ACMA & its Services

The Indian Automotive Component Industry's Catalyst for Growth and Development

50th Annual Session and National Conference

CEOs Mission to China

Auto Expo 2010

ACMA Buyer-Seller Meet, Gurgaon

Seminar on Sources of Finance for Small & Growing Businesses

Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India

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Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India

An apex agency of the Indian Automotive Industry Over 600 companies forming majority of the auto component output in the organised sector

ROLE MEMBERS
ACMA operates on Quality System based on ISO 9001:2008

Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India

--- Serving the Industry for last 50 Years ---

As Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India in the Year 1982

QUALITY SYSTEM

RE-CHRISTENED

INCEPTION

The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) is the apex body of the Indian Auto Component Industry. ACMA is a vital catalyst for the industry and plays a dynamic role in the growth and development of the sector. It facilitates the industry with: . A conducive policy environment for the growth and development of the industry by working closely with the Government . Trade Promotion through national & international trade fairs, hosting & mounting trade delegations and buyer-seller meets . Quality & Technology Upgradation through ACMA Centre for Technology (ACT) and through engagements with relevant national & international institutions of repute . Collection & dissemination of authentic industry data . Undertaking Research and Publishing Reports on subjects of topical interest to the automotive industry . Strengthening linkages with its counterpart associations worldwide. ACMA is well represented on a number of panels, committees and councils of the Government of India as well as the relevant committees of all leading Chambers of Commerce in the country.

In the year 1959 as The All India Automobile & Ancillary Industries Association (AIA & AIA)

Vision 2020
The Vision 2020 for the auto component industry delineates that the industry could be well over three to four times of its current size of USD 26 billion and scale up to USD 110 billion by 2020.
This will be driven by strong growth of vehicle production and consumption in India. ACMA has been instrumental in driving initiatives that help component manufacturers enhance their competitiveness and address their issues. To help the industry scale the targets of the Vision 2020, the ACMA bouquet of services is being further finetuned to immediately address the following: Broadening the scope of cluster-based initiatives to include wider array of operational issues faced by component manufacturers. Just like the quality cluster, ACMA is contemplating to set-up clusters for improving throughput, productivity, marketing (especially in export markets), and logistics operations. Two new cluster programs on Engineering Cluster and New Product development are on the anvil. Promoting the Indian auto component industry domestically as well as internationally to make it more attractive to investors. Raising capital would be the key for scaling operations. Globally, private capital is looking for attractive investment destinations and many industries are vying for the same. Creating a link with education institutes to help align the curricula with industry requirements. Such an effort would help both research and development needs and develop graduates that are more in-line with industry's skill requirements.

Services
A. Business Enhancement Services
International Business Development Promote India as a Brand Organising business development delegations overseas Organising participation in overseas automotive exhibitions and fairs Export promotional projects with international agencies Global networking through counterpart Associations Dissemination of export enquiries Buyer-Seller meets, Private Exhibitions and Supplier Conferences Providing international sourcing forums Facilitating potential business partnerships for joint-venture/strategic partnerships Working closely with IPOs in India and has set-up an IPO Forum Domestic Business Development

Organise regular visits to & interactions with vehicle manufacturers and supporting agencies Developing future business leadership through Young Business Leaders Forum (YBLF) Organising automotive exhibitions in India such as `Auto Expo' and `Partmart & Autocare' Awareness campaign on the menace of counterfeiting 'Asli-Naqli' through various forums in India using the medium of studies, seminars, conference and trade shows like Auto Expo, Partmart & Autocare Organising buyer-seller Meets Building firm level competitiveness by organizing various seminars/ conferences on Six Sigma, Kaizen, Training program, QC and HR Assisting in supply chain development

Awards & Recognition Recognizes excellence of its members annually through the renowned ACMA Awards in the field of : Export Technology Quality & Productivity Manufacturing Excellence

B. Technical Services
Technical Services through ACT (ACMA Centre for Technology) Technology Organising technology study missions Inviting international technical experts for short-term counselling and advice to companies Publishes 'ACT now'- Technical Newsletter of ACT Working closely with renowned institutes like MIT & Fraunhofer on technology related areas Building Competencies Experience-sharing programs, study missions, visits to manufacturing facilities, training programs on productivity tools like 5S, Kaizen, Quality Circles, etc. Development projects such as Productivity Clusters Lean Manufacturing Promotes interaction with Institutions like IIT/TIFAC and other Institutions, etc. Standardisation Interaction with Standards Committees/ Bodies AIS/BIS, ARAI, CMVR, WP .29, etc.

