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ETAutoEVC: Tech, sustainability, and consumer demands steer EV revolution, ET Auto

ETAutoEVC: Deliberations at the first day of the 8th ETAuto Conclave provided a comprehensive overview of the strategies and approaches required for the successful design and development of electric vehicles in India and emerging markets. From affordability and connectivity to innovative design and technology integration, the insights shared by industry leaders showcased the collective efforts towards shaping the future of electric mobility in India and similar other markets.

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I-T dept conducts survey operation at Hinduja Group entities in Mumbai, other cities

Hinduja Tech in Talks with PE Funds for Minority Stake Sale, Auto News, ET Auto

Hinduja Tech (HTL), the digital technology arm of Hinduja Group s flagship company Ashok Leyland, is in early talks with private equity funds to sell a minority stake in the company. HTL plans to raise around INR 830 crore (USD 100 million) at a valuation of USD 400 million (INR 3,300 crore) to support its expansion in the e-mobility industry. The company has engaged investment bank Rothschild to find an investor.

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BharatPe interim CEO Nalin Negi details fintech's plans; Hinduja Tech plans minority stake sale

In his first media interview since the Ashneer Grover saga unfolded, BharatPe interim chief executive Nalin Negi details the companys profitability goals, IPO plans, and more. Get all the details in todays ETtech Top 5.

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Hinduja Tech: Hinduja Tech in Talks with PE Funds for Minority Stake Sale

Hinduja Tech (HTL), the digital technology arm of Hinduja Group s flagship company Ashok Leyland, is in early talks with private equity funds to sell a minority stake in the company. HTL plans to raise around ₹830 crore ($100 million) at a valuation of $400 million (₹3,300 crore) to support its expansion in the e-mobility industry. The company has engaged investment bank Rothschild to find an investor.

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