In its latest performance report, the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) has said that the industry registered a growth of 32.8 per cent over the previous year. It also showed that sales to domestic OEMs and exports are on the rise, despite the threat of a recession in the US and the Russia-Ukraine war.

In this episode of the State of the Economy podcast, S Ronendra Singh talks to Sunjay Kapur, ACMA President and the Chairman at Sona Comstar, about the shifting market dynamics, the electrification push, and global diversification. 

In the podcast, they discuss how foreign OEMs’ ‘China Plus One’ strategy is helping Indian auto component manufacturers increase their exports. They also discuss how the segment is adapting to provide components for electric vehicles. Sunjay Kapur noted that a significant portion of ACMA’s executive committee members are prepared to supply components for EVs.

He reiterated the industry’s commitment to job creation, stating that as capacity expands, more job opportunities will arise, supported by collaborations in skilling and training initiatives.

(Host: S Ronendra Singh, Producer: V Nivedita)

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