HORIBA India Private Ltd has acquired 100% ownership of Pristine Deeptech Private Ltd, a company that develops lab-grown diamond technology used in semiconductor and quantum research. With this deal, Pristine Deeptech becomes a fully owned subsidiary of HORIBA.
This acquisition helps HORIBA strengthen its knowledge in diamond technology, establish a research and development hub in India, and expand its work in advanced testing, measurement, and analytical solutions.
Hideyuki Koishi, Director and General Manager (Group Strategy Division), HORIBA Ltd, and Chairman, HORIBA India, said, “We are delighted to partner with Pristine Deeptech Private Ltd to establish our R&D facility in India. The strategic partnership represents a big step towards strengthening our capabilities in advanced materials and semiconductors. With this we will be focusing on innovation and strengthening our R&D capabilities in the market. The partnership reinforces our commitment to the Indian market and focuses on delivering solutions that contribute meaningfully to technological progress and society.”
Dr Rajeev Gautam, President, HORIBA India Private Ltd, said, “Aligned with India’s vision of Atmanirbhar bharat/Make in India, our partnership with Pristine Deeptech is a strategic step to strengthen HORIBA’s R&D capabilities focused on analytical and measurement solutions for advanced materials for the region and beyond. With this, we are reinforcing our long-term vision and reaffirming our commitment to innovation, localisation and talent development in the market. India’s development in advanced deep technology and materials science aligns seamlessly with HORIBA’s global vision of delivering high-precision solutions that enable scientific and industrial progress. This marks a new phase in our global innovation journey of developing technologies that will shape future markets worldwide.”
Gujarat-based Pristine Deeptech works in diamond research and vacuum technologies. By joining hands with HORIBA, its expertise will combine with HORIBA’s advanced testing and measurement technologies, helping to strengthen work across the entire semiconductor value chain.
HORIBA India operates in three main areas: Energy and Environment, Bio and Healthcare, and Materials and Semiconductors. These businesses focus on providing advanced solutions for research, testing, and analysis.
At a global level, the HORIBA Group is a market leader, holding around 80% share in emission measurement systems and about 60% share in mass flow controllers, which are some of its most important products.
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