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Marquardt CEO Expects India Turnover to Grow to 400 Million Euros by 2030

The mechatronics specialist expects business to grow manifold on the expectation of strong demand across auto segments, and partnerships with original equipment manufacturers.

Darshan NakhwaBy Darshan Nakhwa calendar 06 Mar 2025 Views icon5309 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Marquardt CEO Expects India Turnover to Grow to 400 Million Euros by 2030

Auto, home and industrial solutions provider Marquardt Group expects its annual turnover from India business to grow 10 times by 2030, from the current level of 40 million euros per annum, its Chief Executive Officer, Björn Twiehaus said today. The company expects to deliver a manifold increase in business on the expectation of strong demand across auto segments, and advancement of partnership with original equipment manufacturers.

"The Indian market is growing, and we are prepared. We can offer solutions across automotive segments…We also plan to build on our current partnerships, and explore tie-ups with reliable players," Twiehaus told Autocar ...

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