Naidupeta Is Becoming a Major PCB Manufacturing Destination
Printed Circuit Boards, or PCBs, are one of the basic building blocks behind modern electronics.
From smartphones and computers to automobiles, medical equipment, telecom systems and renewable-energy equipment, PCBs are used to connect and support electronic components.
Now, Naidupeta in Andhra Pradesh’s Tirupati district is attracting multiple large PCB and electronic-component manufacturing projects, creating the possibility of a larger electronics manufacturing ecosystem in the region.
Three projects highlighted in recent Andhra Pradesh investment information together represent more than ₹3,435 crore of proposed investment and over 4,400 expected jobs. (Scribd)
The Three Major Projects
| Company / Project | Proposed Investment | Expected Employment |
|---|---|---|
| Syrma SGS–Shinhyup | ₹1,595 crore | ~2,170 |
| CIPSA-TEC | ₹1,140 crore | 1,251 |
| Epitome Components | ₹700 crore | ~1,000 |
| Total | ₹3,435 crore | 4,421+ |
The figures are project-level investment and employment projections, not current job vacancies. (Syrma SGS)
1. Syrma SGS–Shinhyup: ₹1,595 Crore Project
Syrma SGS Technology has partnered with South Korea-based Shinhyup Electronics for PCB manufacturing.
The project involves approximately ₹1,595 crore of investment and is planned to include manufacturing and R&D capabilities covering:
- Single- and multilayer PCBs
- HDI and flexible PCBs
- Copper Clad Laminate (CCL)
- Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS)
The project is located at Menakuru near Naidupeta and has been associated with approximately 2,170 expected jobs. Syrma SGS has also said groundwork began for the new PCB manufacturing facility. (Syrma SGS)
The company says the facility is intended to strengthen India’s domestic electronics manufacturing capabilities and supply chain.
2. CIPSA-TEC: ₹1,140 Crore
CIPSA-TEC India is planning a new PCB manufacturing facility in Naidupeta.
The Andhra Pradesh investment information lists the project at ₹1,140 crore, with 1,251 expected employment opportunities. (Scribd)
CIPSA-TEC’s own website also confirms its expansion plan for a new PCB plant at Naidupeta and says the Andhra Pradesh government has approved land for the project. (CIPSA TEC INDIA PVT. LTD.)
The company’s existing expertise includes double-sided and multilayer PCB manufacturing, making the Naidupeta expansion relevant to the region’s emerging electronics-component ecosystem.
3. Epitome Components: ₹700 Crore
Epitome Components is another company associated with the emerging Naidupeta electronics cluster.
The Andhra Pradesh investment data lists ₹700 crore of investment and around 1,000 expected jobs for its electronic-component project. (Scribd)
The project adds another major PCB/electronics manufacturing player to the area alongside Syrma SGS and CIPSA-TEC.
Why Are PCBs So Important?
A PCB may look like a simple green board, but it is an essential part of many electronic products.
PCBs provide the physical platform and electrical connections needed to integrate electronic components.
They are used across industries such as:
Consumer Electronics
Smartphones, computers, televisions and other electronic devices.
Automotive
Vehicles increasingly depend on electronic control systems, sensors, infotainment and electric-vehicle technologies.
Telecom
Networking equipment, communication systems and other telecom hardware.
Medical Technology
Diagnostic equipment, monitoring devices and other electronic medical systems.
Renewable Energy
Solar, energy-storage and power-control systems also depend on electronic components and circuit boards.
This broad application base is one reason PCB manufacturing is strategically important to the electronics supply chain.
What Could This Mean for Naidupeta?
The arrival of multiple PCB manufacturers can have effects beyond the factories themselves.
A larger manufacturing ecosystem can create demand for supporting activities such as:
- Raw-material suppliers
- Component suppliers
- Logistics
- Warehousing
- Equipment maintenance
- Quality testing
- Industrial services
- Packaging
- Procurement
- Technical support
This can gradually create an ecosystem around the core manufacturing facilities.
