ABB India Sees Automation Boosting Jobs for Low-Skilled Workers
ABB India’s CEO Sanjeev Sharma stated that automation has increased the company’s workforce in India, including hiring and training low-skilled workers. The company plans to invest $75 million (₹708 crore) in 2026-27 to expand organically, focusing on Tier-II and Tier-III cities. Managing director-designate T.K. Sridhar will assume leadership in January 2027. ABB’s innovation center in Bengaluru hosts over 1,000 experts from 37 countries.
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