French auto parts maker OP Mobility SE, formerly Plastic Omnium, plans to invest USD 200–USD 300 million in India over the next five years, marking its largest commitment in the country.

Inspired by a recent meeting with PM Narendra Modi, the company plans to double its manufacturing units from five to ten and establish a new technology centre in Pune—its largest in Asia. New factories will be set up in Chennai, Manesar, Aurangabad, Hansalpur, and Kharkhoda. OP Mobility, which currently generates USD 250 million in annual revenue from India, aims to double its business and increase its content per car with advanced, sustainable solutions.

The company also intends to introduce hydrogen energy and battery storage systems as part of its clean mobility expansion. With clients like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, and Mahindra, India will become a key R&D and export hub in OP Mobility’s global strategy. The Group operates in 28 countries, with 95 percent of revenue coming from outside France.