CEOs delegation to Honda Siel Cars India Ltd.

ACMAs Past Presidents with Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam at Golden Jubilee Celebrations

ACMA-YBLF Interaction with Mr. R.C.Bhargava

2nd All India IPO Suppliers Conference

Exclusive cluster programs for enhancing competitiveness:

S.No. Cluster Name Type Offered to Cos with GST Duration in Months

1. 2. 3. 4.

ACT SME Cluster UNIDO Partnership Program ACT Foundation Cluster ACT Advance Cluster

Basic Foundation Foundation Lean

Less than ` 10 Crores Between ` 10-50 Crores Above ` 50 Crores ACT Foundation Cluster Experience/ UNIDO Partnership Programme

12 30 24 24

New Offerings

5. 6.

ACT NPD Cluster ACT Engineering Cluster

R&D Engineering

Interested Co's Experience of any of the above Clusters

24 24

C. Interaction with Government and Agencies

ACMA represents the collective interests of India's auto component industry in the following areas:

Policy formulation on Exim, Fiscal, Industrial, Transport and other domains WTO matters, Trade Agreements and International Trade Policy Technical Rules, Regulations and Standards for Automotive Industry Consumer Affairs and Aftermarket related issues Raw Material related matters

ACMA is represented on a number of panels, committees and councils of the Government. Some of these are:
n Automotive Industry Standards Committee n Bureau of Indian Standards (Transport Engineering Div.) n Central Motor Vehicle Rules Technical Standing Committee n Development Council for Automobiles and Allied Industries n Governing Council of Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) n National Automotive Testing and R&D Infrastructure Project (NATRiP)

D. Automotive Industry Knowledge Services

Prepare research papers, reports, surveys and assessments on specific aspects of the Indian automotive industry by partnering with or commissioning academia, research institutions and management consultants.

E. Information & Research Services

1. 3. 5. 7. 9. Vehicles Sales & Production Data International Business and Taxation Issues 'ACT now'- Technical Newsletter of ACT Country Reports Information Technology Services through www.acmainfo.com 2. 4. 6. 8. Buyers' Guide Auto News Newsletter Library Statistical Analysis & Reports

F. Image Building Service

1. 3. Regular briefing the National & International Media Image Promotions at Events 2. Sponsored Advetorials in Print Media

ACMAs Asli-Naqli pavillion during Partmart & Autocare-2011

Renewal of MoU between ACMA-FAPM (Australian MoU Partner)

ACMA-ISB Business Excellence Leadership Program

Inauguration of Partmart & Autocare-2011

Structure
An Executive Committee, under the guidance of Past Presidents Council, comprising elected and co-opted members, steers the Association's activities. The Committee is headed by the President and assisted by the Vice-President. This body also consists of Regional Chairpersons, Co-opted members and Chairpersons of various sub-committees and Regional Councils. All administrative and executive functions are overseen by the Executive Director of ACMA.

