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L&T Semiconductors has designed, begun selling products: Chief executive KumarA subsidiary of Indian conglomerate Larsen & Toubro, LTSCT designs and sells smart devices and semiconductor products for global customers....- L&T Semicon acquires power module design assets of Japan's Fujitsu General ElectronicsAs part of the deal, L&T Semiconductor Technologies (LTSCT) has acquired R&D equipment, design patents and various intellectual properties ...
- Kaynes' Sanand OSAT set to go live by DecemberKaynes Technology's OSAT plant in Sanand is set to begin operations by December, with sample production targeted for September. The company...
- Kaynes Technology shares rise 4% after launching Rs 1,600-crore QIPKaynes Technology's shares saw an initial rise following the launch of its QIP issue aiming to raise ₹1,600 crore, with a floor price set a...
- Indian firms target overseas assets to fast-track semiconductor ambitionsIndian firms including Tata Electronics and L&T Semiconductor Technologies (LTSCT) have recently made significant moves to acquire foreign ...
- Kaynes Technology shares in focus after unit inks Rs 85 crore asset deal with Fujitsu General ElectronicsKaynes Technology shares: The agreement, signed on June 9 and valued at 1.59 billion yen (approximately Rs 85 crore), involves assets inclu...
- Stocks in news: Oriental Carbon, Maruti Suzuki, IndiGo, Texmaco Rail, WiproOriental Carbon saw Bank of America buying shares. Maruti Suzuki is adjusting its e VITARA production. IndiGo is launching flights to Almat...
- Cred’s down round; Blinkit’s food safety woesHappy Tuesday! Cred has raised fresh funding at a steep cut in valuation. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Kaynes Semicon, L&T arm to acquire Fujitsu General’s power modules businessFujitsu will transfer the business to Larsen & Toubro’s fabless chip company and related production facilities to Kaynes, which will in tur...
- A tech industry pioneer sees a way for the US to lead in advanced chipsTech pioneer Sutherland argues that instead of looking for more expensive technology, the US must focus on training a generation of young e...
- Japanese shares end lower as investors await FOMC outcome"There was no direction in the market today ... Although the rate hike has been already factored in, there were uncertainties among investo...
- Japanese stocks fall on dim corporate outlook, chip shares limit losses"I had expected some companies would miss market expectations at this earnings season but downward revisions were a big surprise. That has ...
- Japanese shares end higher on bargain-hunting; Toshiba surgesThe benchmark Nikkei share average ended up 0.12 per cent at 29,730.79, while the broader Topix climbed 0.67 per cent to 1,967.43.
- Nikkei slips ahead of long weekend, railways hit by virusThe Nikkei share average fell 0.58% to 22,751.61 ahead of a four-day weekend, which was supposed to coincide with the start of the Tokyo Ol...
- Japanese stocks follow Wall St down; Topix close at a 19-month lowThe broader Topix closed 1.99 percent lower at 1,562.51, its weakest point since May 2017.
- Nikkei bounces after slide as yen rally loses steamThe dollar traded around 111.30 yen, having pulled back from the previous day's low of 110.75.
- Supercomputer Mission on track, first one by DecemberC-DAC, along with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru, is spearheading this project which was announced with much fanfare i...
- British Fujitsu factory workers to strike over job lossesAround 150 workers at Japanese electronics giant Fujitsu Ltd's manufacturing plant in Birmingham, central England, will go on strike today ...
- Sony apologises for global recall of laptop batteriesSony executives apologised on Tuesday for a global recall in laptop batteries, acknowledging that the troubles had caused worries and incon...
- Sony battery recall to up laptop rates, create shortageA global recall of about 8m Sony notebook-computer batteries is creating a shortage that’s driving up prices and causing delays in shipment...
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