INDIA: JBM Cadmium acquires Tesco Go engineering services
Author: Satnam Singh | 4 January 2012
JBM Cadmium, part of JBM Group, has acquired Tesco Go, which provides product development engineering services to the auto, railway and aerospace sectors.
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