Tata Technologies has completed its acquisition of Germany-based Es-Tec GmbH and its subsidiaries on Thursday, November 27, closing the deal ahead of the earlier timeline of December 31, 2025.
The transaction,
valued at €75 million and tied to performance-based milestones, strengthens the company’s position as a global engineering, research and development partner for leading automotive manufacturers.
The acquisition adds more than 300 German engineers with expertise in ADAS, connected platforms, systems engineering and embedded software to Tata Technologies’ global delivery network. It also gives the company a stronger presence in Europe, with Es-Tec’s Wolfsburg base offering direct access to major OEM programmes involving brands such as BMW and Volkswagen.
By integrating Es-Tec’s advanced engineering and testing capabilities with its own offshore delivery model, Tata Technologies aims to deepen its engagement with global OEMs and expand its footprint in key automotive technology areas, including electrification and software-defined vehicles.
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MD & CEO Warren Harris said the deal marks a significant step in Tata Technologies’ transformation into a global, independent engineering partner, enhancing its ability to support automakers through critical technology transitions.
Shares of Tata Technologies ended marginally lower on Thursday, November 27, by 0.85% at ₹677.50 on the NSE.
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