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Shigan Quantum Technologies Ltd. is an India-based company that operates as an alternative fuel system solution provider and a manufacturer of components for the automotive, locomotive, and stationary engine applications. The company specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing systems for various green mobility solutions including hydrogen, biofuels, natural gas (CNG and LNG), and LPG. Its product portfolio encompasses a range of components such as CNG filters, engine control units, fuel rails, high-pressure regulators, injectors, sensors, and fire detection and suppression systems. Additionally, Shigan Quantum Technologies produces electric vehicle components, including DC-DC converters, battery chargers, air-cooled inverters, and auxiliary controllers. The company also provides electronic manufacturing services, offering contract manufacturing, turn-key solutions, and mechanical assemblies. Through its group companies, it engages in precision engineering for automotive, aerospace, and defense sectors, aftermarket vehicle retrofitment to alternative fuels, and the manufacturing of L3 and L5 category electric passenger and cargo vehicles. Shigan Quantum Technologies primarily targets the automotive industry, including OEMs for heavy and light-duty commercial vehicles and buses, as well as the locomotive, marine, power generation, farm, and off-highway sectors, with a significant presence in India and the Asia-Pacific region.
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