ASM Tech to Invest Rs 2.50 Bn in Tamil Nadu
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ASM Tech to Invest Rs 2.50 Bn in Tamil Nadu

ASM Technologies, a pioneer in design-led manufacturing for the semiconductor and automotive industries, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Guidance, Government of Tamil Nadu, to invest Rs 2.50 billion in expanding its Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) and precision engineering capabilities.

As part of the agreement, ASM Technologies will acquire 5 acre of land from the state government to establish a state-of-the-art design facility within Tamil Nadu’s fast-growing technology manufacturing ecosystem, providing the company with a strategic edge and long-term growth benefits.

Rabindra Srikantan, Managing Director, ASM Technologies Limited, said:
"This MoU marks a significant step forward in ASM’s growth journey. With this Rs 2.50 billion investment, we are expanding our design-led manufacturing capabilities in the ESDM sector, strengthening our expertise in precision engineering for electronics, solar industries, and semiconductors. This expansion underscores our commitment to innovation, global competitiveness, and scaling our operations to meet evolving customer needs. We thank Guidance, Government of Tamil Nadu, for their support in enabling this growth."

Preeti Rabindra, Director, ASM Technologies, added, "On behalf of ASM Technologies, I am pleased to sign this MoU with the Guidance, Government of Tamil Nadu. This initiative reflects our focus on building advanced solutions for the ESDM sector and creating new opportunities for growth and excellence while reinforcing ASM’s role as a trusted global partner."

ASM currently operates from two modern facilities at Dabaspet, Karnataka, and Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu. These centres serve as hubs for its design-led manufacturing operations across key verticals. The new Tamil Nadu investment further enhances ASM’s pursuit of engineering innovation and aligns with the Government of India’s Make in India initiative.

Through these developments, ASM Technologies aims to expand its offerings in design-led manufacturing and precision engineering while contributing to India’s industrial progress and global competitiveness.

News source: BSE

ASM Technologies, a pioneer in design-led manufacturing for the semiconductor and automotive industries, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Guidance, Government of Tamil Nadu, to invest Rs 2.50 billion in expanding its Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) and precision engineering capabilities.As part of the agreement, ASM Technologies will acquire 5 acre of land from the state government to establish a state-of-the-art design facility within Tamil Nadu’s fast-growing technology manufacturing ecosystem, providing the company with a strategic edge and long-term growth benefits.Rabindra Srikantan, Managing Director, ASM Technologies Limited, said:This MoU marks a significant step forward in ASM’s growth journey. With this Rs 2.50 billion investment, we are expanding our design-led manufacturing capabilities in the ESDM sector, strengthening our expertise in precision engineering for electronics, solar industries, and semiconductors. This expansion underscores our commitment to innovation, global competitiveness, and scaling our operations to meet evolving customer needs. We thank Guidance, Government of Tamil Nadu, for their support in enabling this growth.Preeti Rabindra, Director, ASM Technologies, added, On behalf of ASM Technologies, I am pleased to sign this MoU with the Guidance, Government of Tamil Nadu. This initiative reflects our focus on building advanced solutions for the ESDM sector and creating new opportunities for growth and excellence while reinforcing ASM’s role as a trusted global partner.ASM currently operates from two modern facilities at Dabaspet, Karnataka, and Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu. These centres serve as hubs for its design-led manufacturing operations across key verticals. The new Tamil Nadu investment further enhances ASM’s pursuit of engineering innovation and aligns with the Government of India’s Make in India initiative.Through these developments, ASM Technologies aims to expand its offerings in design-led manufacturing and precision engineering while contributing to India’s industrial progress and global competitiveness.News source: BSE

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