Tuesday, November 4, 2025

UST Invests In aiOla To Scale Hands-Free, Voice-Agentic Automation For Frontline Operations

Decision to invest streamlines transition to frontline AI


UST, a leading AI and technology transformation solutions company, has strengthened its presence at the intersection of human-AI interaction with its recent investment in aiOla. Israel-based aiOla is a deep tech voice and conversational AI lab that has built a voice-agentic AI platform that powers workflow agents, converting frontline speech into structured, auditable workflows. The deal follows a successful collaboration initiated and incubated by UST’s open-innovation arm, UST Spark.

 

With this strategic investment, UST expands its growing technology advantage in next-generation AI solutions. With expertise in frontline intensive verticals such as healthcare and life sciences, retail, manufacturing, and automotive, UST and aiOla are strongly positioned to transform the frontline worker experience in these industries through AI and natural voice-to-system execution. This partnership strengthens aiOla’s ability to bring innovation to market and scale voice-agentic automation in mission-critical settings across a variety of verticals.

 

So far, enterprises have primarily found success integrating AI into back-office processes. But this has resulted in the collection of more valuable frontline data has lagged because it remains stuck behind unconnected keyboards, clipboards, and fragmented apps. Natural and agentic voice processing efficiently captures this critical frontline data, resulting in superior demand forecasting and richer insights while also reducing costs associated with traditional manual data capture methods.

 

aiOla is a leader in this emerging field, and its platform turns shorthand data captured through spoken inputs into structured, auditable information. With aiOla, frontline workers can interact with their own systems through voice input in any environment, overcoming background noise, accents, and jargon to work faster, reduce manual errors, and seamlessly capture critical information. This replaces keystrokes with agentic, voice-led workflows that capture triple the data, three times faster. UST invested in aiOla because it is the only voice-to-workflow platform purpose-built for enterprise operations, scaling in jargon-heavy, industry-specific environments, while also adapting to each site’s terminology and enforcing consistent processes across locations.

 

Because UST is a key strategic partner for Fortune 500 enterprises, the company is well positioned to streamline the rollout of this innovative technology to clients, allowing them to benefit from a holistic approach to products and platforms that support complex work processes.

 

"At UST, we envision enterprise transformation enabled by AI as the next major leap for business. By integrating advanced voice and conversational AI technologies with our platforms and solutions, we empower frontline workers with seamless, intuitive experiences—automating data capture, accelerating workflows, and optimizing operational efficiency at scale. These capabilities are redefining how work gets done in the field, bringing actionable intelligence and measurable outcomes directly to those who deliver value every day. Our investment in aiOla, aligned with UST’s proven technology ecosystem, reinforces our commitment to delivering the powerful tools enterprises need to transform services, drive innovation, and set new standards for operational excellence,” said Manu Gopinath, President, UST.

 

“UST is the ideal partner to help bring aiOla’s voice-agentic workflows into the heart of the enterprise. Together, we’re enabling organizations in critical industries like pharmaceuticals and manufacturing to replace manual, error-prone processes with seamless, voice-driven workflows that give teams real-time access to data and processes, unlocking a more efficient and agile way of working at scale,” said Amir Haramaty, President and Co-founder, aiOla.

 

UST and aiOla did not disclose the investment value.

 

About aiOla

aiOla is a deep tech Voice AI lab redefining how enterprises interact with their systems by making voice the natural interface for executing workflows and capturing data. Built on patented foundation models, aiOla’s technology goes beyond standard speech-to-text, transforming manual processes by merging voice recognition with intelligent workflow agents to turn natural speech into real-time, structured data. This enables hands-free process automation across CRMs, ERPs, QMS platforms, and more, allowing enterprises in critical industries to embed voice-driven workflow agents directly into operations.


Supporting over 100 languages and accurately interpreting jargon, accents, abbreviations, and acronyms even in noisy environments, aiOla, backed by $58 million in funding from New Era, Hamilton Lane and United Airlines and led by a world-class professional and research team, is advancing voice as the primary interface for enterprise systems, modernizing workflows, and reinventing how data entry gets done.

