Ceragon Networks to begin manufacturing in India in coming months, says VP Erez Aviv

Ceragon Networks plans to start manufacturing in India soon, according to VP Erez Aviv. India is the company's largest market, contributing 40% of its revenue. The move supports India's 5G and future 6G expansion, with Ceragon's wireless backhaul technology playing a key role in extending connectivity.

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Published Oct 9, 2026, 7:32 AM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

Low
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Why it matters

The announcement signals a strategic shift to local production, aiming to reduce costs and better serve a market that contributes ~40% of revenue.

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Market read

The move may boost Ceragon's earnings outlook and influence telecom infrastructure stocks, especially those with exposure to India.

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What to watch

Local regulatory approvals, supply chain disruptions, and competition from domestic Indian vendors may affect outcomes.

Relevance 6/10Novelty 6/10Timing: in the coming months

Background

Ceragon Networks (NASDAQ:CRVN) is an Israeli provider of wireless backhaul solutions for telecom operators.

Market effects

Highlights growing demand for wireless backhaul in telecom infrastructure, potentially benefiting other backhaul equipment providers.

Strengthens India's telecom supply chain and may attract further foreign equipment manufacturers.

Supports broader 5G/6G rollout trends, but impact limited to niche telecom equipment segment.

Counterpoint

Manufacturing in India could face execution risks and higher costs, potentially offsetting margin benefits.

Key entities

  • Ceragon Networks

    Israeli wireless communications equipment provider.

  • Erez Aviv

    Vice President of Product Management at Ceragon Networks.

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