LTTS CEO: E&RD growth to come from US, Germany and Japan, says LTTS CEO
ETtech.com - 2024-05-17T00:30:00.000Z

The growth in engineering, research and development (E&RD) services, a mainstay of L&T Technology Services, will primarily happen in the US, Germany, Japan and West Asia over the next few years, said the company’s chief executive Amit Chadha.“Europe, for us, will grow in double digits this year. For the next year as well, we are forecasting a double-digit growth. The composition of the growth will, however, change. A lot of AI (artificial intelligence) projects are going on; cybersecurity and...

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