Makino India is marking its 30th anniversary by advancing its precision manufacturing capabilities, focusing on high-tech sectors such as electric vehicles (EVs), aerospace, semiconductors, electronics, and medical engineering. With a robust installed base of over 8,000 machines and approximately 50% localization, the company has evolved beyond machine-tool sales to become a key precision engineering solutions provider. Currently, automotive and EV machining constitute around 60% of its business, with aerospace and semiconductor sectors experiencing rapid demand growth. The company's portfolio includes high-speed machining, five-axis platforms, and advanced EDM & WEDM systems designed to meet stringent precision and surface quality standards. Makino India emphasizes automation integration and digital machining, supported by its campuses in Bengaluru and Coimbatore which feature engineering labs, customer training facilities, and automation design units. These investments facilitate process optimization, factory automation, and software-linked machining systems. With roughly 270 employees and plans to expand over the next three to five years, Makino invests heavily in skilled workforce development through its Makino Technical Training Centre, which has trained over 1,000 rural youth in advanced machining. This talent pipeline is critical as sectors like EVs, aerospace, and semiconductors continue to scale. The company also plays an increasingly significant role in the global Makino network through engineering intellectual property, localization programs, and turnkey project support. Makino India's growth reflects India's transition from assembly to precision manufacturing and positions it as a contributor to global manufacturing supply chains. Future priorities include capacity expansion, deeper automation adoption, increased localization, and broader industry engagement in key technology sectors, underpinning India's emergence as a center of engineering capability and innovation.