Manufacturing

Delvitech plans USD 10 million first phase for Bengaluru manufacturing expansion

Delvitech plans a 65,000 sq ft Bengaluru facility, initially investing USD 10 million and targeting operations in early 2027. The company previously announced Indian production, making the relationship between its existing and proposed plants a key follow-up.

Delvitech's Bengaluru facility

Delvitech plans a 65,000 sq ft manufacturing and technology facility in Bengaluru, with initial investment of USD 10 million within a USD 25–30 million overall plan. The Swiss inspection-equipment company targets operations in the first quarter of 2027 and 500–800 jobs over five years. Delvitech previously announced Indian manufacturing at Velankani Technology Park in Bengaluru. The release does not disclose annual machine output, customer orders, phase-wise spending beyond the initial investment, or whether the new facility replaces or supplements those earlier operations.

Prime Industries board approves INR 11.47 crore preferential issue

Prime Industries’ board has approved a preferential issue of 2.73 million shares at INR 42 each, with Uday Narang proposed 2.49 million shares and an 11.32% post-issue holding, subject to approvals.

Mazagon Dock envisages INR 15,000 crore Dugarajapatnam shipyard

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders has signed an MoU to anchor a proposed greenfield shipyard at Dugarajapatnam, envisaging INR 15,000 crore over five to seven years for a facility designed for 1.2 million gross tonnes a year.

ATS India announces exclusive distribution agreement for Hirata semiconductor equipment

ATS India says it will distribute Hirata’s semiconductor automation and handling equipment in India, initially focusing on standard products. The announcement does not identify customers, order volumes, investment commitments or the duration of exclusivity.

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