New Delhi, India – PROSE Technologies welcomed Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, Union Minister for Communications and Development of North Eastern Region, and Shri Amit Agarwal, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications, to its booth at India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2026, underscoring India's growing role as a global hub for telecommunications innovation and manufacturing.
During the visit, the Hon'ble Minister inaugurated PROSE's latest wireless innovations, including a new wideband base station antenna supporting both FDD and TDD bands and a new multiband microwave antenna, developed to support the evolving needs of modern mobile networks. The launch reflects PROSE's continued investment in technology development and manufacturing capabilities in India.
The visit followed the CEOs Roundtable hosted by the Ministry of Communications, where Aili Liu, Chairwoman and Global CEO of PROSE Technologies, joined industry leaders to discuss India's next phase of telecommunications growth, technology development, trusted supply chains, and future network infrastructure. According to the Ministry's official release, discussions focused on strengthening India's position in global telecommunications through innovation, indigenous technology development, manufacturing scale, and intellectual property creation.
As India accelerates its digital transformation, PROSE continues to expand its local footprint through engineering, manufacturing, and long-term investment. The company's 13,000 m² manufacturing campus in Pune, supported by 1,800+ employees and R&D engineers, serves both domestic and international markets, demonstrating the growing capability of India's telecommunications manufacturing ecosystem.
With expanding engineering and manufacturing capabilities in Pune, PROSE continues to strengthen its contribution to India's telecommunications ecosystem while serving customers across global markets. The latest product launch at IMC 2026 reflects the company's long-term confidence in India's growing role in technology development, advanced manufacturing, and global supply chains.