Fokker Elmo SASMOS Interconnection Systems Limited (FE-SIL), the joint venture between GKN Aerospace, a British company and India's SASMOS HET Technologies Limited, was awarded a contract from Saab to manufacture Electrical Interconnection Systems (EWIS) for the Boeing-Saab T-7A trainer aircraft aft section. Under the multi-year contract, FE-SIL, located in Bangalore...
Spireon Expands Operations to India
Irvine, CA-based vehicle intelligence company, Spireon, announced the launch of its subsidiary, Spireon Telematics India Pvt. Ltd., at Bangalore. The new facility will support the parent company with product innovation and engineering. The launch of Spireon Telematics India follows the company's five-year partnership with a managed service provider in the...
Rakuten to Double India Engineer Head Count
Japanese electronic commerce and online retailing company Rakuten, based in Tokyo, plans to double its workforce in India to 2,000 within two years at its Bangalore-based unit, Rakuten India Enterprise. Despite the company's online shopping platform not being available in India, the algorithms that power the $37 billion business in...
Dialpad Expands India Tech Team
San Francisco headquartered Dialpad Inc., announced its India team expansion to support its research and development. Provider of AI-powered communication and collaboration, Dialpad has seen an increasing demand for its cloud-based unified communications solutions due to the increase in flexible working environments during the COVID-19 pandemic. The India team will...
Zymr Opens Third Tech Center in India
San Jose, CA-based cloud technology services provider Zymr Systems inaugurated its third development center in India's southern city of Bangalore the fourth largest technology cluster in the world after Silicon Valley, Boston, and London. Ashok Desai, chief business officer and co-founder said, " Zymr can establish even closer ties with the...
India Nutraceuticals Grow at Double Digit Rates
The nutraceuticals market in India is expected to grow to $18 billion by the end of 2025, according to a report in the Times of India, the largest circulating English language newspaper in the country. Currently, the Indian market imports $ 2.7 billion worth of nutraceuticals. The dietary supplements segment...