As per the agreement, two companies will explore opportunities to manufacture and supply hybrid microelectronics for high mix-mid volume market and for high runner microelectronics hybrids markets for aerospace and defence, energies, utilities and telecommunication sectors, Crompton Greaves said in a statement.
With the technology transfer from Arelis on hybrid microelectronics, Crompton Greaves will be able to indigenously manufacture the components and sub-assemblies for Indian and global markets, it added.
The stock opened at Rs 194 and touched high of Rs 195 on NSE. Till 1020 hours, a combined 1.2 million shares changed hands on the counter on NSE and BSE.
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