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Ingram Micro launches bigger Bengaluru hub to boost Indian tech operations
Reported by Imran Qureshi (Staff Writer) · The Hindu - Business ·
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Ingram Micro has opened a larger office in Bengaluru, widening its presence in India’s technology market. The new site will let the firm grow its workforce, sharpen its operational reach and provide stronger assistance to local partners and customers. On September 28, Flavio Moraes Junior, managing director and chief customer officer of Ingram Micro India, said India is one of the company’s key markets worldwide and the Bengaluru expansion shows confidence in the nation’s tech ecosystem. He noted that the country is seeing a surge in artificial‑intelligence projects, increased spending on data‑centre capacity and rising demand from small and medium‑size firms, all of which are driving growth. According to Moraes Junior, the fresh facility sits at the heart of this momentum, enabling the firm to reinforce its teams and deliver more value as partners and clients push India’s rapid digital transformation. He added that India remains central to Ingram Micro’s global growth plan, thanks to a booming tech landscape, higher digital adoption, expanding infrastructure and the country’s role in IT innovation and enterprise change. ## Context India’s fast‑moving digital shift and the need for robust supply‑chain partners have made the country a strategic hub for global tech distributors, prompting firms like Ingram Micro to invest in larger local bases.
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