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India’s Top 5 IT Distribution Companies

India’s IT distribution industry connects technology manufacturers with resellers, system integrators and enterprise customers. Distributors support the supply of computing products, enterprise infrastructure, networking, cybersecurity and cloud technologies across the market.

 

1.  MITSUMI Distribution

MITSUMI Distribution was established in 1998 as part of the Mitsumi Group, led by Chairman and CEO Jagat Mahendrakumar Shah. With its group headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya, and its India base in Ahmedabad, the company has roots in the Middle East and Africa and entered the Indian market in January 2026. It works with technology vendors and channel partners across IT, telecommunications and enterprise technology, with a focus on computing, networking, storage, cloud and cybersecurity solutions.

Key focus areas:

  • IT and enterprise technology distribution
  • Computing, networking and storage
  • Cloud and cybersecurity
  • Vendor and channel partner relationships
  • Expansion of distribution operations in India

 

2.  Redington Limited

Redington began its IT distribution operations in India in 1993, with R. Srinivasan among its founders. Headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, the company works with global technology brands, resellers, retailers and enterprise customers to distribute IT products and technology solutions. Its business covers IT hardware, mobility, enterprise technology and cloud solutions, supported by distribution and supply-chain operations across multiple markets.

Key focus areas:

  • IT hardware and computing
  • Mobility and consumer technology
  • Cloud and software solutions
  • Enterprise technology distribution
  • Supply-chain and channel management

 

3.  Ingram Micro India

Ingram Micro was founded in 1979 in the United States as Micro D by Geza Czige and Lorraine Mecca. Headquartered in Irvine, California, the company operates in India and other international markets, connecting technology manufacturers with resellers, system integrators and solution providers. Its

portfolio includes computing, enterprise infrastructure, networking, cloud and cybersecurity, alongside technology platforms and distribution services for channel partners.

Key focus areas:

  • Computing and enterprise IT
  • Cloud and cybersecurity
  • Networking and data centre infrastructure
  • Technology vendor partnerships
  • Channel enablement and digital distribution

 

4.  Savex Technologies

Savex Technologies was established in 1986 by Anil Jagasia and is headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The company works with technology manufacturers and channel partners across India, distributing IT products and enterprise technology solutions to businesses and customers through its partner network. Its operations cover computing, networking, software and other technology categories used by organisations across different sectors.

Key focus areas:

  • IT hardware and computing
  • Enterprise infrastructure
  • Networking and cybersecurity
  • Cloud and software solutions
  • Reseller and channel partner distribution

 

5.  Rashi Peripherals (RP Tech)

Rashi Peripherals, commonly known as RP Tech, was founded in 1989 by Suresh Kumar Pansari and Krishna Kumar Choudhary and is headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The company distributes IT products through a network of channel partners across India. Its portfolio includes computing products, components, peripherals and enterprise technology, connecting technology brands with businesses, resellers and consumers.

Key focus areas:

  • Computing products and components
  • IT peripherals and accessories
  • Enterprise technology
  • Consumer and commercial IT products
  • Distribution and channel partner support

 

The Road Ahead for IT Distribution in India

India’s IT distribution sector is expanding alongside demand for enterprise computing, cloud services, cybersecurity, networking and AI infrastructure. Distributors help technology vendors reach customers, manage product availability and build relationships with resellers and system integrators. As businesses invest in new technologies, distribution companies will continue to play a role in connecting vendors with the Indian market and supporting technology adoption.

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