Ericsson begins export of India-manufactured telecom antennas to Europe

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Telecom equipment maker Ericsson is now exporting telecommunication antennas manufactured in India to European markets. The company's production facility in Pune, India, is the source of the exported equipment. This move is part of Ericsson's strategy to leverage its Indian manufacturing unit for global supply. The development highlights India's growing role in the global telecom manufacturing ecosystem.

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