“India will be one of our biggest operations going forward. We will localise on current global platform and adopt to meet Indian and Asian market needs,” said Karlsson, as published by The Economic Times website.
The executive also stated that the firm is focus on this Asian country in terms of production, export and products. “We are investing in capabilities. We will build a strong hub in India to cater to both domestic and global markets,” he added.
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