Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President of South Korea Moon will visit Uttar Pradesh's Noida today. Here Samsung is going to install the world's largest mobile factory. In the case of consumer electronics, the tag of being the largest mobile factory on the map of the world is not with China or South Korea and the US does not have it, but now Uttar Pradesh's city Noida is going to achieve this feat.

The factory, spread over 35 acres of Samsung Electronics located in Sector 81, Noida, will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon J. on Monday. The helipads have been built near the factory to bring their helicopter.

The first electronic manufacturing center was established in the country at the beginning of the 1990s, in which the TV began to become operational in 1997. The existing mobile factory was installed in 2005. In June last year, the South Korean company announced an expansion of Noida Plant by investing Rs 4,915 crore, after which the new factory is now ready to double production.

In India, the company is currently making 6.7 million smartphones and the production of the new plant is likely to be about 12 million mobile phones. The new factory will not only produce mobile but Samsung's consumer electronic goods like refrigerators and flat-panel televisions will also double and the company will continue to be number one in all these segments.

According to Tarun Pathak, Associate Director of Counterpoint Research, Samsung will be able to launch the product in less time in the new factory. "It will help Samsung to bring some local features in the device through research and development," Pathak said in an interview to IANS.

Samsung has two manufacturing plants in India, Noida, and Sriperumbudur of Tamil Nadu, in Badur. Apart from this, there are five research and development centers and Noida in which there are 70 thousand people working. The company has increased its network and has opened 1.5 lakh retail outlets.

Prior to the inauguration of the new unit of the Samsung company, the state's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath came to Noida and reviewed the preparations. Adityanath came to the premises of the Samsung Company located in Sector 81, with DND from Delhi. He reviewed the security arrangements in view of the program of PM Modi and the South Korean President coming here.

The Chief Minister held a meeting with officials and company officials at the Samsung company's venue. There should be no clutter on the arrival of the Prime Minister and security should be chaired and the Chief Minister has given strict instructions to the officers.

South Korea's President Moon J. in India has reached On Sunday, he visited the Akshardham temple. With Moon, the members of the cabinet and businessmen also came to India. On Monday, he will go to Rajghat with PM Modi and visit Mahatma Gandhi's samadhi and then go to Noida and inaugurate the plant of Samsung.

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