San Jose, CA-based Sanmina Corporation received FDA registration at its Chennai, India manufacturing facilities. The registration allows for the company to manufacture finished products like imaging systems, blood glucose meters, patient monitors and other complex medical instruments and devices. Sanmina becomes the first tier 1 Electronic Manufacturing Services company to...
Temasek and Ascendas-Singbridge Group to Invest in India Logistics
Singapore-based Ascendas-Singbridge Pte Ltd., that offers urban development solutions, will invest $320 million in logistics and industrial real estate in India. The company launched the Ascendas India Logistics Program which targets developing a portfolio of thirteen to fifteen million square feet of space in key warehousing and manufacturing hubs in...
India's SSWL Supplies Truck Rims to U.S. Aftermarket
Chandigarh, India-based Steel Strips Wheels Limited (SSWL), a manufacturer of steel wheel rims, will supply truck and trailer steel wheels to the American aftermarket. 17,000 truck wheels, for $700,000, will be dispatched from SSWL’s Chennai facility in the next three months. The company designs, manufactures, and markets steel wheel rims...
Gogo Inc., Launches Tech Center in India
Chicago, Illinois-based inflight connectivity provider Gogo Inc., launched an engineering and software development center in the southern city of Chennai, in India. It will provide its services to various airlines in the country following the recommendations of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India to allow both telephony and Internet services...
At India's DefExpo 2018, Multinationals Ink Partnerships
India’s largest Land, Naval, and Internal Security System’s Exposition, DefExpo India, has become one of the largest events of its kind in the world for the last 10 years. Defense Expo 2018 was a four-day event at the southern city of Chennai, India. The tagline this year was "India: The...
Medtronic to Provide Ear Care to 10 Million in India
Dublin Ireland-headquartered Medtronic Plc., announced that it will provide ear care to 10 million underprivileged people in India by 2025 through its program called 'Shruti' (a term that means 'hearing' in Sanskrit). Medtronic plans to use its health system innovation Shruti to assess and improve screening and treatment protocols, measure...