India - Technical collaboration in automobile products

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Indian market leader looking for technical collaboration with UK companies.

Details

Opportunity closing date
01 July 2024
Opportunity publication date
29 April 2024
Opportunity type
Private Sector
Industry
Automotive
Enquiries received
0
Value of contract
£5m-50m
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Description

India is the world's third-largest automobile market producing a total 25 million vehicles including passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, 3 wheelers, 2 wheelers, and quadricycles.

The Indian automotive industry is expected to reach £250 billion, where the auto components industry is expected to grow to £160 billion and the automotive aftermarket segment is expected to reach £25 billion by 2026 as per the government (IBEF).

This Indian company is recognised as India’s largest cable-maker and world's largest in the 2-wheeler cable market. It is a dominant player in the throttle control segment. 

They're open for any technical collaboration and R&D partnerships with UK companies with new technologies dealing in:

  • gear box
  • braking system
  • throttle controls
  • linear actuation
  • display cluster
  • telematics
  • gear shifter systems
  • control cables
  • lighting systems
  • friction products
  • USB charging modules

Their main focus is in control cables, throttle controls, braking and actuators.

The company wants to speak only to UK-based manufacturers, research institutions and patent holders. They will not engage with any third party intermediaries or consultants.

Opportunity closing date
01 July 2024
Value of contract
£5m-50m
The buyer is happy to talk to
manufacturers

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