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INDIA'S ROLE IN GLOBAL ENGINEERING IS CHANGING // This week, we celebrated the opening of our new office building in Baner, India, together with EDAG CEO Harald Keller. The location itself is not new. The significance lies in what it represents. As our teams continue to grow, the new building creates the space needed to further expand our capabilities in Vehicle Engineering and Electrics / Electronics while supporting future development. This milestone also reflects a broader trend across the industry. Engineering has become increasingly global. Complex products require diverse expertise, close collaboration across regions and the ability to scale development activities efficiently. India has become an important part of that equation, providing talent, technical expertise and a growing innovation ecosystem. For EDAG, the expanded Baner location strengthens our global engineering network and supports collaboration with both international and local customers. Looking back, India has evolved from a supporting engineering hub to a key contributor in many development programs. Looking ahead, its influence on the future of mobility and electronics development is likely to grow even further. How do you see India's role in the future of engineering and product development?