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‘Next Five Years Belong To India’ : ZF Group India President Akash Passey

ZF Group's India region President Akash Passey believes India stands at the cusp of major growth, as long as the country remains conflict-free and geopolitically unencumbered.

Yukta Mudgal & Mayank DhingraBy Yukta Mudgal & Mayank Dhingra calendar 13 Mar 2025 Views icon10394 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
‘Next Five Years Belong To India’ : ZF Group India President Akash Passey

Amid evolving market trends such as electrification, tier-1 auto component supplier ZF Group is looking to ride the India growth story by following a strategy of greater localisation. The group's India region president Akash Passey believes the next 5-7 years belong to India, and the company – with its safety solutions, electronics, and mobility systems – can play a key role in realising this potential.

With six decades of operations in India, the German auto component manufacturer has been delivering technology solutions and services to major OEMs in India. The company operates 18 manufacturing facilities, 10 technical centres, and ...

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