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Westermo Opens India Office, Built in Partnership with Space Matrix
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Westermo Opens India Office, Built in Partnership with Space Matrix

Westermo, a global leader in industrial network solutions, has opened its first office in India. Located at Godrej Centre, Hebbal, Bengaluru, the 10,000 sq ft facility was designed and built in collaboration with multinational workplace consultancy Space Matrix. The office marks a key milestone in Westermo’s Asia expansion strategy and is tailored to support innovation, collaboration, and growth. 

The design of the new workspace blends Westermo’s global industrial brand language with Indian craftsmanship. Developed alongside Westermo’s Swedish branding team, the design incorporates natural textures such as wood and glass, along with technology-inspired patterns. Custom artworks depicting the company’s core industries—rail networks and renewable energy—are seamlessly interwoven with Indian motifs to create a culturally resonant yet modern space. 

Westermo provides industrial networking and connectivity solutions for mission-critical applications in sectors such as transportation, water, and energy. The company specialises in industrial Ethernet switches and data communication products designed for harsh environments, supporting the digital transformation of essential industries. 

Anith Anandan, Managing Director, Westermo India, said, 

“Our success is powered by our innovative team, and this office is designed to foster their creativity. We aimed for a workspace that transcends basic functionality, inspiring creativity, fostering collaboration, and embodying our company's values. India is a pivotal market for Westermo, making this office a key milestone in enhancing our regional presence. Collaborating with Space Matrix, we have created a space that aligns not only with our operational needs but also with our strategic vision for team interaction and workflow." 

Akshay Lakhanpal, CEO, Space Matrix India, added, 

“Understanding Westermo's strategic vision for India meant creating a workplace that directly addressed their business needs. Entering a new market requires a space that instantly communicates the brand's identity and fosters a strong team culture. We designed this office to be more than just a workspace; it's a strategic asset that supports Westermo's expansion, encourages collaborative working, and positions them as a hub for innovation in the region." 

The office places emphasis on employee wellbeing and includes ergonomic workspaces, abundant natural lighting, and flexible collaborative zones. The design fuses traditional Indian elements—such as vibrant colours and natural materials—with modern Scandinavian minimalism. The result is a culturally relevant yet contemporary workspace that reflects Westermo’s dual commitment to local relevance and global design standards. 

By integrating heritage-inspired design with functional, forward-looking workspaces, the new office aims to support Westermo’s continued growth in India and reinforce its regional presence as a centre for innovation and digital transformation. 





 

 

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

 

 

  

  

  

Westermo, a global leader in industrial network solutions, has opened its first office in India. Located at Godrej Centre, Hebbal, Bengaluru, the 10,000 sq ft facility was designed and built in collaboration with multinational workplace consultancy Space Matrix. The office marks a key milestone in Westermo’s Asia expansion strategy and is tailored to support innovation, collaboration, and growth. The design of the new workspace blends Westermo’s global industrial brand language with Indian craftsmanship. Developed alongside Westermo’s Swedish branding team, the design incorporates natural textures such as wood and glass, along with technology-inspired patterns. Custom artworks depicting the company’s core industries—rail networks and renewable energy—are seamlessly interwoven with Indian motifs to create a culturally resonant yet modern space. Westermo provides industrial networking and connectivity solutions for mission-critical applications in sectors such as transportation, water, and energy. The company specialises in industrial Ethernet switches and data communication products designed for harsh environments, supporting the digital transformation of essential industries. Anith Anandan, Managing Director, Westermo India, said, “Our success is powered by our innovative team, and this office is designed to foster their creativity. We aimed for a workspace that transcends basic functionality, inspiring creativity, fostering collaboration, and embodying our company's values. India is a pivotal market for Westermo, making this office a key milestone in enhancing our regional presence. Collaborating with Space Matrix, we have created a space that aligns not only with our operational needs but also with our strategic vision for team interaction and workflow. Akshay Lakhanpal, CEO, Space Matrix India, added, “Understanding Westermo's strategic vision for India meant creating a workplace that directly addressed their business needs. Entering a new market requires a space that instantly communicates the brand's identity and fosters a strong team culture. We designed this office to be more than just a workspace; it's a strategic asset that supports Westermo's expansion, encourages collaborative working, and positions them as a hub for innovation in the region. The office places emphasis on employee wellbeing and includes ergonomic workspaces, abundant natural lighting, and flexible collaborative zones. The design fuses traditional Indian elements—such as vibrant colours and natural materials—with modern Scandinavian minimalism. The result is a culturally relevant yet contemporary workspace that reflects Westermo’s dual commitment to local relevance and global design standards. By integrating heritage-inspired design with functional, forward-looking workspaces, the new office aims to support Westermo’s continued growth in India and reinforce its regional presence as a centre for innovation and digital transformation.                         

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