MSI Monitor Production Expands Under Make in India Initiative

MSI monitor production in India has taken a significant step forward as the company expands its locally produced monitor portfolio under the Government of India's "Make in India" initiative. The move reflects MSI's focus on improving product availability, responding faster to market demand, and delivering greater value to Indian consumers while supporting the country's growing electronics manufacturing ecosystem.

The announcement comes as India continues to strengthen its position as a fast-growing market for gaming, content creation, and digital innovation. With demand for high-performance displays increasing, MSI's decision to expand local manufacturing highlights how global technology brands are aligning production closer to customers without compromising on international quality standards.

A Wider Portfolio for Gaming, Work, and Learning

The expanded lineup addresses multiple user segments, ranging from competitive gamers to students and professionals. MSI introduced locally produced gaming monitors such as the MAG 275UPD E14 with Dual Mode technology, AI Navigator, and Console Mode compatibility, alongside the MAG 275QPF X30, which combines a WQHD Rapid IPS display with a 300Hz refresh rate and DisplayHDR 400 support for esports-focused users.

For mainstream gamers, the MAG 245F X24 offers a Full HD Rapid IPS panel, 240Hz refresh rate, HDR Ready support, and AI Vision technology. Beyond gaming, MSI has expanded its productivity lineup with the PRO MP225 E12VL and PRO MP225 E12L monitors, designed for workplaces and education through eye-care technologies, Adaptive-Sync, and flexible mounting options. The portable PRO MP165 E6 further targets remote workers and students with USB Type-C connectivity, Full HD IPS display, and built-in speakers.

Supporting India's Digital Ecosystem

MSI says India has become a core pillar of its global growth strategy. According to Bryan Chen, General Manager of MSI India, aligning with the "Make in India" vision allows the company to bring advanced display technology closer to consumers while contributing to India's digital transition, supporting local technical talent, and responding more quickly to changing customer needs.

The company also confirmed that additional locally produced 27-inch, 24-inch, and 22-inch monitor models will be introduced as it continues expanding its portfolio.

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