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Autocomp Sector Sees M&A Spike as Tech Transformation Gains Pace

The Indian automotive components sector is seeing a flurry of M&A activity as major players seek to plug gaps in their portfolios amid the challenges and opportunities opened up by technological shifts.

Shahkar AbidiBy Shahkar Abidi calendar 06 Mar 2025 Views icon4104 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Autocomp Sector Sees M&A Spike as Tech Transformation Gains Pace

India’s automotive component industry is undergoing a transformation, driven by an unprecedented wave of mergers, acquisitions and private equity (PE) investments. From legacy players consolidating their market positions to global investors betting big on the sector’s long-term growth, the industry is seeing a flurry of strategic deals aiming to enhance competitiveness, expand capabilities, meet regulatory requirements and cater to the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and other alternate fuel solutions. 

The development comes in the wake of rapid technological changes such as electrification, the emergence of SDVs and connected vehicle technologies. To stay relevant, the major players are entering ...

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