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Tata AutoComp Inaugurates Two New Manufacturing Plants in Sanand, Gujarat.

Tata AutoComp Inaugurates Two New Manufacturing Plants in Sanand, Gujarat

Tata AutoComp Inaugurates Two New Manufacturing Plants in Sanand, Gujarat

Tata AutoComp Systems officially inaugurated two state-of-the-art manufacturing plants in Sanand, Gujarat. This dual expansion brings the company’s total manufacturing footprint in the Sanand hub to eight units, solidifying the region’s status as a critical nerve center for India’s automotive supply chain.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by top leadership, including Arvind Goel (Vice-Chairman, Tata AutoComp), Manoj Kolhatkar (MD & CEO, Tata AutoComp), and Sudhir Chikhle (Chief Purchasing Officer, Tata Motors PV & EV).


The Two New Facilities

These plants are operated by specialized business units aimed at comfort and thermal efficiency:

  1. TM Automotive Seating Systems Private Ltd: * A joint venture with Magna International.
    • Focuses on advanced, lightweight, and modular seating solutions for passenger and commercial vehicles.
    • Features JIT (Just-in-Time) assembly lines to minimize lead times for nearby OEMs.
  2. TACO Air International Thermal Systems Private Ltd:
    • A joint venture with Air International Thermal Systems.
    • Specialized in high-performance HVAC systems and Battery Thermal Management Systems (BTMS).
    • These components are crucial for the next generation of Electric Vehicles (EVs) to ensure battery safety and range efficiency.

Strategic Rationale: The “Sanand Advantage”

Sanand has evolved into a long-term manufacturing hub that offers proximity to major customers like Tata Motors (whose major EV and PV production happens nearby).


Tata AutoComp’s Global Context (2026)

The company continues to be a Tier-1 powerhouse with a massive global reach:

“These facilities mark a significant milestone… Sanand provides proximity to key customers and a strong vendor ecosystem, enabling deeper localization and a more resilient supply chain.” — Arvind Goel, Vice-Chairman, Tata AutoComp Systems.


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