 

About UST

Since 1999, UST has worked side by side with the world's best companies to make a powerful impact through transformation. Powered by technology, driven by AI, inspired by people, and led by our purpose, we partner with our clients from design to operation. Our AI-driven digital solutions, proprietary platforms, engineering, R&D, products, and innovation ecosystem turn core challenges into impactful, disruptive solutions. With deep industry knowledge and a future-ready mindset, we infuse expertise, innovation, and agility into our clients' organizations—delivering measurable value and positive lasting change for them, their customers, and communities around the world. Together, with 30,000+ employees in 30+ countries, we build for boundless impact—touching billions of lives in the process. Visit us at www.UST.com.

Launch Of Young Leaders For Social Change Program In Bangalore

•    Children between grades 8 to 12, with leadership potential can register for the program on ylscbangalore@gmail.com

•    Visit https://www.democraticsangha.org for further details

•    The program concludes with a one-month weekend Internship at a non-profit followed by a visit to the Parliament of India, New Delhi.

 

The Young Leaders For Social Change Program saw its Bangalore launch on Saturday at Conrad. The program was launched by Democratic Sangha Founder and Co Founder– social activist Chatanya MRSK and actress Regena Cassandra; social entrepreneur - Deepa Rao Acharya; Swiss Consul General to South India and CEO, Swissnex for India – Dr Angela Honegger; and former Member of Parliament - Prof. Rajeev Gowda.

A thought provoking and inspiring panel discussion between the key people followed, moderated by the event curator and host Deepa Rao Acharya - on the theme of purpose, passion and the power of the youth to transform the world.

A flagship initiative by Hyderabad based Democratic Sangha, a non-profit social reform organization, the Young Leaders for Social Change is a leadership program designed for high school students with the goal of inspiring and empowering them to become change makers and leaders who accelerate social change in their communities and beyond.

The program provides a comprehensive curriculum in leadership development, training, networking, and support to acquire real-world skills and knowledge to make a global impact

The core of the program consists of four lectures delivered by eminent speakers, and global thought leaders    Topics covered include democracy, human rights, environment and climate change, leadership, social entrepreneurship and global economics and development.

Chatanya MRSK, Founder, Democratic Sangha: “The Young Leaders for Social Change program is our effort to nurture socially conscious young minds who believe that change begins with them. We want to equip students not just with leadership skills, but with the empathy, awareness, and courage needed to shape a more equitable and sustainable future.”                                                                                                                                                                  

Deepa Rao Acharya, social entrepreneur and mentor for the Bangalore batch of YLSC students who also curated and hosted the meaningful launch event said - "I'm honoured to be partnering with Democratic Sangha on this powerful initiative that harnesses the power and potential of our students. India has the largest youth population in the world and they are poised to usher in transformative societal changes. This Program provides a foundation and platform, empowering them to translate their ideas into meaningful action."

Dr. Angela Honegger, Swiss Consul General to South India and CEO, Swissnex for India: “Empowering young people to take ownership of social change is key to building resilient and inclusive societies. Initiatives like this help students connect their passion with purpose.”

Attended by Namma Oorus literati, glitterati, thought leaders, doyens of education, changemakers and policy makers - the venue lit up with the power and energy of prominent Bangaloreans.

Children between grades 8 to 12, with leadership potential can register for the program on ylscbangalore@gmail.com /  Visit https://www.democraticsangha.org/ for further details

British Council Presents Creative Convergence: Growth Reimagined;Explores The Future Of India’s Creative Economy

 

Two days event taking place on 5th and 6th  November 2025 at the Bangalore International Centre

 Cultural industry leaders, artists, policy makers and entrepreneurs from India and the UK come together; panels, performances and the marketplace showcase the cultural connections between the two countries

British Council, the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities, today announced the launch of Creative Convergence: Growth Reimagined, a two-day gathering that will bring together India and the UK's leading voices in arts, culture, and enterprise to shape the future of the creative economy.

Taking place on 5th and 6th  November 2025 at the Bangalore International Centre, the inaugural edition will convene creative entrepreneurs, policymakers, and cultural change makers to exchange ideas, share insights, and explore new models of collaboration for inclusive and sustainable growth.

Building on the UK-India Programme of Cultural Cooperation (2025-2030) and the British Council’s two-decade legacy of nurturing global creative ecosystems, Creative Convergence aims to strengthen the cultural connections between the two countries and highlight how creativity can drive economic and social transformation. Leading voices across arts, culture, design, film, music, education, and enterprise will contribute to shaping the next decade of India-UK creative collaboration.

