Cyient receives Premier Award from Raytheon Technologies for Exemplary Performance in 2022

Cyient, a global Engineering and Technology solutions company, today announced that it has been honored with a Premier Award from its customer Raytheon Technologies for the second consecutive year. This award recognizes Cyient's outstanding performance in 2022 and its overall excellence in Cost Competitiveness, Technology & Innovation. The Premier Award is an annual recognition platform under the Raytheon Technologies Performance+ Program to recognize suppliers with superior performance and that have provided exceptional value to Raytheon Technologies.

This award highlights Cyient's commitment to cost efficiency, technological advancements, and the highest standards of business management. It acknowledges Cyient's ability to collaborate effectively and provide exceptional customer service, further solidifying its position as a trusted and reliable partner. Cyient offered 30+ million hours of engineering support over the course of 20+ years of engagement in areas like mechanical, avionics, manufacturing engineering, aftermarket, and digital.

"We are delighted to receive the Premier Award from Raytheon Technologies," said Karthik Natarajan, Executive Director & CEO, Cyient. "This recognition reflects our relentless pursuit of excellence and dedication to delivering innovative solutions to our customers. We are grateful for our 20 years of partnership with Raytheon Technologies, and remain committed to exceeding expectations and driving value for them. Our continued innovation and technology investments will strengthen the partnership even further."

Shares of Cyient Limited was last trading in BSE at Rs. 1456.15 as compared to the previous close of Rs. 1440.75. The total number of shares traded during the day was 32912 in over 3620 trades.

The stock hit an intraday high of Rs. 1491.05 and intraday low of 1446.30. The net turnover during the day was Rs. 48377815.00.

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