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Trades about 114% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1998 and headquartered in Chennai, India, Data Patterns (India) Limited stands as a prominent supplier of electronic solutions tailored for the nation's defence and aerospace sectors. Its comprehensive offerings encompass commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) boards, automated test equipment, and specialized radio frequency (RF), microwave, and electronic warfare systems. The company also manufactures critical components such as rugged displays, advanced radar and its related subsystems, Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) systems, integrated avionic packages, laser and electro-optic devices, and space-grade electronics. Further solutions extend to power supplies, naval systems, communication devices, precise gimbal and actuator controllers, sophisticated launch and fire control systems, high-speed processors, digital intermediate frequency (IF) processors, waveform generators, command consoles, and advanced navigation systems, all complemented by its diverse software and application products. Beyond its product range, Data Patterns provides extensive services including hardware design, comprehensive product development, creation of ATE/functional test equipment, FPGA and software engineering, microwave and mechanical product design, manufacturing, and rigorous environmental qualification testing.
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