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Bosch Limited inaugurates its sixth manufacturing plant

| | Jan 23, 2015, at 05:03 am
Bangalore, Jan 22 (IBNS) : Bosch, a supplier of technology and services inaugurated its sixth manufacturing unit in India at State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu (SIPCOT) in the state's Gangaikondan on Thursday.

Built with an investment of around 500 million INR (6.2 million euro) and spread across 6,500 square meters of built up area, this new facility of Bosch Limited in India will facilitate the company’s Gasoline Systems business to further localize manufacturing and increase cost-competitiveness.

“It is important for our Gasoline Systems business division to have a strong manufacturing foot-print in an important and growing market like India. The extended local production capabilities in this new state-of-the art location will help Gasoline Systems to further grow its market share with a competitive product portfolio,” said Steffen Berns, managing director of Bosch Limited on the inauguration of the plant.

The plant was officially inaugurated by Stefan Kampmann, executive vice president, Gasoline Systems, Franz Hauber, executive vice president, Manufacturing and Quality, Bosch Limited and Sandeep N, regional president Gasoline Systems, Bosch Limited.

“The new plant is an important part of Bosch’s strategy to enter the competitive two-wheeler market in India with Electronic Fuel Injection systems,” added Sandeep N.

The facility will produce power train sensors, fuel delivery modules and air management components for automotive and two-wheeler systems.
 

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