Amidst stiff tariffs imposed by the US, Indian component manufacturers can tend to benefit from their cost structures and foray into newer overseas markets by leveraging govenrment's push for more FTAs, says industry doyen Nirmal K Minda.
18 Sep 2025 | 6280 Views | By Mayank Dhingra
At the 65th ACMA Annual Convention held in New Delhi on September 12, the automotive industry congregated to discuss the way forward amidst a slew of challenges and reforms.
In this interview, industry doyen Nirmal K Minda, Executive Chairman, Uno Minda shares his perspective on the growing opportunity for Indian component suppliers amidst stiff tariffs imposed by the US, and government's push for FTAs that will unlock more export opportunities for Indian component makers.
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