Hewlett Packard plans to locally make 1 in 3 PCs sold in India by 2031

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While announcing the launch of new artificial intelligence-enabled laptops, HP India, senior director for personal systems Vineet Gehani told PTI that 13 per cent of total HP personal computers sold in India in 2025 will be manufactured locally.

HP led the India PC market with 30.1 per cent market share in 2024 and 30 per cent share in the December quarter despite a decline of about 1 per cent in annual and 1.8 per cent in quarterly supplies, as per IDC estimates.

Personal computer major HP is planning to more than double production of its devices in India by 2031, a senior company official said on Thursday.