Sona BLW Precision shares surge over 4% as firm signs MoU with NEURA Robotics

Under the MoU, the companies plan to jointly develop advanced technologies, components, and subassemblies, as well as the industrialisation of robots and humanoids in the Indian and other mutually agreed-upon markets.

“With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, advanced perception, and control technologies, as well as rapidly decreasing computing costs, the world is entering a new era of intelligent automation. This technological leap is fuelling unprecedented growth in both industrial robotics and humanoid robots, transforming manufacturing and logistics industries globally,” Sona BLW said in a regulatory filing.

Founded in 2019 by David Reger, NEURA Robotics was created to bridge critical innovation gaps and usher in the era of cognitive robotics. Based in Metzingen, the award-winning company follows a unified "one-device" philosophy across its entire product portfolio — spanning from industrial to household robots.

NEURA’s cognitive robots can see, hear, and sense touch, enabling them to operate fully autonomously and learn from experience. The company is now poised to launch the world’s first all-purpose humanoid robot.

Commenting on the strategic development, Mr Vivek Vikram Singh, MD & Group CEO of Sona Comstar, said, “We are excited to partner with NEURA Robotics to drive the next wave of innovation in industrial and humanoid robotics. This collaboration aligns with our vision to expand beyond the automotive domain into a broader mobility space, supporting the future of intelligent manufacturing and service industries. By combining Sona Comstar’s engineering and manufacturing expertise with NEURA’s pioneering cognitive robotics technologies, we are well-positioned to deliver world-class solutions for the global market.”

Sona Comstar is a global leader in the mobility sector, with a strong focus on electric, personal, intelligent, and connected (EPIC) technologies. The company has established proven expertise in electric powertrains, including motors, inverters, and gearboxes.

The official announcement strengthens the partnership between Sona Comstar and NEURA Robotics, marking a significant step toward delivering advanced automation solutions across industries and developing products that are truly ‘Made in India’, the company said in a statement.

Following this, shares of Sona BLW gained momentum. At 10:53 AM, shares of the firm were trading at ₹440.30 apiece, surging 2.53%.

In the last five trading sessions, the stock has climbed 5.3%. However, since the beginning of the year, Sona BLW shares have tumbled over 25%. The company’s market capitalisation stands at ₹27,402.35 crore.