Set in Bengaluru, one of India's most vibrant hubs of creativity and innovation, thedialogue will explore the future of India's creative economy through three key lenses: innovation, inclusion, and international collaboration. The programme will feature:

·         Policy Conference on Creative Cities – shaping frameworks for creative urban futures

·         Innovative Creative Enterprises –spotlighting sustainable business models

·         Music City Futures– exploring how music drives cultural identity and economic growth

·         Arts and Technology– intersections of creativity, design, and digital transformation

·         Production Skills in Theatre and Events Ecosystem– enabling future-ready creative talent

·         Representation and Diversity– rethinking equity in creative spaces

·         UK–India Partnerships – building stronger bridges for exchange and co-creation

Additional highlights include Innovation Talks, an Arts Bazaar showcasing Indian creative enterprises, and sector network talks and sessions with eminent speakers from India and the UK – including Rashmi Dhanwani (Founder-Director, Art X Company & Festivals from India), Vishruti Bindal (Co-founder, Linear Festivals), Bruce Guthrie (Head of Theatre and Film, National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA)), Padmini Ray Murray (Founder and Director, Design Beku), and Kamya Ramachandran (Festival Director & Co-curator, Future Fantastic and Be Fantastic) – among others.

An online professional development programme ‘Supporting the Creative Economy’willcomplement the event, offering capacity-building resources and strengthening India-UKcreative networks.

Ahead of the event, Alison Barrett MBE, Country Director India, British Council, shared, “Creative Convergence embodies the British Council’s long-term commitment to supporting India’s creative economy and fostering meaningful partnerships between India and the UK. By uniting diverse voices from across the creative and policy landscapes, this initiative seeks to redefinehow collaboration and creativity can drive inclusive growth,innovation and lasting socio-economic impact.It is our vision thatthis dialogue will inspire new ideas, partnerships, and solutions that shape the future ofcreativity for both nations.”

As part of the British Council's wider effort to enable knowledge exchange, research, and skills development, Creative Convergence represents a milestone in the evolving India-UK cultural partnership. The Bengaluru edition marks the first chapter of this initiative, to be followed by a second edition in New Delhi in January 2026.

The event is open to audiences aged 18 and above, with free entry upon registration. For more details and registration, visit: https://www.britishcouncil.in/events/creative-convergence-innovate-include-inspire-presented-british-council.

The programme for Creative Convergence: Growth Reimagined can be accessed here: https://www.britishcouncil.in/sites/default/files/creative_convergence_programme_schedule_5-6_nov_bengaluru.pdf.

About the British Council:

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We support peace and prosperity by building connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and countries worldwide. We do this through our work in arts and culture, education and the English language. We work with people in over 200 countries and territories and are on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2024–25 we reached 599 million people.

For more details, visit https://www.britishcouncil.in/

Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025 Brings Together Laureates And Experts To Inspire Synergies Between Science, Society, And Youth


The Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025, hosted in exclusive partnership with the Tata Trusts, brought together Nobel Prize Laureates, leading scientists and thinkers, and students at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru. Centered on the theme ‘The Future We Want,’ the dialogue sparked insightful conversations – on knowledge, inclusion, sustainability and hope.

In his opening remarks, Siddharth Sharma, CEO, Tata Trusts, highlighted, “India’s greatest wealth lies not just in its natural resources, but in the power of its people and their capacity to learn. From that dream grew part of the Tata Trusts’ legacy of nurturing centres of excellence.  Our collaboration with Nobel Prize Outreach was forged through a shared belief – that knowledge must be harnessed to serve humanity. We are well on our way to being the third largest economy in the world. The future envisages justice – social, economic, and political. To achieve this, we must empower the youth and create ecosystems fuelling innovation for the people who need it most. Today, we are honoured to reaffirm this commitment and host the dialogue.”

Nobel Prize laureate David Macmillan (chemistry 2021) spoke of organocatalysis and the power of great ideas. He left the audience with an inspiring thought “We’re one catalytic reaction away from solving climate change. We have to do a better job of explaining to the world how important these types of scientific areas are — because we really are that close.” Reflecting on his time in India, Macmillan added, “This is my first time in India, it’s been mind-blowing. There’s a real sort of bubbling confidence and aspiration that you can feel coming to India. It feels like this is India’s moment — and India knows it.”

