In Mysuru, in southeastern India, on August 7, 2025, Frauscher held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new plant, which is scheduled to begin operations in October 2026. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

In Mysuru, in southeastern India, on August 7, 2025, Frauscher held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new plant, which is scheduled to begin operations in October 2026
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Frauscher plant and its production capabilities

The two-story, 14,400 m² facility will house manufacturing workshops on the first floor, while offices and a research center will be located on the second. Two specialized centers will also open here: one for training client and partner staff, and another for showcasing the company’s technologies.

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The plant will produce sensors and electronic systems for railways. This facility will enable Frauscher to serve customers not only in India but also in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and other emerging international markets.

Construction of the plant as an element of sustainable development

The project includes full wastewater treatment with reuse, as well as rooftop solar panels. These solutions will reduce energy consumption and minimize the carbon footprint.

Frauscher expects the Mysuru plant to become a strategic hub for expansion in the Asia-Pacific region. Localized production will cut logistics costs and speed up deliveries, which is especially important as demand for modern railway technologies grows.

The company’s leadership emphasizes that combining local manufacturing, training, and technology demonstrations will ensure competitive advantages and accelerate innovation adoption. This approach aligns with the global trend of moving production closer to target markets.

FAQ

What will the new Frauscher plant produce?

The plant will manufacture sensors and electronic equipment for axle counting systems used in railway rolling stock.

When will the Frauscher plant in India start operating?

The opening is planned for October 2026, after construction and commissioning are completed.

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