Vibracoustic opens third JV plant in India

New Delhi, India - Sigma Vibracoustic India Pvt Ltd has opend a third factory in India to make anti-vibration components. The new unit has an area of around 12 500 m². The Rs 750 million (€13.6 million) plant will make antivibration components for the vehicle industry. The products are mainly destined for export.

Sigma Vibracoustic India is a 50:50 joint venture between Vibracoustic and Sigma Corp. of India. The joint venture company will continue to operate a two-factory facility in Chandigarh City, around 250 km from New Delhi. The existing facility is spread over about 6500 m².

Currently the JV exports around 75 percent of production of anti-vibration components such as engine mounts, bushings, tuned dampers and hydromounts

SVIL said the new plant has state-of-the-art equipment for metal treatment, vulcanisation and testing. It has been specially designed in line with global safety norms, said J D Singh, chairman of Sigma Vibracoustic.

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