Laureate James Robinson (economic sciences, 2024) reflected on this pivotal moment for prosperity and progress, noting that societies grow by exchanging ideas in many directions across cultures. He said, "If you look at existing cultures, they don't have this aspect of the one-way street. It's a two-way street, or a multi-way street. Everyone is borrowing and learning from each other and mingling, mixing and recreating."

In her talk, urban epidemiologist Tolullah Oni explored ‘hope’. She emphasized the wisdom of young people to reimagine the future. And called for democratizing the process of knowledge-creation and giving space to the youth to voice their views on the future they want.  

Montek Singh Ahluwalia, former Deputy Chairman of India’s Planning Commission, in a panel featuring Robinson and Oni, commented on the complexity of solving the world’s multi-faceted development challenges.

Microbiologist Gagandeep Kang spoke of global health threats and breakthroughs, sharing insights from India's pioneering work in development of vaccines. The closing panel, featuring Macmillan, Kang, and biotech entrepreneur Kush Parmar, discussed how science and technology can drive well-being for both humanity and the planet. The sessions were moderated by Owen Gaffney, Chief Impact Officer at Nobel Prize Outreach, and Jayaram Chengalur, Director of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research.

Reflecting on the spirit of collaboration, Hanna Stjärne, Executive Director, Nobel Foundation, added, “It has been truly inspiring to listen to and interact with students and experts throughout the day. By reflecting on common challenges, exchanging new ideas across boundaries and learning from one another, we create a dialogue that makes a difference.”

Mirroring the spirit of the dialogue, was an art installation: Parag Art Wall. A collaborative artwork created by 200 young children from Bengaluru, the village of Koppal in Karnataka, and a slum in Mumbai. This display captured vibrant artworks of the future children imagine for themselves and their country. 

The event also celebrated India’s rich artistic heritage with a captivating performance by renowned violinist Dr. L. Subramaniam, representing the intersection of music and science, and celebrated vocalist Kavita Krishnamurti.

The Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025 continues in Mumbai on November 5, bringing together a select audience of corporate leaders and policymakers to explore the role of philanthropy, and institution-building to shape a future grounded in science and empathy. 

To access more information about the event and the media kit, please visit: https://www.tatatrusts.org/nobel-prize-dialogue-2025-india 

About Tata Trusts

Established in 1892, the Tata Trusts are India’s oldest and amongst Asia's largest philanthropic institutions. They have played a pioneering role in bringing about an enduring difference in the lives of the communities they serve, advancing equity, resilience, and shared progress. Inspired by the vision of the Founder Jamsetji Tata and guided by a legacy of proactive philanthropy, the Tata Trusts work to catalyse systemic and sustainable change across diverse areas by building institutions, strengthening public systems, and accelerating socio-economic development in a wide variety of areas- healthcare; nutrition; education; water, sanitation and hygiene; urban and rural livelihoods, amongst others. The Trusts build meaningful solutions, bridging tradition and innovation, through collaborations that nurture grassroots efforts, empower change makers, and touch lives across India. 


For more information please visit: www.tatatrusts.org

Shyam Metalics’s Ramsarup Industries To Commission Modern Blast Furnace And Linear Sinter Plant To Boost Steel Production

Ramsarup Industries Limited (RIL), part of Shyam Metalics, one of India’s leading integrated metal manufacturing companies, is set to commission a state-of-the-art Modern Blast Furnace with Stove Heating started today and after the completion of all the defined process and preliminary activities this ultra-modern facility is scheduled to commence commercial production by end of November 2025. Simultaneously, the company’s Linear Sinter Plant will also be commissioned, with commercial production starting in the third week of November 2025, as part of a Rs 369 crore investment. 

This strategic expansion is aimed at enhancing the company’s production capabilities to meet the growing demand for high-quality Alloy, Carbon, and Special Steel products through EAF, LRF, and VD processes across multiple industries.

The newly commissioned Blast Furnace has a capacity of 0.45 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), significantly increasing the plant’s production output. With a volume of 350 cubic meters, the Blast Furnace is equipped with three top-fired stoves, modern coal injection technology, and a dry gas cleaning plant, ensuring an optimized and environmentally responsible steel-making process. The facility incorporates advanced energy recovery systems, including a 2.5 MW Top Gas Pressure Recovery Turbine (TRT) and 8 MW recovery through the BFG Boiler, contributing to an additional 10% energy recovery. A specialized evaporative cooling system further reduces water and power consumption by approximately 20% compared to conventional systems.  The plant's zero process water discharge design promotes sustainability and increases process efficiency.

