Auto components maker Uno Minda on Friday said it has tied up with Starcharge Energy to manufacture and sell electric vehicle supply equipment in the country. The company has entered into a technical license agreement with Starcharge Energy Pte for wall-mounted AC chargers designed for home charging. "This collaboration further strengthens our dedication to 'Make in India' and for accelerating the nation's transition to a sustainable and electrified future," Uno Minda Group CMD Nirmal K Minda said in a statement. StarCharge, a global leader in electric vehicle charging infrastructure and microgrid solutions, operates in 67 countries and regions with manufacturing facilities in the US, Vietnam, and China. "We are optimistic about the outlook for EV adoption in India and believe there will be tremendous opportunities for home charging solutions," StarCharge Chairperson Shao Danwei stated.
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The company has also received new orders with annualised peak value of more than Rs 600 crore for EV systems. during the Q1FY24
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Revenue from operations during October-December 2021 rose seven per cent to Rs 2,181 crore, compared with Rs 2,031 crore in the year-ago period
Auto component maker Minda Industries on Friday said it has raised Rs 50 crore through issuance of commercial papers. "Minda Industries has issued the commercial paper of Rs 50 crore with allotment date June 17, 2021, and due for maturity on August 11, 2021," the company said in a regulatory filing. Minda Industries said this is in line with the management's efforts to bring down the finance cost. Last month, Minda Industries said its board has approved the acquisition of a 27.55 per cent stake in CSE Dakshina Solar for Rs 27 lakh. The acquisition is for availing solar power from CSE Dakshina for the company's units in Tamil Nadu. CSE Dakshina, a special purpose vehicle, is engaged in the business of providing solar power solutions for the captive consumption of commercial and industrial customers in India. It was incorporated in 2019. The company is in the process of setting up the project.
Minda Industries said it will invest over Rs 250 crore in expanding its four-wheel lighting and alloy wheel business to meet the increased demand as its existing units are operating at near capacity
Acquisition includes 100 per cent equity holding in Rinder India, Spain-based Light Systems and Technical Center