply chains and accelerate India’s vision of being a global manufacturing hub, says a statement from the Ministry of Commerce & Industry.

Through this strategic partnership, Hafele will drive initiatives that support product innovation, local sourcing and entrepreneurship with targeted investments, mentorship and integration into global value chains.

"Hafele will expand its support to startups and MSMEs by offering access to infrastructure, supplier development opportunities, technical collaboration, and market access. Hafele has already committed over $2.5 million in an Indian appliance manufacturing startup and has extended purchase orders to Indian MSME manufacturers of architectural hardware and furniture fittings."

The government states that DPIIT will facilitate ecosystem access through Startup India, connecting startups to the network, relationship-building, program participation and potential co-branding.

Sanjiv, Joint Secretary, DPIIT, stated, “The partnership with Häfele India exemplifies our approach of fostering collaborative industrial ecosystems. It brings together global best practices and local entrepreneurial energy to drive sustainable manufacturing growth aligned with the Make in India vision.”

Frank Schloeder, Managing Director – South Asia, Häfele, added, “At Häfele, we believe that India’s innovation and manufacturing potential is unmatched. Through this MoU, we are excited to deepen our engagement with Indian entrepreneurs and startups and work together toward the vision of ‘India for India’ today and ‘India for the World’ tomorrow.”

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