ARAPL's subsidiary Humro secures major US order for autonomous robots
ARAPL's subsidiary, Humro, secures a ₹4.13 crore order from a leading US logistics company for six autonomous mobile robots on a two-year lease, marking its entry into the US market.
Securing a major order in the US market has a positive impact. The potential for further deployment opportunities suggests substantial future growth.
The announcement highlights a significant new order for the company's subsidiary, indicating business growth and expansion into a new market.
* ARAPL's subsidiary, ARAPL RaaS (Humro), has received an order from a US-based logistics and warehouse management company for autonomous mobile robots. * Humro will supply six new mobile robots on a two-year lease for ₹4.13 crore. * This order marks Humro's entry into the US market and is expected to strengthen the company's presence in the North American logistics automation sector. * Humro currently has four approved “Make in India” mobile robotics products and aims to accelerate its expansion in the US. * ARAPL has announced a proposed investment of USD 8 –10 million (₹66.4 - ₹83 crore) in Humro, including USD 3 million (₹24.9 crore) infused by Mr Milind Padolee as an interest-free loan with an option for conversion into equity.
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