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“我们将每年增长15 - 20%的速度增长。收入的增加和设备订单,订单也将继续扩展,”董事总经理Mahendra Nahata影响说。
“我们将每年增长15 - 20%的速度增长。收入的增加和设备订单,订单也将继续扩展,”董事总经理Mahendra Nahata影响说。
德里公司的订单目前已价值6500卢比,和它说出口预计将今年整体贡献近15%的营业额。
印度公司积极关注locally-designed和发达的电信产品全球市场。
像我们这样的“鉴于印度公司正在开发indeginous技术和产品,我们也想出口全球。我们是大量研发投资,”他说。
前两种纤维制造商最近多元化业务包括wi - fi系统,访问点和回程收音机,进行研究与开发(R&D)活动为了创建知识产权(知识产权)符合当地中心的雄心勃勃Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)倡议。
“由于需求的近95%来自全球市场,因为我们的本土开发的产品有竞争力,我们要迎合更多的市场和客户。在光纤领域,印度的需求只有5%的世界市场,”Nahata说。
该公司还在争夺普遍服务义务基金(USOF)简况方案来促进本地研发和设计驱动根据激励计划(PLI), 2022年6月推出。
Nahata说内部研发的公司目前拥有250名员工,和一个类似的基础的人,也从事设计和开发电信产品的安排与其他球员。
乐动娱乐招聘ETTelecom采访:康宁的多兰在当地制造的无线产品,纤维市场等等
“用我们的产品,创新和人才,我们总是领先于竞争。康宁将总是带来新的创新和新技术等,“多兰说。
公司根据他的说法,不仅是设计新的电信设备和组件,还新类型的电缆,以满足多样化的需求。
“我们也扩大我们的光缆业务。纤维目前我们的产能是2500万公里(fkm)等价的电缆我们现在扩大到3500万fkm,”他说。
公司根据他的说法,预计将光缆出口收入的两倍到Rs 750卢比从去年的Rs 350卢比,并提供欧洲、中东和非洲国家。
在2021财政年度,22日下调年度业务收入增长了6.8%,至4727卢比.11-crore相比Rs 4422 .96-crore 2020 - 21所示。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown telecom gear and optic fibre cable (OFC<\/a>) maker HFCL<\/a> is expecting a 20% year-on-year growth, driven by fifth generation or 5G<\/a> technology-led optic fibre demand and indigenously-designed and developed products which it eyes to export worldwide.\"We will be growing at 15-20% growth every year. With the increase in revenues and equipment orders, the order book will also keep on extending,\" Mahendra Nahata, managing director of HFCL said.
The Delhi-based company's order book currently stands at Rs 6,500-crore, and it said that exports are expected to contribute nearly 15% of the overall turnover this year.
<\/div><\/div>\"Next year we should be able to increase it (exports) to 30%, and we expect that 25% of overall business will come from fibre and cable,\" the top executive added.
The Indian company is aggressively eyeing to make locally-designed and developed telecom products available for markets worldwide.
\"Given that Indian companies like us are developing indeginous technology and products, we would want to export globally as well. We are investing a good amount on R&D,\" he said.
One of the top two fibre makers has lately diversified its business to include Wi-Fi systems, access points and backhaul radios, and is undertaking research and development (R&D) activities in order to create intellectual property rights (IPR<\/a>) locally in line with Centre's ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> (self-reliant India) initiative.
\"Since nearly 95% demand is from global markets and since our locally-developed products are competitive, we want to cater to more markets and customers. In the optic fibre segment, India's demand is only 5% of the world market,\" Nahata said.
The company is also vying for the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF<\/a>)-driven scheme to promote local R&D, and design-led production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme, launched in June 2022.
The Indian company is aggressively eyeing to make locally-designed and developed telecom products available for markets worldwide.
\"Given that Indian companies like us are developing indeginous technology and products, we would want to export globally as well. We are investing a good amount on R&D,\" he said.
One of the top two fibre makers has lately diversified its business to include Wi-Fi systems, access points and backhaul radios, and is undertaking research and development (R&D) activities in order to create intellectual property rights (IPR<\/a>) locally in line with Centre's ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> (self-reliant India) initiative.
\"Since nearly 95% demand is from global markets and since our locally-developed products are competitive, we want to cater to more markets and customers. In the optic fibre segment, India's demand is only 5% of the world market,\" Nahata said.
The company is also vying for the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF<\/a>)-driven scheme to promote local R&D, and design-led production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme, launched in June 2022.
<\/div><\/div>Early this month, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) launched Telecom Technology Development Fund (TTDF) following Prime Minister Narendra Modi\u2019s clarion call of Jan Anusandhaan (public research) to fuel innovation and IPR creation to strengthen the domestic manufacturing ecosystem.
Nahata said that the company currently employs 250 people for in-house R&D, and a similar base of people, is also engaged in designing and developing telecom products as a part of arrangement with other players.
Nahata said that the company currently employs 250 people for in-house R&D, and a similar base of people, is also engaged in designing and developing telecom products as a part of arrangement with other players.