What Kind of Jobs Could Be Relevant?
The expected employment numbers cover project-level employment and should not be interpreted as a list of confirmed vacancies.
However, electronics and PCB manufacturing can require professionals across several categories.
Technical & Engineering Roles
- Electronics engineers
- Electrical engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Production engineers
- Process engineers
- Quality engineers
- Maintenance engineers
Manufacturing Roles
- Production operators
- Assembly technicians
- Machine operators
- Maintenance technicians
- Testing professionals
Quality Roles
- Quality inspectors
- Quality engineers
- Process-quality professionals
- Documentation specialists
Business & Operations Roles
- Procurement
- Supply chain
- Logistics
- Inventory management
- Project coordination
- Operations management
Data & Digital Roles
Modern manufacturing also generates large amounts of operational data.
This creates potential relevance for skills such as:
- Excel
- SQL
- Power BI
- Python
- Production reporting
- Data analysis
- Manufacturing analytics
For students preparing for Data Analyst, Business Analyst or Operations Analyst roles, manufacturing is an important domain to understand.
Skills Students Can Start Building
If you are interested in electronics or manufacturing opportunities, you do not necessarily need to learn everything at once.
A practical combination could be:
Engineering + Manufacturing Knowledge + Digital Skills
For example:
Electronics/Mechanical + Excel + Power BI
or
Production + SQL + Data Analysis
or
Quality + Excel + Process Analytics
or
Supply Chain + Excel + Power BI
Understanding how factories operate while developing data and digital skills can make your profile relevant to both technical and business-support functions.
Why This Development Matters for Andhra Pradesh
The three projects add to Andhra Pradesh’s broader efforts to attract electronics-component manufacturing.
Syrma’s project, for example, has been approved under the state’s electronics manufacturing policies and includes PCB, CCL and EMS capabilities. (The New Indian Express)
The central government’s Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme has also approved multiple PCB manufacturers, including Epitome Components and CIPSA-TEC, showing the broader national push to expand domestic electronics-component production. (Press Information Bureau)
For Naidupeta, the combination of several projects could mean greater concentration of PCB and electronic-component manufacturing activity.
Important: These Are Not 4,400 Current Vacancies
This is an important distinction for students and job seekers.
The 4,400+ figure represents expected employment associated with the three projects.
It does not mean that 4,400 jobs are currently open for applications.
Project timelines, hiring schedules, construction and commissioning, company requirements and other factors will determine when individual employment opportunities actually become available.
Therefore, job seekers should monitor the official careers pages of the companies rather than treating the investment announcement itself as a recruitment notification.
For example, CIPSA-TEC currently provides a careers section where candidates can submit their resumes. (CIPSA TEC INDIA PVT. LTD.)
What Students Should Do Now
If you are a student or recent graduate in Andhra Pradesh, developments like this can help you understand where industrial opportunities may emerge.
Instead of waiting for a vacancy announcement, start preparing the relevant skills.
For engineering students:
Focus on electronics/manufacturing fundamentals, quality, production, CAD where relevant, and industrial safety.
For data and analytics students:
Focus on Excel, SQL, Power BI, Python and manufacturing datasets.
For operations students:
Build skills in Excel, procurement, inventory, supply chain, documentation and process management.
For everyone:
Communication, problem-solving and practical project experience remain useful across manufacturing roles.
Final Takeaway
Naidupeta is attracting multiple large PCB and electronic-component projects from Syrma SGS–Shinhyup, CIPSA-TEC and Epitome Components.
Together, the projects represent approximately ₹3,435 crore in proposed investment and more than 4,400 expected employment opportunities. (Scribd)
For the region, the development is about more than individual factories. It could support a wider ecosystem involving electronics manufacturing, engineering, quality, supply chain, logistics, maintenance and data-driven operations.
For students and job seekers, the key takeaway is to watch the sector while building skills that connect technical knowledge with practical digital and business capabilities.
Note: Investment and employment figures discussed above are project-level proposed/expected figures. They should not be interpreted as current job vacancies.
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