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Nothing and Optiemus Expand Partnership to Build Full-Stack R&D in India

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The partnership between Nothing and Optiemus is expanding beyond its initial strategic manufacturing joint venture announced in September 2025. The companies are establishing CMF as an independent smartphone brand with a majority Indian ownership structure. This move involves building full-stack R&D capabilities in India, covering industrial design, camera, software, connectivity, and component engineering.

From indiatimes.com

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The companies plan to retain the intellectual property generated through these activities locally, meaning products will be designed and engineered domestically rather than simply assembled in India. This initiative aims to build a complete R&D capability in India for global markets.

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  • Ashok Gupta

    Indian businessperson (born 1953, child of Shri Ram Gupta)

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