Elettronica, la lombarda Elemaster sbarca in India grazie a Syrma
Attraverso la joint venture con il Gruppo indiano la società apre un nuovo stabilimento a Bangalore da 1.800 metri quadri - Al centro dell’operazione le sinergie nel comparto dell’elettronica ad alta affidabilità per ferroviario, elettronica industriale, energia ed elettronica medicale
Lombard company Elemaster Group has expanded its presence in India through a joint venture with Syrma SGS Technology, marking a significant milestone in their internationalization efforts. The partnership has led to the inauguration of a new facility in Bangalore, India, specifically designed for the production of high-reliability electronics.
This state-of-the-art facility, spanning over 1800 square meters, is equipped with advanced Surface Mount Technology (SMT) and Through-Hole Technology (THT) lines, as well as box-build assembly capabilities.
The new facility addresses the growing demand for high-reliability electronics in sectors such as railways, transportation, industrial electronics, energy, and medical electronics. By establishing this production base, Elemaster and Syrma SGS Technology aim to support global OEMs with high-quality manufacturing in India. Both companies bring valuable expertise to the venture, with Elemaster's experience in high-reliability engineering and technology, along with Syrma SGS Technology's extensive production capacity and strong market presence in India.
Elemaster Group, founded in 1978 by Gabriele Cogliati, is an international company specializing in the design, industrialization, and production of technologically advanced electronic and mechatronic solutions. With 2000 employees and a revenue of around 500 million euros, Elemaster serves various sectors, including medical, railways, avionics, advanced manufacturing, automation, energy, robotics, AI & supercomputing, telecommunications, satellite, and aerospace.
The company's CEO and President, Valentina Cogliati, expressed optimism about the partnership, stating that together with Syrma SGS, they aim to create an effective platform for serving existing and new customers while contributing to the long-term growth of India's electronics manufacturing ecosystem.
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