Cyient Limited has strengthened its Middle East presence with a dedicated regional expansion aimed at advancing intelligent engineering solutions across Energy, Utilities, Transportation and Connectivity sectors. The company announced the development through a press release dated December 11, 2025.
As part of this strategic move, Cyient has acquired Abu Dhabi & Gulf Computer Est. (ADGCE), a technology consulting and digital services company serving the Energy sector in the UAE. The acquisition enhances Cyient’s ability to deliver digital transformation programs, IoT-enabled solutions, data-driven asset management and field engineering services tailored to the region’s energy-transition priorities.
The company said its expanded Middle East operations will support fast-growing regional mandates tied to smart city development, digitalization, sustainability initiatives and national transformation programs such as Saudi Vision 2030 and UAE Vision 2031. Cyient aims to collaborate closely with governments, utilities, transport operators, telecom providers and private enterprises seeking next-generation engineering and modernization solutions.
“Cyient’s expansion in the Middle East is a reflection of our commitment to being a strategic digital and engineering transformation partner for the region,” said Sukamal Banerjee, Executive Director & CEO of Cyient. He added that the ADGCE acquisition strengthens the company’s ability to deliver localized, future-oriented solutions supported by talent, technology and strategic partnerships.
Rajendra Velagapudi, Managing Director & CEO of Cyient DLM, noted that Cyient DLM will bring its expertise in low-to-medium volume, high-complexity, mission-critical electronic products—spanning aerospace, defence, industrial, medical and automotive sectors—to Middle Eastern customers as part of the expansion.
PNSV Narasimham, President & Head of Corporate Function, highlighted the company’s semiconductor capabilities, including complex chip design, silicon prototyping and product enablement, which support sectors ranging from automotive and utilities to communications.
With the Middle East expected to invest over USD 200 billion in the energy sector, Cyient sees significant opportunities across utilities modernization, smart transportation, advanced manufacturing and public-sector digitalization. The company said it will continue investing in localized capabilities to meet evolving regulatory and customer requirements.
Founded in 1991, Cyient serves more than 300 global customers, including 30% of the world’s top 100 innovators, with solutions spanning products, plants and networks.
