Nothing CEO Carl Pei calls for India to become a global hub for consumer electronics engineering.
According to Mint Technology, Nothing CEO Carl Pei says India could become a global hub for consumer electronics and has published an open letter titled 'India Is Inevitable' on September 21, 2026. He envisions a standalone CMF firm in India with majority Indian ownership, built on Nothing's capabilities, and notes a joint venture with Optiemus involving over $100 million in investment to create more than 1,800 jobs over three years. He also cites MeitY schemes supporting electronics manufacturing as part of India's progress, and says the next step is to engineer products in India to drive domestic demand and global competitiveness.
Key facts
- 01Open letter titled 'India Is Inevitable' published on September 21, 2026.
- 02CMF spin-off to be a standalone firm in India with majority Indian ownership.
- 03Optiemus joint venture involves over $100 million in investment over three years and aims to create over 1,800 jobs.
- 04MeitY schemes support electronics manufacturing in India.
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