Epson Launches First Ink-Tank Printer Manufacturing Plant in Tamil Nadu

Epson India, a subsidiary of Japan’s Seiko Epson Corporation, inaugurated its first ink-tank printer manufacturing facility in Sriperumbudur, near Chennai, on Friday, aligning with India’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. The plant, established through Epson’s manufacturing partner RIKUN, marks a significant milestone in localizing production and enhancing supply chain efficiency, as announced by Seiko Epson Corporation Global President Junkichi Yoshida.

“This facility is a historic step for Epson. India’s dynamic economy, young workforce, and digital advancements make it a key hub for our growth and innovation,” Yoshida said during the inauguration. Set to commence operations in October 2025, the plant will initially produce Epson’s EcoTank printers, known for their cost-effective, cartridge-free, and eco-friendly high-capacity printing. Globally, Epson has sold over 100 million EcoTank units, with 8 million in India.

Epson India President Samba Moorthy emphasized the facility’s role in strengthening the company’s commitment to India. “This plant enhances our ability to serve Indian consumers with agility while contributing to a self-reliant, sustainable manufacturing ecosystem,” he said. The facility is expected to create jobs and support India’s economic development, with posts on X praising its potential to boost Tamil Nadu’s industrial landscape.

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Beyond printing, Epson’s expertise in precision engineering, imaging, and robotics underscores its focus on sustainable innovation. The Sriperumbudur plant positions Epson to meet rising demand for affordable, environmentally conscious printing solutions in India, a market projected to grow significantly in the digital printing sector by 2030.

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