Arema Technology

Agra, in Uttar Pradesh, is the base of Arema Technologies, a company that mixes software work with hardware engineering, which is unusual for an IT services firm. It is registered as a vendor on the Government e-Marketplace, so it can supply IT solutions and hardware to Indian government departments and public sector undertakings as well as to private businesses.

Software and mobile work

On the software side the company builds custom websites, landing pages, portals and e-commerce stores using modern frameworks such as React, Next.js and WordPress. It develops mobile apps for Android and iOS, both cross-platform and native, in Flutter, React Native, Kotlin and Swift. It also writes CRM and ERP systems that automate workflows and manage leads, inventory and billing, plus APIs, dashboards, automation tools and SaaS platforms in Python, Node.js and Laravel.

IT infrastructure

For organisations that need equipment and networks rather than code, Arema Technologies supplies networking, servers, workstations, software licensing and support under annual maintenance contracts. This is the part of the business tied most closely to its government supply registration.

Research, circuit boards and 3D printing

The hardware side is the distinctive one. A research and development team works on embedded systems, IoT, automation and sensor-based solutions, using platforms such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi, and builds prototypes. A PCB laboratory covers circuit board design, fabrication and assembly, including surface-mount work, and a 3D printing service makes prototypes, industrial parts and electronics components.

Branding and marketing

Design and marketing services round out the offer: logos and identity, UI and UX design in Figma, search engine optimisation, Google Ads, social media campaigns and content strategy.

Size and approach

The company says it has more than 50 engineers, designers and specialists in Agra and more than 500 clients across India. It began with web and software work for local businesses, then added IT infrastructure and hardware supply, and later its research and PCB laboratory. Its stated mission is to give businesses and government bodies affordable, scalable technology, and it describes its project process as structured and client-controlled from first call to delivery, with agile sprints.