Automobile industry in India

The “Make in India” campaign launched recently by the Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi is aimed at making India a manufacturing hub and thereby bringing about economic transformation in the country. One of the major objectives of the vision is to make the manufacturing sector contribute to about 22% of the GDP by 2022, going up from the dismal 12.89% in 2013. Going by the 2013 Deloitte Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index, China is ranked 1, while India is ranked fourth having…

(as in August 2014) Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. 47% Hyundai Motor India Ltd. 16% Honda Cars India Ltd. 8% Tata Motors Ltd. 5% Mahindra & Mahindra 6% Maruti Suzuki: Maruti Suzuki India Limited has been highly successful in rural areas and smaller towns in India because of its excellent distribution and service network. It is mainly known for its small car segment with popular model being Swift, Dzire, Alto, Zen and Ritz. It is the largest automobile manufacturer in India. Hyundai: It is the largest…

Auto Industry The American auto industry, starting back in 1896 when Henry Ford built the first car, has faced a range of challenges and changes. That changing industry landscape has increased exponentially in complexity over the last fifty years. There are multiple competing domestic and global variables including political, economic, technological and, global competition. Those factors provide a challenging industry but also provide unique opportunities for the American auto industry.…

7. Reliance Industries Limited Reliance Group which was founded by Dhirubhai H. Ambani (1932-2002), is one of the largest private sector enterprise in India. Reliance Industries Limited is a conglomerate with its headquarter in Mumbai. RIL has businesses across India with presence in textiles, petrochemicals, natural resources, refining. By market capitalization RIL is the largest publicly traded company in India while when evaluated by revenue it is in second position after Indian Oil…

Automobile Industry is one of the biggest worldwide ventures in the Indian Market. Two wheelers is a standout amongst the most essential segments of the automobile sector. Fundamentally, the job of the strategist is to comprehend and adapt with competition. As different from one another as industries might show on the surface, the underlying drivers of profitability are the same. The worldwide auto industry seems to have nothing in same with the overall market for art masterpieces or the…

Honda Motor Co., Ltd. is a Japanese public multinational corporation primarily known as a manufacturer of automobiles, aircraft, motorcycles, and power equipment. The channel of distribution first starts in the production area, then moves to wholesale distributors and then a retail distributor. A channel of distribution is the way in which the goods are passed from the manufacturer to the consumer meaning the goods that are made in the manufacture are directly delivered to the consumer and using…

the cities located in China are the targets for immense amounts of pollution, and while there were tasks attained to clear it up, there were no long-term effects. India has found it difficult to clean up their air pollution because they are afraid that it will slow down their economic growth. Environmental issues in the countries of India and China have made a significant role in the Southern and Eastern Asia region by comparing with each other, as well as differentiated from each other, having…

a firm’s ability to produce goods or services at a lower opportunity cost than other firms. For example, if the U.S. produces automobiles and corn, it can only produce so many automobiles and so much corn. However, if the U.S. only makes automobiles and imports its corn from China, it can produce more automobiles for the same cost as it would have for both automobiles and corn (The Ins and Outs of Global Trade). When countries…

Bapuji and Virbaiji Saklatwala. He worked closely with Dorabji Tata. Being a cricket player, he was the first chairman of the Cricket Club of India. He died suddenly in the year 1938 due to heart attack. JEHANGIR RATANJI DADABHOY TATA. After Sir, Nawroji Saklatwala's death, JRD Tata was the next chairperson of the Tata Group. JRD was a french born India. He led the Tata Group for 53 years. He married a French and later after marriage changed her name to Sooni. In 1925, JRD joined Tata Group…

the Organizational behaviour in Maruti ltd., and how it was different from other public sector companies by importing Japanese work culture. The first part of the book briefs about the penchant of Sanjay Gandhi towards the field of automobiles and him being automobiles savvy, his inclination towards setting up a manufacturing plant for producing his dream small car after returning back from Rolls-Royce. But to his at most dismay, it so happened that he left for his permanent abode on June 23…