Manufacturing
India’s manufacturing sector could become an engine for economic growth and jobs
The Indian manufacturing industry has seen tremendous growth, with heavy investments pouring in from foreign and domestic markets recently. With the rapidly increasing young workforce along with the new government initiatives, our country is on the path to becoming a hi-tech global manufacturing hub.
Multinational corporations and global conglomerates in the mobile, automobile, luxury, and other segments are vying to establish their manufacturing bases in India. Not only would this boost the Indian economy, but will provide a huge impetus to the job market in our country. The government of India aims to create 100 million new jobs in the manufacturing sector by 2022.
Integrated technology solutions from TeamLease has broadened the horizons of various clients by improving the productivity of their workforce.
By automating operations and incorporating tech solutions across the verticals of various organisations, we have helped various companies to enhance their performance and improve their business productivity.
How We Help Clients
Industry Overview
Embracing Automation and Beyond
The future of industrial engineering sector is looking towards automation, hence only the muscle power would not suffice the operational requirements. Skill-based hiring is also becoming necessary for the organizations in this sector. Production ramping up and down based on the demand is key aspect of this industry, which directly impacts numbers of employee headcount. In these types of scenarios, temporary staffing for a company becomes a must.
Examples Of Our Work
Driving Growth with Automation for a Leading Electronics Manufacturer
Enhancing Workforce Efficiency and Compliance: A Strategic Partnership
Streamlining Payroll & Compliance for a Manufacturing Conglomerate
Enhancing Compliance and Payrolling Efficiency for a Manufacturing Client
In The Media
With the ambitious target of achieving 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, the nation is rapidly expanding its green energy infrastructure.
Subburathinam P
COO
PV Magazine, January 03, 2025
In the five years, the sector is expected to generate 60-80K new job opportunities. These will span across roles like AI development, technology, supply chain management, and sustainable farming solutions.
Subburathinam P
COO
The Hitavada, January 02, 2025
By 2030, India aims to reduce its carbon intensity by 45%, achieve a 500 GW renewable energy capacity, and generate significant employment opportunities.
Subburathinam P
COO
Story Board18, December 27, 2024
India is poised to achieve its aspiration of a $35 trillion economy by 2047, but this requires overcoming key workforce challenges.
Subburathinam P
COO - Staffing