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Mr Satish Sharma & Mr Gaganjot Singh elected as ATMA Chairman & Vice Chairman respectively
Mr Satish Sharma, President (Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa) & Wholetime Director, Apollo Tyres Ltd has been elected as the new Chairman of Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA) the national industry body for the automotive tyre sector in India. Mr Gaganjot Singh, President – Michelin Africa, India and Middle East (AIM) Region takes over as Vice Chairman of ATMA.
New norms require closer collaboration between Tyre & Raw Material Industries: ATMA
Tyre Industry’s flagship event, ATMA Partners Summit 2021 (Second Series) emphasized on meeting futuristic mobility challenges through sharper focus on sustainability in the entire tyre industry value chain.
SIAM-ATMA Conference on Tyre Care & Road Safety
Under the tri-series on “Road Safety Advocacy’’, Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association/Indian Tyre Technical Advisory Committee (ATMA/ITTAC) along with Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) organized the first edition on ‘Tyre Care and Road Safety’
ATMA Partners Summit 2021 brings Tyre & Synthetic Rubber Industry Together
There is immense potential for growth for the Indian Tyre Industry in the emerging new world order. However, effective collaboration between the industry and raw material partners is imperative to harness this potential, said Mr Anshuman Singhania.
Apollo Tyre’s Satish Sharma is new chairman of ATMA; Michelin’s Gaganjot Singh is vice-chairman
Times Now, 31 Mar, 2022
Satish Sharma, Gaganjot Singh elected as ATMA Chairman and Vice-Chairman
Times Now, 31 Mar, 2022
Increased outlays for road sector a positive for tyre industry: ATMA
Times Now, 1 Feb, 2022
Allow free imports of natural rubber to extent of projected demand supply gap: ATMA
The Times of India, 26 Nov 2021
Tyre sector seeks duty-free import of natural rubber
Business Line, 25 Nov 2021
Insufficient availability of natural rubber affecting tyre production
Financials Express, 24 Nov 2021
ATMA asks for level playing field to double exports from India
For second successive year in FY 2018-19, the exports of automotive tyres from India went up in double digits in rupee terms, fresh data released by Ministry of Commerce has shown.
ATMA pitches for easing availability of NR for consuming interests
Sharp fall in domestic Natural Rubber (NR) production leading to widening gap between domestic demand and supply has left India’s Tyre Industry worried.
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About Us
Headquartered in New Delhi (India), Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA) is amongst the most active and well known national industry bodies in the country. Being a representative body of Nine large tyre companies in India accounting for over 90% of tyre production, ATMA has been accorded the coveted status of true voice of the Indian tyre industry.
ATMA works towards promoting and safeguarding the interests of the tyre industry in India primarily by acting as conduit between the Government and the industry.
From Chairman ATMA
Tyre Industry in India has the potential to lead the march of Indian manufacturing globally in the new world order. Amid new geopolitical warfare, the world is keenly looking for alternatives to China for sourcing a host of products. This could be India’s moment if we are able to seize the opportunity by promoting those sectors that have earned wide acclaim and Tyre Industry certainly ranks high on that list.
Indian Tyre Industry
Key Figures :
No. of Tyre Companies : 41
No. of Tyre Plants : 66
Industry Turnover 2019-20 (est.): Rs 60000 crore (US$ 8.5 Bn)
Policy Environment:
- All categories of tyres can be exported freely.
- All categories of new tyres can be imported freely. No WTO Bound Rates for tyres and tubes.
