Sundram Fasteners kicks off production at new Rs 100 crore plant at Sri City
Sundram Fasteners says the new facility has commenced commercial production and made the first shipment to Germany on January 27.
Sundram Fasteners, part of the 21-company TVS Group of Companies and one of India's largest automotive component suppliers, has commenced operations at its new SEZ unit at Sri City, Andhra Pradesh. The new facility has been set up with an initial investment of Rs 100 crore.
The unit will manufacture and export high precision engineering components to a leading European manufacturer for onward supply to its global marquee OEM customers for their existing as well as new programs.
Sundram Fasteners says the new facility has commenced commercial production and made the first shipment to Germany on January 27. Set up in 1966, Sundram Fasteners has grown into a global leader manufacturing critical, high-precision components for the automotive, aviation and windmill sectors. Its expansive product portfolio encompasses fasteners, powertrain components, sintered metal products, iron powder, cold extruded parts, radiator caps, water and fuel pumps, and wind energy components.
According to the company the new facility will provide further impetus to exports thrust through addition of products to its portfolio as well as diversifying its export customer base.
Sundram Fasteners' Suresh Krishna conferred CII's 'Quality Ratna' award
Magnificent 17: All Sundram Fasteners plants bag Deming Prize
RELATED ARTICLES
JSW MG Motor launches Comet EV Blackstorm edition
The key highlights of the Comet EV Blackstorm, which is now the top-end variant, are its ‘Starry Black’ exterior along w...
Maruti Suzuki begins production at new Kharkhoda plant
Phase 1 of the Kharkhoda plant will have an annual production capacity of 250,000 units and produce the Brezza compact S...
Eurogrip aims for price parity with ICE in low rolling resistance tyres
With its two-pronged approach that focuses on optimising energy consumption in the manufacturing process of low rolling ...