10 months ago
Nova Control Plans Global Expansion With Kavach 4.0
Nova Control, a company that works with trains, is teaming up with Tata Elxsi to make a new safety system called Kavach 4.0.
Kavach helps stop trains from crashing.
They plan to sell this system in different countries, like those in Southeast Asia, Europe, the US, and Africa, to make train travel safer.
This is happening because many railways around the world need updated safety systems.
Nova Control is starting with Indian Railways and then expanding its reach, focusing on areas with growing economies and new train projects.
Nova Control is expanding internationally, targeting Southeast Asia, Europe, US, and Africa.
The company is collaborating with Tata Elxsi on Kavach 4.0, an automatic train protection system.
Kavach is designed to prevent train collisions.
Tata Elxsi will co-develop the technology, and Nova Control will handle certification and integration.
The global market for railway modernization is substantial, offering significant opportunities.
- Who
- Nova Control Technologix and Tata Elxsi
- What
- Partnering to expand Kavach 4.0, an automatic train protection system, globally.
- Where
- Southeast Asia, Europe, US, Africa
- When
- October 2025
- Why
- To modernize railway networks and improve safety.
Key facts
- Company
- Nova Control Technologix (e2E Rail Ltd subsidiary)
- Partnership
- Tata Elxsi
- Product
- Kavach 4.0 (Automatic train protection system)
- Expansion Targets
- Southeast Asia, Europe, US, Africa
- Focus Areas
- High-growth regions, Greenfield rail projects
Quotes
Manoj Raghvan
CEO & MD, Tata Elxsi
“Co-development, co-investment, everything is equally participated between these two companies.”
thehindubusinessline.com
Sourajit Mukherjee
Director and CEO, Nova Control Tecnologix
“When it comes to coverage, we see a lot of potential and need for Indian Railways to get such solutions accessible.”
thehindubusinessline.com
Sources
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