Vice Admiral Sanjay Vatsayan Reviews Manufacturing Capabilities, Advanced Production Lines and Testing Infrastructure
Ahmedabad: Vice Admiral Sanjay Vatsayan, PVSM, AVSM, NM, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief (FOC-in-C), Western Naval Command, visited SRK Techtronics’ advanced Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) facility at Rajoda, Bavla, Ahmedabad.
During the visit, Vice Admiral Vatsayan interacted with the company’s leadership and technical teams and reviewed its manufacturing processes and infrastructure. He was briefed on SRK Techtronics’ capabilities in Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA), box-build solutions, advanced production lines and testing facilities.
Vice Admiral Vatsayan appreciated the facility’s infrastructure and manufacturing technology, along with its focus on quality, precision engineering and indigenous technology development. The visit also provided an opportunity for SRK Techtronics to showcase its manufacturing capabilities and discuss their potential relevance to the Indian Navy’s evolving requirements.
Strengthening India’s Indigenous Electronics Manufacturing Ecosystem
With indigenisation remaining a key priority for India’s defence sector, domestic electronics design and manufacturing capabilities play an increasingly important role in strengthening the country’s strategic and industrial ecosystem.
The interaction highlighted the potential contribution of India’s ESDM sector to critical electronics and strategic applications, particularly in areas requiring precision manufacturing, rigorous quality standards and reliable product integration.
End-to-End Electronics Design and Manufacturing Solutions
Backed by the six-decade legacy of the Shree Ramkrishna Exports Group (SRK), SRK Techtronics provides end-to-end electronics design and manufacturing solutions. Its capabilities span design assistance, prototyping, PCBA, testing, box-build solutions and product integration.
The company serves multiple sectors, including aerospace and defence, automotive, medical, industrial, railways and information technology. The visit reflects the growing relevance of advanced domestic electronics manufacturing capabilities in supporting India’s industrial development and broader defence indigenisation objectives.