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Organizational Study report at Tata Autocomp
Organizational Study at
TATA AUTOCOMP SYSTEMS LTD
(Interiors and Plastics Division, Akurdi Plant)

Submitted by
Viraj Nilajkar

Under the Guidance of
Himesh Nair
Manager, Business Development
TATA AUTOCOMP SYSTEMS LTD (Interiors and Plastics Division)

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COMPANY PROFILE

Background & Inception of the Company

Tata Autocomp Systems Ltd (Tata Autocomp) is a TATA Group company and is promoted by Tata Industries and Tata Sons. It was incorporated on October 17, 1995 as a private limited company and was subsequently converted into a public limited company on April 25, 1996. The company manufactures a variety of components, assemblies and aggregates for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles and tractors. It caters mainly to India based OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturer). The company operates through its various subsidiaries and joint ventures. Historically, it has followed a strategy of entering into joint ventures with foreign auto-component manufacturers to secure access to their technology and product portfolio. It has long-standing joint ventures with international majors such as Johnson Controls Holding Company Inc (USA), Toyo Radiators Corporation Ltd, etc. Each of its subsidiaries and joint ventures caters to particular product areas. The company’s pan-India manufacturing facilities are located in proximity to its OEM customers. While Tata Motors is its biggest customer, it also caters to OEMs such as Fiat India, Ford India, Mahindra & Mahindra, Ashok Leyland, Toyota, General Motors, etc.

This case is carried out with respect to the Interiors and Plastics Division at Akurdi in Pune.

Nature of the Business Carried

It mainly involves the Development, Designing, Prototyping and Manufacturing of the Interior and Exterior Plastic Products for various types of Automobiles.

Interiors and Plastics Division
Started in Jan, 1998
100% owned by Tata AutoComp Systems Limited
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