Now, Saab R&D centre in India

BANGALORE: Swedish major Saab has announced the establishment of a research and development centre in India, with which the company will create a sustainable and long-term relationship, to be able to co-develop critical technologies with India.
This centre is a part of Saab’s future offer for the world market. The aim of the research and development centre is to transfer to India continuously, already identified concrete programmes and technologies.The centre will form a bridge between India and Sweden, and together with an initial base of 100-300 skilled Indian engineers, form the backbone of the centre. It will stimulate innovation all around India, said Saab president and CEO Hekan Bushke.
The areas of focus would cover aerospace, defence and urban innovation, including civil security. The centre will be established in cooperation with Indian partners and universities, and will create new innovations, new technology and exporting opportunities for Indian governmental, academic and industry entities.