Sasken Tech wins multi-year deal to develop next-gen telematics control units (TCUs)

Sasken Technologies has secured a multi-year engineering engagement with the software company of a leading European automotive group to support the development of next-generation telematics control units (TCUs) for global vehicle platforms.

Under the programme, Sasken will provide software development, systems integration, hardware engineering and validation services to support the development and commercialisation of advanced telematics solutions.

The engagement will involve collaboration between Sasken and the customer's engineering teams across hardware design, software development, integration and validation. The programme aims to deliver production-grade telematics solutions that meet the performance, quality and reliability requirements of global automotive platforms.

The company said the engagement strengthens its position in connected mobility and software-defined vehicle technologies. The programme will leverage Sasken's expertise in cellular technologies, modem platforms, embedded software, hardware engineering, system validation and connected mobility solutions.

Tero Pernu, Head of Business, Finland & EU, Sasken Technologies, said: ?This engagement, demonstrates the customer?s confidence in Sasken?s ability to support complex automotive connectivity programmes spanning hardware, software and validation domains. Modern telematics platforms are becoming increasingly central to the connected vehicle experience, requiring deep expertise across multiple technology layers. By combining our automotive engineering capabilities with advanced connectivity and product development expertise, we will help accelerate the delivery of next-generation telematics solutions to global markets. We look forward to building a long-term strategic collaboration and creating measurable value throughout the programme lifecycle.?

Sasken Technologies is a specialist in product engineering and digital transformation providing concept-to-market, chip-to-cognition R&D services to global leaders in semiconductor, automotive, industrials, consumer electronics, enterprise devices, SatCom, telecom, and transportation industries.

The company?s consolidated net profit jumped 151.49% to Rs 24.52 crore on 25.62% increase in net sales to Rs 320.95 crore in Q2 FY27 over Q2 FY26.

The stock fell 4.03% to close at Rs 1,683.55 on the BSE

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