Mahindra Invests Rs. 12 Crore In Vehicle Performance Monitoring Start-up

- Mahindra holds 15.60 per cent stake in Carnot Technologies PVT LTD.
- It provides products and services related to internet connected devices.
- It is engaged in vehicle and equipment performance monitoring.
Mahindra has invested Rs. 12 crore in Carnot Technologies Private Limited increasing its stake to 15.60 per cent of the equity share capital (or 48.05 per cent of the share capital on a fully diluted basis). Carnot Technologies is an Indian start-up which provides products and services related to internet connected devices for monitoring performance of vehicles and equipment. The company witnessed a turnover of Rs. 17.3 crores in FY 2020.
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Carnot will also provide services for farm equipment.
Carnot is expected to support the company's strategy by developing information technology solutions for its products, customers and businesses. Carnot was incorporated in August 2015 and is engaged in the business of research, development, manufacturing and retail of products and providing services in the field of information technology and technology enabled applications in different fields, including vehicles and farm equipment. Therefore, the company can assist Mahindra with the data related to its farm equipment along with automobiles.
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Mahindra holds 15.60 per cent stake in Carnot Technologies PVT LTD.
In terms of revenue, Carnot has been on the growth trajectory. In FY 2018 the company recorded a revenue of Rs. 2.4 crore and it went up to Rs. 3.3 crore in FY 2019. As already mentioned, in FY 2020 it got a major fillip taking the revenue to Rs. 17.3 crore. Mahindra has already paid Rs. 3 crore in primary infusion and will be paying the balance amount of Rs, 9 crore in secondary infusion by September 30, 2020, thereby completing the acquisition of the said stake.
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