India’s IT hardware distribution sector is one of the most dynamic and logistically complex segments of the country’s technology economy. Sitting at the intersection of global manufacturing, domestic demand, and last-mile delivery, hardware distributors serve as the essential connective tissue between international OEMs like HP, Dell, Lenovo, Cisco, and Apple — and the vast network of resellers, system integrators, enterprises, and retail outlets that ultimately get those products into the hands of end customers.
The scale of this challenge in India is formidable. The country spans 28 states and 8 union territories, encompasses hundreds of Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities with growing IT demand, and operates across wildly different commercial environments — from sophisticated enterprise procurement in Mumbai and Bengaluru to emerging SME markets in Coimbatore, Indore, and Bhubaneswar. The hardware distributor that can navigate this complexity while maintaining competitive pricing, credit management, technical support, and supply chain reliability occupies an enormously valuable position.
This article profiles the top 10 IT hardware distributors operating in India in 2026, evaluated on their distribution reach, OEM partnerships, product portfolio breadth, value-added services, and overall market credibility.
1. Ingram Micro India
Ingram Micro is the largest IT distributor in the world by revenue, and its India operations live up to that global stature. Ingram Micro India is a full-spectrum distributor handling computing devices, networking equipment, enterprise storage, cloud solutions, software, and peripherals across a network of tens of thousands of resellers and partners spanning every major city and many smaller markets across the country.
What distinguishes Ingram Micro in India is not just its breadth of product portfolio — which includes partnerships with virtually every major global IT OEM — but its value-added services ecosystem. Its cloud marketplace platform allows resellers to provision and manage cloud services from providers like Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud through a single interface, effectively helping traditional hardware resellers transition toward a more services-oriented business model. Ingram Micro’s financial services arm, which offers credit and financing to channel partners, is an equally important part of its value proposition in the Indian market, where working capital management is a persistent challenge for mid-sized resellers.
2. Redington India
Redington India is the country’s largest domestically headquartered IT distribution company, and it holds a uniquely important place in India’s technology supply chain. Listed on the Indian stock exchanges and headquartered in Chennai, Redington distributes IT and non-IT products across India and emerging markets across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.
In India specifically, Redington is the authorized distributor for an impressive roster of OEM partners including Apple, HP, Dell, Lenovo, Cisco, Xerox, Microsoft, and many others. Its Arena retail chain, which provides a consumer-facing Apple Premium Reseller experience across major Indian cities, adds a direct retail dimension to what is primarily a B2B distribution business. Redington’s ProConnect supply chain arm offers warehousing, logistics, and last-mile delivery services, making it one of the few distributors in India that genuinely controls its own end-to-end supply chain rather than depending entirely on third-party logistics providers. This vertical integration is a significant competitive advantage in a market where delivery reliability directly affects reseller loyalty.
3. TD SYNNEX India
TD SYNNEX (formed through the 2021 merger of Tech Data and Synnex Corporation) has a well-established India presence that serves as a major distribution hub for enterprise IT hardware, cloud solutions, and advanced technologies. TD SYNNEX India focuses predominantly on the enterprise and commercial segments, distributing products from a strong lineup of OEM partners including Lenovo, HP, HPE, Cisco, Juniper, and NetApp.
The company’s Destination AI initiative — launched globally in 2023 and rolled out across its India operations — positions TD SYNNEX as a specialist distributor for AI-enabling hardware, including GPU-accelerated computing, AI inference servers, and high-performance workstations. For Indian resellers and system integrators that are riding the wave of enterprise AI adoption, TD SYNNEX’s focused expertise in this segment makes it an increasingly important distribution partner. Its strong credit and financing programs for channel partners further cement its position in enterprise-focused distribution.
4. Rashi Peripherals
Rashi Peripherals is one of India’s leading homegrown IT distribution companies, headquartered in Mumbai and listed on Indian stock exchanges. The company distributes a broad portfolio of IT products spanning components, peripherals, networking, storage, and finished devices — with OEM partnerships that include AMD, ASUS, Corsair, Gigabyte, TP-Link, Seagate, Western Digital, Lenovo, and others.
Rashi is particularly well-known in the components and gaming hardware segment, where its distribution of AMD processors, Gigabyte motherboards, and Corsair peripherals has made it a key player in India’s fast-growing PC gaming and content creation hardware market. Beyond gaming, Rashi has built strong distribution capabilities for enterprise networking (through its TP-Link and allied OEM partnerships) and surveillance and security hardware. Its pan-India network of over 6,500 channel partners ensures meaningful reach into Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets that larger international distributors sometimes underserve.
5. Savex Technologies
Savex Technologies is a Mumbai-headquartered IT distribution company that has consistently ranked among India’s top distributors for computing hardware, networking, peripherals, and consumer electronics. Savex distributes products from major OEM partners including Lenovo, HP, Acer, Dell, Cisco, Netgear, and many others through a partner network that extends across India’s major commercial centers.
What makes Savex particularly relevant in 2026 is its strong focus on the SME and government segments, which represent two of India’s highest-growth demand centers for IT hardware. The government’s continued push toward digital public infrastructure and e-governance — including programs like PM-WANI, digital classrooms, and e-health initiatives — has driven significant IT hardware procurement, and Savex’s experience in navigating government procurement processes gives it a competitive edge in this channel. The company’s technical support capabilities and product training programs for channel partners add meaningful value beyond pure distribution logistics.
