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Storage, fiber and production equipment for South Asia

South Asia needs storage, fiber and production equipment at scale: India’s battery and storage schemes and its BharatNet rollout, Pakistan’s rush to batteries, Bangladesh’s factories. India’s rules for Chinese suppliers are strict, so we check each product first: BIS registration for lithium cells, MTCTE for optical fiber, and the current import rules. Pakistan and Bangladesh need PTA and BTRC approval for telecom equipment.

Battery storage imported by Pakistan in 2025, up 220%
4.6 GWh
India's second storage viability-gap tranche, with 20% local content
30 GWh
Shanghai to Nhava Sheva by sea; Karachi typically 15–25 days
≈ 18 days
Grid in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh
230 V 50 Hz

Scope

What we supply in South Asia

  • Power

    Storage

    • Commercial cabinets for factories facing load-shedding and high tariffs
    • Home and small-business batteries for distributors
    • Containers for utility projects
    Energy-storage systems
  • Power

    Battery assembly

    • Module and PACK lines for local assembly
    • Laser welding and test equipment
    • Supplied as equipment; cell-making equipment is not available from China
    Battery module and PACK lines
  • Connect

    Fiber and networks

    • Optical cable and FTTH materials
    • Data-center cabling and transceivers
    • Splicing and test tools
    Fiber-optic connectivity
  • Make

    Factories

    • Laser cutting, welding and marking
    • Automation and inspection for export-grade quality
    • Consumables and parts from stock
    Laser processing
  • ZeroLine

    Certificates and rules

    • India: BIS registration for lithium cells and batteries (IS 16046); MTCTE for single-mode optical fiber; current import and investment rules for Chinese suppliers checked per order
    • India’s omnibus machinery safety order (OTR 2024) was withdrawn in January 2026
    • Pakistan: PTA type approval for telecom equipment
    • Bangladesh: BTRC importer enlistment and a no-objection certificate per shipment; BSTI for listed products
    Shipping and compliance

How it runs

How a South Asian project runs

  1. 01

    Rules check

    Whether the product can be imported from China into your country, and which certificate it needs.

    Days 1–3

  2. 02

    Quote

    Price, certificate route and lead time.

    Typically 3–7 working days

  3. 03

    Certificates and production

    Testing and registration in parallel with production where possible.

  4. 04

    Shipping

    About 18 days to Nhava Sheva and 15–25 days to Karachi from Shanghai.

  5. 05

    Install and support

    Training by video or on site; parts from stock.

Can Chinese storage systems be imported into India?

Yes, subject to the rules for each product: lithium cells and batteries need BIS registration, and public projects may set local-content shares, such as 20% in the second storage viability-gap tranche. We check the current rules for your product and project before we quote.

Is battery storage worth it for factories in Pakistan?

Many think so: Pakistan imported 4.6 GWh of battery storage in 2025, up 220%. Where tariffs are high and supply is unreliable, a cabinet that shifts solar into the evening and covers outages often pays back within a few years. We size it from your bills and outage log.

Do you need BTRC approval to ship telecom equipment to Bangladesh?

Yes. The importer must be enlisted with BTRC and obtain a no-objection certificate for each shipment. We provide the technical documents the application needs.

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