Top News
|Bomb threats by terrorists force 11 passenger aircraft across Europe to divert | Tata Motors seeks controling stake in Italian commercial vehicle maker Iveco | Tata Sons Chairman Chandrasekaran meets Italian PM Giorgia Meloni | Indigenous Defence Production imperative for Defence Production | Supreme Court Rules: That the Indian Constitution has Supremacy over Special Laws | That The Right to Speedy Trial is Fundamental, and Cannot be Violated to Deny Bail | And that Protesters Cannot Justify Endless occupation of any site | Restoring Fighter Aircraft Strength Foremost Task, says ACM Ashutosh Dixit after taking over as Air Chief | India’s Haryana State makes Digital ID compulsory for Doctors, Nurses and Pharmacists | Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalif bin Sultan, Pak Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir and Director of Turkish Intelligence Ibrahim Kalin visit Teheran Oct 26 for peace talks | They are meeting President Masoud Pezeshkian and Secretary of Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei | UAE nominates Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Lana Zaki Nussiebeh to be the next UN Secretary General | A career diplomat, the Cambridge-educated Lana was UAE’s Ambassador at the UN for a decade, playing a key role in getting Security Council membership for her country | Born in 1978 in Abu Dhabi, Lana supported the Abraham Accords on behalf of the UAE, and UAE’s Relations with Israel | Lana has deep roots in Palestine, and her Grandfather and Father both played lead roles in Diplomacy in Jordan and UAE | Trump waives Sanctions on India and China for Buying Russian Oil | And US itself buys 3.8 million tonnes of Diesel from Russia with Trump himself calling Putin for the deal | Air India, Indigo and Akasa suspend flights to Saudi Arabia due to Houthi attacks on Airports | India’Trump waives Sanctions on India and China for Buying Russian Oil | And US itself buys 3.8 million tonnes of Diesel from Russia with Trump himself calling Putin for the deal | Air India, Indigo and Akasa suspend flights to Saudi Arabia due to Houthi attacks on Airports | India Condemns Attacks on Saudi Civilian Airports, Ports and Refineries | India’s Space Economy could Grow from $9b now to $40 billion in 10 years, says Space Minister Jitendra Singh | India developing Integrated Defence Logistics for Army, Navy and Air Force |
DEFENCE INDUSTRY

Saab inaugurated engineering centerin Hyderabad

Saab, a global leader in defence and security technologies, on April 15 announced the inauguration of Saab Engineering India Pvt. Ltd., a new IT engineering and development centre based in Hyderabad.

Saab takes forward its long-term commitment to India by strengthening the company’s global development capabilities and deepening its footprint in the Indian defence and security ecosystem. The new centre will contribute to Saab’s global product development in areas such as advanced software engineering, electronic systems, industrial engineering and mechanical design.

Initially staffed with a team of highly skilled Indian engineers, the entity is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, further reinforcing Saab’s focus on innovation, cost-efficiency, and operational excellence across its global programs.

The facility was inaugurated by Mr Christian Kamill, Deputy Head of Mission at Embassy of Sweden, India and Ms. Jessica Öberg, CEO Combitech, a fully owned subsidiary of Saab AB

“The establishment of our engineering centre in Hyderabad marks a significant advancement in our collaboration with India. This centre enhances our ability to co-develop cutting-edge technologies and underscores our commitment to the ‘Make in India’ initiative by investing in local talent for the global market. We aim to empower rapid growth and value creation for Saab and other key Combitech customers, including for example the telecom sector and other core industries,” stated Jessica Öberg.

According to Mats Palmberg, Chairman and Managing Director of Saab India Technologies, “This is a natural progression of Saab’s continued engagement with India and a milestone in building local engineering capabilities. This facility will not only support our global programs but also support India’s aspiration to be a self-reliant defence manufacturing hub.”

This new entity strengthens Saab’s global R&D footprint and supports advanced design and engineering capabilities from India. Originally, the centre aimed to scale to 150 engineers over three years, but this milestone has been already achieved —reflecting the talent, robust infrastructure, and strategic alignment India offers in supporting Saab’s global growth.

The centre engages in activities such as software development, engineering services, innovation, and R&D, contributing significantly to Saab’s and other key customers’ projects and products. It offers comprehensive engineering and R&D services, focusing on software, system development, and technology solutions for the defence, aerospace, and security sectors.

Saab is a leading defence and security company with an enduring mission, to help nations keep their people and society safe. Empowered by its 25,000 talented people, Saab constantly pushes the boundaries of technology to create a safer and more sustainable world. Saab designs, manufactures and maintains advanced systems in aeronautics, weapons, command and control, sensors and underwater systems. Saab is headquartered in Sweden. It has major operations all over the world and is part of the domestic defence capability of several nations.

Related Articles

Back to top button