Under the agreements, AISATS will expand livestock exports and develop scheduled and non‑scheduled freighter operations from NIA. Air India SATS Airport Services Pvt. Ltd (AISATS) has signed two separate MoUs with Spicexpress Logistics Pvt. Ltd (Spicexpress) and Totsol Aviation Pvt. Ltd, a Total Solutions Group firm, to develop freighter operations at the AISATS Multi‑Modal Cargo Hub at Noida International Airport (NIA). The MoU with Spicexpress lays the groundwork for livestock freighter operations from AISATS’ cargo terminal at NIA, with plans to operate about 200 freighters between September 2026 and August 2027. Leveraging the hub’s proximity to livestock‑producing regions such as Uttar Pradesh...
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Aegeus Technologies BSE SME Listing Strengthens India’s Deep‑Tech Ecosystem
The Bengaluru‑headquartered company is a pioneer in robotic solar panel cleaning systems and operations and maintenance (O&M) services for the solar energy industry. In a development that reinforces the evolution of India’s clean‑tech and deep‑tech startup ecosystem, Aegeus Technologies announced its listing on the BSE SME Index on August 11. The Bengaluru‑headquartered company is a pioneer in robotic solar panel cleaning systems and operations and maintenance (O&M) services for the solar energy industry. The listing marks a significant milestone, making Aegeus Technologies the first portfolio company of Brigade REAP—India’s pioneering real estate and urban tech accelerator—to go public. Brigade REAP...
India’s GCC Work Portfolio Moves Up Value Chain, Awfis‑Zinnov Report
Companies building AI products placed twice as much cutting‑edge R&D work in India as those adopting third‑party AI, reinforcing India’s rise as a core hub of AI innovation rather than just deployment. India’s global capability centre (GCC) work portfolio had shifted markedly up the value chain between 2015 and 2026, with complex problem‑solving work growing 38.1 per cent and cutting‑edge R&D work doubling, while the share of commodity and procedure work declined. This signalled a move from cost‑led delivery to higher‑value capabilities, with nearly half of India’s GCCs now carrying an equal or higher share of frontier work compared with...
