Optiemus Infracom’s subsidiary -- Optiemus Electronics (OEL) has entered into a manufacturing agreement with Nxtquantum Shift Technologies India, a deep-tech Indian company building secure, sovereign digital platforms for a digital-first world, to manufacture Ai+ smartphones, tablets, IoT devices, and advanced wearable products in India. Under the agreement, both the companies are planning to invest around Rs 125 crore in India-based manufacturing under the Government of India’s Make in India vision over 5 years, creating around 1,200 direct and indirect jobs across manufacturing, operations and supporting functions. 

OEL will manufacture around 3 million Ai+ Smartphone mobile devices under this agreement. The scope of manufacturing will also extend to tablets, IoT products, and advanced wearable devices, providing Ai+ Smartphone with a scalable India-based production backbone for its broader smart device portfolio. Production will take place at OEL’s facility in Noida, with ramp-up targeted from April 2026. Ai+ Smartphone devices run on NxtQuantum OS, India’s sovereign mobile operating system built on Android and designed for transparency, security, and compliance with Indian data laws.

This agreement is expected to strengthen domestic manufacturing capabilities and support Ai+ Smartphone’s goal of building a scalable, India-focused technology brand across smartphones, tablets, IoT devices, and advanced wearables. As Ai+ Smartphone broadens its portfolio, the Optiemus partnership will allow it to ramp volumes efficiently while keeping core technology and OS control anchored in India.

Optiemus Electronics is engaged in the business of electronics manufacturing in India, provides end-to-end solutions to global and Indian brands encompassing world-class manufacturing, supply chain management, and repair/refurbishment.

Optiemus Infracom is a diversified, award-winning, high-performance telecommunications enterprise with multi-domain experience including management, distribution & marketing of mobile & telecom products in the Indian subcontinent.