Axiscades launching new U.S. operations in Greenville County

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An India-based company that provides engineering, technology, manufacturing and digital service has set up U.S. operations in Greenville County.

Axiscades, which describes itself as an “end-to-end engineering solutions and product company,” opened an office June 1 where it expects to create 15 jobs by the end of next year, according to a news release.

Located at 33 Market Point Drive in Greenville, Axiscades’ new operations will provide expertise catering to the digital, smart manufacturing and engineering needs of midsized and large enterprises, the news release said.

Upstate SC Alliance CEO John Lummus described Axiscades as “a company that unites engineering and technology to create forward-looking career opportunities while providing services that can enhance operations at the region’s existing manufacturing base.”

Axiscades participated in the state’s Landing Pad program, which aims to assist established companies looking to enter U.S. or S.C. markets for the first time, the release said. A collaborative effort among the S.C. Commerce team and the state’s regional economic development alliances, the program helps companies with issues and services, including regulation, taxation and translation.

“The rising use of digital technology is leading to a significant change in manufacturing, product creation and aftermarket mechanism,” Axiscades Inc. CEO Ajay Sarin said in the news release. “While these trends are reshaping the industry, we at Axiscades have envisioned our way forward to create more opportunities. I believe this is an exciting time to set up our office in South Carolina.”

Founded in 1990, Axiscades provides services to the aerospace, defense, heavy engineering, automotive, energy and medical equipment sectors. 

“Axiscades was attracted to Upstate South Carolina due to the great opportunities in our growing aerospace, engineering, automotive and medical equipment fields,” Greenville County Council Chairman and Greenville Area Development Corp. board member Butch Kirven said in the news release. “As a globally respected business focused on technology solutions and customer service, we welcome them to Greenville County.”