China will manufacture 5 DUV machines this year and 20 next year
ASML will supply 65 machines this year and 85 next year
Funny how panic spreads without facts
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1. HFCL to expand Data Centre Connectivity capacity by nearly 5x
HFCL will invest ₹215 crore to add capacity for 270,000 MMC and SNMT assemblies annually, with commissioning expected by September 2027
The capex represents a significant scale up while also shifting HFCL toward higher value connectivity products used inside AI and hyperscale data centers
https://t.co/CZ1c1bFmr1
2. Paras Defence has signed a MoU to set up advanced packaging OSAT facility at cost of 6200cr
Advanced packaging is one of the crucial bottlenecks in AI supply chain today. TSMC overflow is already benefiting companies like ASE Tech and Amkor
Paras wants to set up latest 2.5D/3D advanced packaging line
This is just a MoU at this stage and no funding and terms have been finalized
https://t.co/Gjr4kEAUEh
3. SPEL Semiconductor plans major expansion and fundraising of up to ₹1,000 crore
SPEL has approved raising up to ₹500 crore through a Rights Issue/QIP and another ₹500 crore through overseas instruments including FDI or FCCBs
SPEL currently operates a semiconductor packaging and testing facility, it does not manufacture chips or wafers
It packages fabricated semiconductor dies into finished ICs and performs electrical and reliability testing
The funds will be used to modernize and expand its packaging, testing, automation and manufacturing infrastructure
The company also plans to apply for Central and State semiconductor incentives
https://t.co/owpYtrtc5t
4. ICE Make enters into a joint venture with Japanese company Galilei to foray into HoReCa segment
Galilei will also invest 180cr in ICE Make via preference shares
Food Processing & Hospitality already contributes 15-20% of ICE Make’s revenue, while commercial freezers account for only 2%, leaving significant headroom to build a larger standardized HoReCa equipment business
Galilei brings established Japanese product technology and has around 30% share of Japan’s domestic commercial-refrigerator production
https://t.co/lcfQBFnKbj
5. Apollo Micro Systems receives Indian Navy approval to develop an Autonomous Underwater Surveillance System
Apollo Micro Systems has received a Make-II Prototype Sanction Order to develop SAVIOR-ASW, an unmanned semi-submersible vessel that can operate for extended periods and use acoustic sensors and AI/ML to detect and classify submarines and other underwater threats
The system would represent a first-of-its-kind indigenous capability in India and marks Apollo’s formal entry into autonomous maritime and underwater warfare systems
https://t.co/ebZ3n7DEIn
6. Marine Electricals wins orders worth 376cr including a major order from Siemens for power distribution system that will be used in a Hyperscaler data center
https://t.co/dIkYGmGtZW
7. Gabriel India enters ADAS and automotive electronics through JV with Korea-based HL Klemove
Gabriel India will acquire a 30% stake in HL Klemove India for around ₹935 crore, while the Korean parent will retain the remaining 70% stake
HL Klemove India manufactures ADAS radars, front cameras, autonomous-driving control units and software, along with automotive electronics such as braking and steering ECUs
https://t.co/LgPAYp8b1e
8. Sona Comstar enters into a partnership with Japanese firm Densco Corporation
Sona Comstar and DENSO will establish two India based joint ventures to develop and manufacture traction motors, inverters, generators and eAxles for electric and hybrid vehicles
The first JV will focus on high voltage liquid cooled powertrain systems for passenger and commercial vehicles, with DENSO holding 51% and Sona Comstar holding 49%. This gives Sona access to DENSO’s inverter and hybrid technology and expands it beyond individual EV components into integrated powertrain systems.
In the second JV, Sona will transfer its existing two-wheeler and three-wheeler electric motor and controller business into a subsidiary. DENSO will acquire a 49% stake at an enterprise valuation of ₹1,750 crore, while Sona retains 51% and management control.
https://t.co/Gp0ElKJlXy
9. Indo Tech Transformers enters the 400 kV transformer segment for BESS projects
Indo Tech has received NTPC approval to manufacture 400 kV class transformers for BESS projects, expanding its product portfolio beyond the existing 220 kV range
It has also secured an initial order for two 90 MVA, 400 kV transformers through an EPC contractor
Large grid scale BESS projects require high voltage transformers to connect battery systems to 220 kV and 400 kV transmission networks
NTPC’s recent renewable and BESS tenders include 400/33 kV tie transformers and 400 kV pooling substations
The approval moves Indo Tech into a more technically demanding and higher-value transformer segment and positions it to participate in NTPC’s growing BESS and renewable power evacuation pipeline
https://t.co/6uvcPP3RWv
10. Azad Engineering delivers India’s first indigenous 350 kg thrust class expendable turbojet engine
Azad has manufactured and assembled a 350 kg thrust class turbojet engine designed by DRDO’s Gas Turbine Research Establishment, and delivered the first unit to DRDO
This is not a fighter aircraft engine, it is built for a one time use defence platform, such as a missile or unmanned system, rather than a reusable aircraft
The development is significant because Azad is moving beyond manufacturing individual aerospace components to the complete assembly of an indigenous jet engine, establishing system level manufacturing capabilities in a technology mastered by only a few countries
https://t.co/39VYfNq620
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Existing business is now selling for 0.6x Sales (after account for 30% stake in demerged business)
Distillery business PBIT went from ₹40 Cr to ₹119 Cr in FY26
Based on today's drop in Triveni Engineering, market seems to be valuing the gear business at ~650/share giving it a roughly 7Kcr market cap
The business has sales of ~350cr, so a 20x Price to Sales multiple
Remaining Triveni Engineering business continues to hold ~30% stake