Samsung is setting up shop in India in a big way.
The South Korean tech giant said Monday that it’s opening the world’s largest phone factory in Noida, near the outskirts of New Delhi. The company is hoping to tap into the lower manufacturing costs there as it pushes its presence in the fastest-growing mobile phone market, according to Reuters.
The facility is expected to help Samsung build more cheap phones to make gains in India, a market dominated by the likes of Xiaomi and Lenovo’s Motorola unit.
