Eaton Banks On India For Growth

Specialising in power management technology, Eaton is banking on its Indian operation for growth.

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Conducting business in 175 countries and employing over 98000 people, Eaton is banking on India for growth. Specialising in power management technology, the company is looking at India as a major market for growth. With India forming a key part of its overall business strategy, Eaton, with seven manufacturing sites at 18 locations, and employing over 5500 people, is looking at India to provide good thrust to its CV offerings. The Ranjangaon MIDC, Pune, site of the company turns out medium and heavy-duty transmissions, and its components, for CVs. Driving cutting-edge R&D projects for all the global business out of the innovation centre at Pune, according to Shandar Alam, Managing Director, Vehicle and Hydraulics, the company is banking on its presence in this market for over two decades. “Our India

Professional Services Centre’s spectrum of capabilities from a single integrated facility in Pune is enabling Eaton globally to innovate; to continuously improve processes, make effective decisions, strengthen customer focus and create value apart from building a competitive advantage by engaging diverse skill-sets of over 2000 employees,” he mentioned. Helping its clients to manage electrical, hydraulic and mechanical energy efficiently and in a sustainable manner through energy-efficient products and services, Eaton is offering robust, reliable, efficient CV transmissions to most CV majors in India.