The European software developer ENCY Software has taken a strategic step into the Indian market with the founding of ENCY Software India Pvt. Ltd. in Pune. The aim of the new subsidiary is to support the local industry with specialized software solutions for CNC machine programming, robotics and manufacturing simulation. This is the company’s response to the growing demand for integrated digital tools in the wake of programmes such as “Make in India” and the increasing digitalization of manufacturing.
“India is moving fast in manufacturing and automation, and it’s not just about scale — it’s about quality, precision, and flexibility,” said Andrew Lovygin, Channel Sales Director at ENCY Software. “With ENCY Software India, our goal is to support local manufacturers with tools that reduce programming time and improve communication between engineers and operators. We invite Indian system integrators, distributors, and CNC machine suppliers to explore partnership opportunities.”
The decision to enter the market was based on a market analysis conducted by ENCY Software as part of IMTEX 2025. At the trade fair, discussions were held with customers, sales partners and machine manufacturers who showed a clear interest in scalable CAD/CAM and OLP solutions. In particular, the need for software-supported communication between design and production was emphasized. The ENCY X software network, consisting of modules for CAD/CAM, offline programming, NC code simulation and cloud collaboration, is now to be specifically adapted to the requirements of the Indian market.
With the appointment of Sandeep Srivastava as Managing Director of the Indian subsidiary, ENCY Software is focusing on local management expertise. Commenting on the launch, Mr. Srivastava said: “This is one of the best times to enter the Indian market, as GDP growth in India has been the highest among large economies in recent years and is expected to maintain this trajectory. India’s manufacturing sector currently accounts for 14% of its GDP and is projected to reach 22% within the next three years. This growth is driven by initiatives like the Production Linked Incentive (PLI), rising domestic demand, and government support.”
The new subsidiary will provide technical support, local implementation and the expansion of a local partner network.
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