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TACO JV for exhaust systems
By Our Staff Correspondent
MUMBAI, APRIL 23. Tata AutoComp Systems (TACO), a technology and
engineering company in the automotive sector, and Yutaka Giken, a
leading player in automotive exhaust systems, have established a
joint venture company - Tata Yutaka AutoComp Ltd.
The JV will spearhead the development and manufacture of exhaust
systems including fabricated manifolds and catalytic converters
for two-wheeler, cars, multi-utility vehicles and commercial
vehicles. The partners also agree that the JV would continuously
explore the possibility of introducing the entire range of Yutaka
Giken products, including brake discs for two wheelers in future.
TACO, along with its global partners, offers `one-stop' solutions
including manufacturing, engineering and supply chain management
capabilities to the Indian and global automotive industry.
Mr. Takeshi Yamada, president, Yutaka Giken, said, ``Through the
joint venture with TACO, Yutaka Giken is committed to bringing in
global resources and expertise to provide exhaust systems and
associated technologies to the Indian automotive industry.''
TACO and Yutaka Giken plan to invest Rs. 5.20 crores in the
equity of Tata Yutaka AutoComp. The plant will be located at Pune
with commercial production scheduled for year 2001. Significant
areas of possible replacements of traditional exhaust systems on
passenger vehicles, buses, trucks, and two wheelers have already
been identified as opportunities for the JV.
The exhaust system in India is on its way to becoming a complex
module with an important role to play in emission control and
acoustic comfort. Expectations in these areas on the part of
automakers and users alike are forcing the pace of these changes
on exhaust system manufacturers.
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