In addition to the Blast Furnace with Pulverized Coal Injection (PCI) and Oxygen Plant (O₂), the Linear Sinter Plant will process iron ore fines into feedstock suitable for the Blast Furnace. This addition is expected to enhance operating efficiency and reduce production costs, aligning with Ramsarup Industries Limited’s vision of operational excellence.

Mr. Brij Bhushan Agarwal, Chairman & Managing Director, Shyam Metalics & Energy Limited, said,

"The commissioning of our Modern Blast Furnace and Linear Sinter Plant is a proud milestone for Ramsarup Industries. This advanced facility not only increases our production capacity but also brings in energy-efficient and environmentally responsible technology, underlining our commitment to excellence and sustainable growth. With these upgrades, we are well-prepared to meet the growing demand for high-quality Alloy, Carbon, and Special Steel products across industries. This expansion highlights our vision of building a stronger, more competitive steel business while contributing to India’s industrial progress." 

This brownfield expansion highlights Ramsarup Industries Limited’s focus on increasing production efficiency, leveraging high top pressure (1.3 bar) and high-temperature hot blast (1250°C) technology for greater coal injection and energy savings. The initiative reinforces the company’s strategic vision of delivering superior quality steel while adopting environmentally responsible practices.

Our Foundation Of Trust Is Built On Values & Strengthened By Responsibility: Malabar Gold & Diamonds To Its 27,500 Employees


Malabar Gold & Diamonds said in an email to its 27,500 employees that the company takes immense pride in being rooted in India’s rich heritage, built upon its enduring values, and inspired every day by the nation’s vibrant traditions.

 

“Recent discussions on social media have evoked strong sentiments, which we deeply understand and respect. However, certain online narratives have circulated incomplete or misleading interpretations about the intent and context of a past marketing engagement, leading to impressions that do not reflect our true ethos or the principles that guide us,” the company said in the email to its employees.

 

This comes after certain defamatory social media posts made various claims against the company in relation to its social media campaign. The Bombay High Court granted an ad-interim relief to Malabar Gold & Diamonds and also directed the deletion of all such social posts, materials, and stories.

 

“As an Indian brand, Malabar Gold & Diamonds considers its moral duty to act with sensitivity, transparency, and respect. A third-party vendor had previously entered into an engagement on our behalf. Upon learning that the collaboration did not align with our brand’s values, we acted immediately to discontinue both the association and the vendor relationship,” the company said.

 

The company emphasized that it’s guided by principles and has always celebrated India’s story. “Malabar Gold & Diamonds’ journey have always celebrated India’s story, a story of craftsmanship, integrity, and respect for diversity. Being Indian is reflected not only in our products and presence but in our mindset and moral compass. Our decisions are guided by principles, never by prejudice, and we deeply respect the varied perspectives expressed by our stakeholders,” it said.

 

“We reaffirm our commitment to accountability, cultural sensitivity, and maintaining public trust. Malabar Gold & Diamonds will continue to communicate with clarity, act responsibly, and uphold the values that have defined our brand since its inception,” it said.


Established in 1993, Malabar Gold & Diamonds has fifteen business units and has more than 27,500 employees. Its turnover was US$7.36 billion for FY 24-25, and it is the world’s fifth-largest jewelry retailer. The company operates over 410 retail showrooms across 14 countries and has operations in more than twenty states in India.

Arvind SmartSpaces Ltd. Announce Robust Q2 & H1 FY26 Financial Results



·         Q2 FY26 Bookings Value of Rs. 432 Cr, up 147% QoQ

·         Q2 FY26 Collections stood at Rs. 236 Cr, up 23% QoQ

·         Net Operating Cash Flows increased 368% QoQ and 4% YoY to Rs. 125 Cr in Q2 FY26

·         H1 FY26 Half Yearly Bookings Value of Rs. 607 Cr

·         H1 FY26 Half Yearly Collections of Rs. 427 Cr

·         Net Debt remains negative at Rs. (32) Cr as on Sep 30, 2025

 

Arvind SmartSpaces Limited (ASL), one of India’s leading real estate development company announced its financial results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025.

