Kavveri Secures $2 Million Global RF Antenna Deal
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Kavveri Secures $2 Million Global RF Antenna Deal

Kavveri Defence & Wireless Technologies Limited has announced that its North American wholly owned subsidiary, Til-Tek, has been approved as a vendor by a leading United States-based multinational company engaged in industrial and infrastructure solutions across the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.

The multinational client, a key player in enabling advanced connectivity and automation in critical industrial systems, has embedded Til-Tek’s RF antenna products into its core network architecture following a stringent technical evaluation process.

This partnership marks a significant win for Kavveri, as it replaces a long-standing international vendor, showcasing the company’s ability to deliver high-performance, application-specific wireless products at a more competitive cost. The engagement represents a revenue opportunity of US$2 million (approximately Rs 170 million), with potential for broader collaboration as Kavveri positions itself as a full-service RF subsystem provider to the client.

The agreement reinforces Kavveri’s innovation-driven approach, combining performance, flexibility, and value in its RF solutions—from advanced antennas and filters to complete subsystem integration.

Commenting on the development, Managing Director Mr Shivakumar Reddy said, “This milestone demonstrates our strategic commitment to winning the trust of global leaders in critical infrastructure. Antennas are central to all communications systems, and our proven expertise and engineering strength were key to securing this account.”

With deployment volumes expected to rise steadily, Kavveri is poised to strengthen its position across the global RF technology market.

 


Kavveri Defence & Wireless Technologies Limited has announced that its North American wholly owned subsidiary, Til-Tek, has been approved as a vendor by a leading United States-based multinational company engaged in industrial and infrastructure solutions across the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.The multinational client, a key player in enabling advanced connectivity and automation in critical industrial systems, has embedded Til-Tek’s RF antenna products into its core network architecture following a stringent technical evaluation process.This partnership marks a significant win for Kavveri, as it replaces a long-standing international vendor, showcasing the company’s ability to deliver high-performance, application-specific wireless products at a more competitive cost. The engagement represents a revenue opportunity of US$2 million (approximately Rs 170 million), with potential for broader collaboration as Kavveri positions itself as a full-service RF subsystem provider to the client.The agreement reinforces Kavveri’s innovation-driven approach, combining performance, flexibility, and value in its RF solutions—from advanced antennas and filters to complete subsystem integration.Commenting on the development, Managing Director Mr Shivakumar Reddy said, “This milestone demonstrates our strategic commitment to winning the trust of global leaders in critical infrastructure. Antennas are central to all communications systems, and our proven expertise and engineering strength were key to securing this account.”With deployment volumes expected to rise steadily, Kavveri is poised to strengthen its position across the global RF technology market. 

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