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Trades about 193% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Chennai, India, in 1995, Avalon Technologies Limited, previously known as Avalon Technologies Private Limited, operates as a global provider of integrated electronic manufacturing services, with operations spanning India, the United States, and other international markets. The company offers a comprehensive range of capabilities, including the design and assembly of printed circuit boards, the production of cable assemblies and wire harnesses, sheet metal fabrication and precision machining, magnetic components, and injection molded plastics. Their services also extend to high-volume manufacturing, complete system integration, and full box builds for electronic systems, complemented by end-to-end lifecycle solutions. Avalon is recognized for its expertise in manufacturing and providing design support for crucial integrated assemblies, sub-assemblies, components, and enclosures, catering to diverse sectors such as clean energy, mobility, communication, industrial, and medical.
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