6. Supertron Electronics
Supertron Electronics is a Kolkata-based IT distribution company that holds a distinctive position in India’s hardware distribution landscape — it is one of the few major national distributors with its organizational roots and operational strength concentrated in Eastern India. This geography-specific depth, combined with pan-India distribution capabilities, gives Supertron a competitive advantage in markets that more Delhi- or Mumbai-centric distributors tend to reach less effectively.
Supertron distributes a comprehensive range of IT and telecom products, including computing hardware, networking equipment, surveillance systems, and consumer electronics, through OEM relationships that include Lenovo, HP, Western Digital, Hikvision, D-Link, and others. Its focus on building deep partner relationships in markets like West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, the Northeast states, and Jharkhand gives resellers in those regions a more locally responsive distribution partner than they might find with national companies whose attention is concentrated on Tier 1 cities.
7. RP tech India
RP tech India (Rashi Peripherals’ sister enterprise, operating as a distinct distribution entity) is a well-regarded national IT distributor based in Mumbai, serving channels across retail, commercial, and enterprise segments. RP tech distributes a broad range of IT hardware from partners including HP, Epson, Western Digital, Seagate, D-Link, Hikvision, and Grandstream, among others.
RP tech has developed a strong reputation particularly in the imaging and printing segment, where its Epson distribution relationship makes it a key supply chain partner for enterprise and retail customers across India. Its surveillance and security hardware distribution has also expanded significantly in line with India’s growing demand for IP cameras, NVRs, and access control systems — driven by both enterprise deployments and government infrastructure projects. RP tech’s strong logistics infrastructure and technical service support network differentiate it from purely transactional distributors in a market where after-sales support capability matters.
8. iValue InfoSolutions
iValue InfoSolutions occupies a distinct and specialized position in India’s IT distribution market. Rather than competing on volume across a broad range of commodity hardware, iValue focuses on enterprise technology solutions — distributing and adding value around cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, data management, and advanced networking products from specialist OEM partners.
iValue’s partner roster includes companies like Nutanix, Pure Storage, Commvault, Radware, Pulse Secure, and Extreme Networks — names that are less prominent in consumer or SME channels but critically important to enterprise IT buyers. This makes iValue a distribution and solutions enablement company for system integrators and consulting firms that build complex enterprise IT environments. Its value-added services include presales technical consulting, proof-of-concept support, implementation assistance, and post-sales managed services enablement — a level of engagement that goes far beyond what traditional broadline distributors offer and positions iValue as a genuine technology partner rather than a logistics provider.
9. Iris Computers
Iris Computers is a Delhi-based IT distribution company with a particularly strong presence in North India and a growing national footprint. Iris distributes a wide range of IT hardware including computing devices, servers, storage, networking equipment, and peripherals, with OEM partnerships spanning Lenovo, Acer, HP, Epson, Ubiquiti, and others.
Iris has built a reputation for reliability and responsiveness among its reseller network — qualities that matter enormously in a distribution business where delivery timelines and credit terms are as important as product availability. Its strong focus on the educational institution segment, where it has supported large-scale device deployments for schools and universities under central and state government programs, has given it deep experience in managing high-volume, distributed hardware deployment projects. As India continues to push digital education infrastructure forward, Iris’s experience in this segment is an increasingly valuable asset.
10. Compuage Infocom
Compuage Infocom is a Mumbai-headquartered IT distribution company that has built a credible national presence across computing, networking, surveillance, and consumer technology products. With OEM partnerships that include brands like Acer, Lenovo, TP-Link, Hikvision, and others, Compuage serves a broad base of resellers, retailers, and system integrators across India.
Compuage’s strength lies in its ability to service diverse segments simultaneously — from consumer retail to SME-focused commercial channels — through a well-managed logistics and partner support infrastructure. Its investment in digital tools for partner engagement, including online ordering and inventory visibility platforms, reflects an understanding that channel partners increasingly expect distribution relationships to be supported by modern digital workflows, not just traditional sales rep interactions. For resellers seeking a reliable, multi-brand distribution partner with strong commercial and consumer hardware coverage, Compuage represents a well-rounded option.
What Defines a Strong IT Hardware Distributor in India
Understanding what separates a great IT hardware distributor from a merely adequate one requires looking beyond the OEM brand names on a company’s letterhead. In the Indian market, distribution excellence is ultimately defined by three dimensions working in concert.
The first is supply chain reliability — the ability to forecast demand accurately, maintain appropriate stock levels, and deliver hardware on time even during disruptions like global chip shortages, port congestion, or domestic logistics challenges. The second is financial services sophistication — providing resellers with credit terms, financing options, and risk management tools that allow them to serve their customers without being perpetually cash-constrained. The third is value-added services — the technical support, presales assistance, training, and managed services enablement that transform a distributor from a warehouse-and-logistics operation into a genuine business growth partner for the reseller community.
The companies on this list either excel in all three dimensions or have developed such specific expertise in particular market segments or geographies that they deliver irreplaceable value within their domain of focus.
Final Thoughts
India’s IT hardware distribution landscape in 2026 is a sophisticated, competitive, and strategically important sector that enables billions of rupees of technology investment to flow efficiently from global manufacturers to the end customers who depend on that technology every day. The ten companies profiled here represent the most capable, trusted, and actively serving distributors in this space — from global giants like Ingram Micro and TD SYNNEX, to India-rooted powerhouses like Redington and Rashi Peripherals, to specialized players like iValue that have built distinctive positions in the enterprise technology segment.
As India’s digital economy continues to expand — driven by AI adoption, cloud infrastructure investment, digital government initiatives, and the relentless growth of the country’s SME sector — the hardware distributors that combine supply chain excellence with genuine value-added services will be best positioned to grow alongside it.
