Umiya Buildcon Limited has changed its company name toc Ltd, bringing its corporate identity back in line with the MRO-TEK brand that has been associated with India’s telecom and networking industry for decades. The company said the name change reflects its long-standing technology heritage and its plans to strengthen its position as an Indian telecom and networking original equipment manufacturer (OEM). The company will continue to focus on telecom and networking products for enterprises, telecom operators and critical infrastructure.
MRO-TEK has been associated with India’s networking sector since 1984. The company said the return to the MRO-TEK identity will improve brand recognition while supporting its next phase of growth in digital infrastructure and enterprise networking. Aniruddha Mehta, Chairman and Managing Director, MRO-TEK Networks Ltd, said the MRO-TEK name represents the company’s technology heritage and the trust it has built over the years. “Returning to this identity is a strategic step that reflects our roots and increased investments into R&D expansion while positioning us for the next phase of growth,” Mr Mehta said.
The company plans to strengthen its research and development capabilities and expand its portfolio of indigenous products. Its focus will include telecom networks, enterprise connectivity and critical infrastructure as India continues to invest in digital infrastructure, data centres and secure communications.
Group Captain CS Krishnadas (Retd), CEO, MRO-TEK Networks Ltd said the renewed identity brings the company’s brand in line with its focus on indigenous product development and R&D. He said the company will continue to develop products for the changing needs of enterprises and critical infrastructure while focusing on innovation, operational efficiency and sustainable growth.
MRO-TEK Networks designs and manufactures telecom and networking products and solutions. Its portfolio includes routers, switches, optical networking solutions, managed network services and other communication technologies. The company also operates as a system integrator and serves enterprises, telecom operators, government organisations and mission-critical sectors. Its capabilities cover indigenous R&D, product development and manufacturing across data communication and networking technologies.
MRO-TEK is an approved Department of Telecommunications (DoT) Trusted Source OEM. The company said this status supports its focus on developing Made-in-India technologies for strategic connectivity requirements. The name change will be reflected progressively across the company’s corporate communications, digital platforms and stakeholder engagement activities. The company said the transition will not affect its existing operations, customer relationships, partnerships or business commitments.
