Nothing enters a joint venture with Optiemus Infracom to expand manufacturing in India

UK tech company Nothing established a joint venture with Optiemus Infracom on Thursday to expand manufacturing in ￰0￱ Infracom manufactures global smartphone brands like OnePlus and ￰1￱ to the report, both companies will invest more than $100 million in the ￰2￱ smartphone maker stated that the deal will create over 1,800 jobs in the company over the next three ￰3￱ also revealed that it had already invested over $200 million in the country, backed by singer The Weekend and Google ￰4￱ new initiative pushes the company’s valuation to around $1.3 ￰5￱ sees growth opportunity in India CEO of Nothing, Carl Pei, mentioned that the government has been pushing for a ‘Make in India’ program for the past ￰6￱ stated that he sees a big growth opportunity in the Indian market, revealing that Nothing plans to create India’s first smartphone company or smart-hardware company that can go ￰7￱ the honor of meeting Minister Shri @AshwiniVaishnaw – the driving force behind Make in India and the country’s thriving tech ￰8￱ is no doubt; India will play a key role in shaping the future of the global smartphone ￰9￱ discussed our journey with… ￰10￱ — Carl Pei (@getpeid) September 25, 2025 The phone manufacturer said its initiative is targeting Gen Zers in the world’s most populous nation to build the country’s first global phone ￰11￱ added that it also plans to relocate the CMF sub-brand to India to make the South Asian country its global production and export hub.

“CMF has been well-received by the market since we launched it two years ￰12￱ our end-to-end capabilities, we are uniquely positioned to now build it into India’s first truly global smartphone brand.” -Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing Nothing aims to reach a 2% market share in India’s smartphone market this ￰13￱ added that the South Asian country is the company’s biggest market, followed by ￰14￱ company also hopes to establish India as its global base for research, development, and manufacturing of its affordable device ￰15￱ revealed that Nothing is starting with smartphones, audio products, and smart watches, with plans to expand its operating system into smart glasses, humanoid robots, EVs, and other ￰16￱ plans to launch CMF Headphone Pro next week Nothing is also planning to launch its first pair of over-ear headphones on September 29, following the release of its Headphone 1 wireless over-ear cans earlier this ￰17￱ company revealed last week that it will release its second set of headphones, called the CMF Headphone Pro, through its CMF affordability-focused ￰18￱ teaser video on Thursday showed that the new headphones appear to allow users to customize the appearance of the ￰19￱ video shows a gray ear cushion on the Headphone Pro being replaced by a bright orange alternative that rotates and locks into ￰20￱ first teaser video also revealed that the CMF Headphones come in light green and bright orange ￰21￱ CMF Headphone Pro appears to include multiple buttons and controls, similar to Headphone 1 but in different shapes and ￰22￱ up to Bybit and start trading with $30,050 in welcome gifts