 

Performance summary of H1 FY26:

•         Bookings were at Rs. 607 Cr vs. Rs. 666 Cr last year

•         Collections amounted to Rs. 427 Cr vs Rs. 497 Cr last year

•         Revenue from Operations was at Rs. 242 Cr vs. Rs. 340 Cr last year

•         Adj. EBITDA stood at Rs. 55.5 Cr vs. Rs. 91 Cr last year

•         PAT amounted to Rs. 30 Cr as against Rs. 47 Cr last year

 

Performance summary of Q2 FY26:

•         Bookings were at Rs. 432 Cr vs. Rs. 464 Cr last year. Q2 Bookings increased 147% QoQ

•         Collections amounted to Rs. 236 Cr vs Rs. 263 Cr last year. Q2 Collections improved 23% QoQ

•         Revenue from Operations was at Rs. 140 Cr vs. Rs. 266 Cr last year. Q2 Revenue grew 38% QoQ

•         Adj. EBITDA stood at Rs. 31 Cr vs. Rs. 83 Cr last year. Q2 Adj EBITDA was up 27% QoQ

•         PAT amounted to Rs. 18 Cr as against Rs. 43 Cr last year. Q2 PAT increased 51% QoQ

•         Net Debt (Interest bearing funds) at Rs. (32) Cr as on September 30, 2025 as against Net debt of Rs. (50) Cr as on June 30, 2025. Net Debt (Interest-bearing funds) to Equity ratio stood at (0.05) as on September 30, 2025 as against (0.08) as on June 30, 2025

•         Launched Arvind Everland at Mankol, Sanand towards the end of quarter. Achieved sales bookings of 954 units amounting to Rs. 400 crore during the quarter, 82% of launched inventory.

•         Recently, entered Vadodara with a ~Rs. 700 Cr horizontal township project. The project is spread over ~98 acres and signed under the joint development model (68% Revenue share).

 

Commenting on the Q2 & H1 FY26 performance, Mr. Priyansh Kapoor, CEO and Whole Time Director, Arvind SmartSpaces Ltd. said, “We have reported healthy operational performance for the first half of the year. We launched Arvind Everland, a residential plotted development in Mankol, Ahmedabad in Q2. It has witnessed an exceptional response with sales bookings of 954 units amounting to Rs. 400 crore. This success reaffirms our strong brand equity and horizontal leadership in the Gujarat market.

 

We continue to strengthen our geographic footprint across high potential micro markets of Gujarat. Recently, we have signed a new Joint Development project in Vadodara with a top-line potential of ~Rs. 700 crore. Our business development pipeline remains robust, and we are actively evaluating multiple opportunities across our core markets of Gujarat, Bangalore and MMR.

 

Our balance sheet position remains strong despite expanding operations, with net debt remaining negative at Rs. (32) crore as on Sep 30, 2025.  Cash flow generation remains robust, as operating cash flows amounted to Rs. 125 crore, a 368% QoQ and 4% YoY growth.

From a sectoral perspective, we see multiple structural drivers including low interest rates, improving affordability, government focus on housing and infrastructure, and rising disposable incomes, shaping the next phase of real estate growth in India. We believe that the current environment offers an excellent platform to build on our operational momentum and create long-term value for all stakeholders.

 

We have sharpened our organizational structure, strengthened our leadership bandwidth and reinforced a strong and scalable platform. We are confident of maintaining a healthy pace of project additions, in line with the momentum of the past couple of years. Supported by a strong balance sheet, proven execution capabilities and growing brand visibility we remain well-positioned to sustain our growth trajectory through FY26 and beyond.”


About Arvind SmartSpaces:

Built on ~120 years old legacy of the Lalbhai Group, and established in year 2008, Arvind SmartSpaces is India’s leading real estate development Company headquartered in Ahmedabad. With approximately 108 million square feet of real estate development across the country, the company is focused on delivering real estate solutions that add value to the lives of its customers and is fast emerging as a leading corporate real estate player in the country. The company has real estate developments across Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Bengaluru, MMR and Pune. Backed by the strong brand name of Arvind group and the credibility achieved through already delivered projects, the company has plans to continue the strong growth momentum and deliver value to all stakeholders. For details, visit www.arvindsmartspaces.com.

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