Global audio brand QCY on Monday announced its entry into the Indian market, with plans to establish a wearable technology manufacturing unit in Manesar, Haryana.
While the company has not revealed the size of the investment, it stated that it aims to capture a market value share of USD 75–100 million by 2026. QCY will drive the expansion with significant investments in manufacturing, R&D, and distribution under the Make in India initiative, strengthening the country’s growing wearable tech ecosystem.
The global audio brand cited estimates indicating that India’s wearable technology market will expand from USD 1.3 billion in 2024 to USD 1.5 billion by 2026.
Ahead of the upcoming festive season in India, QCY plans to launch six flagship products across its TWS, headphone, and speaker categories.
With these introductions, QCY reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing the listening experience for audio enthusiasts worldwide, the company said in a statement.
Chen Shukang, Global President & CEO of QCY, said, “India’s dynamic audio landscape is the ideal platform for QCY’s growth, and through our exclusive partnership with WooDoo Ventures Private Limited, our official marketing and distribution partner in India, we are excited to deliver flagship sound, patented innovations, and award-winning designs at honest prices. Powered by strategic collaborations like Qualcomm, we are set to transform everyday listening for millions across the country.”
QCY’s infrastructure spans 73,000 sq. m. of facilities with more than 140 production lines, a monthly capacity of over 3 million units, and an annual output surpassing 22 million units. The company also operates with 1,000+ advanced testing systems to ensure premium quality and maintains a presence in over 30 countries.
Positioning India as a strategic growth market and one of the fastest-expanding hubs for audio and wearable technology, QCY is further investing in a strong offline retail network to strengthen its footprint in the country.
These efforts will significantly enhance accessibility and expand the brand’s reach in the country, the company said.
