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Jowi Morales

Lenovo joins growing China exodus as manufacturers flee US tariffs — OEM moving production lines to India

China Chips.

According to a DigiTimes Asia report, Lenovo announced at Tech World India 2025 that it’s moving all PC manufacturing inside that country over the next three years and that it’s also preparing to do the same for its AI GPU servers in Pondicherry, India.

Lenovo has produced 12 million units in India, and it’s planning to increase that to nearly 17 million units to meet incoming domestic and international demand. Although it didn’t mention tariffs, Lenovo, a Chinese-owned company with five factories in China and one in Mexico, owns 12% of the U.S. laptop market. So, Trump’s 20% tariff on China and 25% tariff on Mexico will impact its pricing strategy, making its laptops more expensive than the competition.

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