Special Services for SMEs

The Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sector has emerged as a highly vibrant and dynamic sector of the Indian auto component industry. Over two-thirds of ACMA membership falls in the Small and Medium category. SMEs play a crucial role in providing significant employment opportunities at a comparatively low capital cost than larger industries and are complementary to larger members as ancillary units. The fast changing global economic scenario, while on one hand has thrown open not only many opportunities for the SMEs, it has also on other hand, put an obligation to upgrade the competencies and skills of the sector to meet the growing demand with newer products in shorter time. To help SMEs evolve in the fast changing global scenario and to meet the overall automotive industry's target as envisaged in the Vision 2020, the ACMA SME Committee is working in a focussed manner to address the issues of the sector. Some of the specific programs for the benefit of SMEs include: Awareness on Accessing Capital from various agencies & Training on how to avail the prevailing schemes Training program for SMEs on various aspects such as Manufacturing, Technology, etc. Experience sharing programs Working closely with Tier 1 companies for harnessing outsourcing opportunities

Committees
Within ACMA, various committees serve members in areas such as consumer affairs, anti-counterfeiting, economic affairs, government matters, commodity related issues, skill development, sustainable technology development, trade fairs, young business leaders, internationalization of the Indian auto component industry, etc. Each of the Committees is chaired by a member of the Executive Committee.

Overseas Linkages
ACMA has signed MoU with 24 Counterparts Abroad

Special Rates for SSI Units to become Ordinary Member:

ENTRANCE FEE: This is exclusive of the yearly Subscription Fee and is a one-time payment.
Amount + Service Tax = Total Amount (@10.30%) Small Scale Units
` 12,500/- + ` 1,288/- = ` 13,788/-

Australia, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, UK, USA and Uzbekistan.

(Companies having investment in Plant & Machinery of upto ` 5 Crore)

Companies having turnover upto ` 1 crore

` 5,000/- +

` 515/- =

` 5,515/-

Eligibility Criteria to become Member

Definitions of different Categories in Membership A. Ordinary Member
The Company/Firm, operating in India and owning a factory, should be a MANUFACTURER OF AUTO COMPONENTS/AUTO ACCESSORIES. AND The Company/Firm should HAVE COMPLETED COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION OF AUTO COMPONENTS/AUTO ACCESSORIES FOR A MINIMUM PERIOD OF 1 YEAR. AND The Company/Firm should satisfy ANY ONE of the following conditions: a) Should be a direct supplier to one or more vehicle manufacturers in the country, including vehicle ordnance factories for vehicles produced by them (ie: Should be a Tier-1 supplier). b) Should be a direct supplier of auto components to one or more Tier-1 suppliers in the country [as per Tier-1 defined above] (i.e.: Should be a Tier-2 supplier of components or sub-assemblies to Tier-1 suppliers). c) Should have exported auto components/auto accessories, directly, to the extent of a minimum of 20 per cent of its total production each year, for the last 3 consecutive years.

B. Associate Member
The Company/Firm should HAVE COMPLETED ONE YEAR OF OPERATIONS IN INDIA AND a) Companies/Firms based in India, having manufacturing operations in India, who are connected to the Automotive Industry as manufacturers/ Job work of auto accessories, spare parts for the domestic aftermarket and companies providing IT, Logistics, Consultancy or Technical and Advisory Services, etc, from operations based in India, and who do not fulfil the basic criteria of Ordinary Membership are eligible to apply for Associate Membership. Vehicle/Engine manufacturers, traders and companies having only liaison/representative offices in India are not eligible. OR b) Companies/Firms based in India, having manufacturing operations in India, who are Manufacturers of Tools & Dies and Capital Goods, are eligible to apply for Associate Membership, but at least 30% of the business of the Company should be derived from the automotive Industry.

C. Affiliate Member
Any Society, Association, Chamber of Industry or other not-for-profit Organisation, Trust etc registered in India representing Manufacturing Industries, Service Providers, Suppliers, Customers, Dealers etc of the Automotive Industry can apply for Affiliate Membership of the Association

D. Individual Member
Individuals such as independent Professionals, Practicing Experts, Students, etc. may apply for Individual Membership of the Association. To download Application Form please visit our website: www.acmainfo.com

Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India

Head Office / Northern Region The Capital Court, 6th Floor, Olof Palme Marg, Munirka, New Delhi - 110067 Tel.: 011-26160315 Fax: 011-26160317 E-mail: acma@acma.in Eastern Region ACMA Room No. 4, Centre for Excellence, Jubilee Road, Jamshedpur-831001 Tel.: 0657-3203261, 2224670 (Extn- 24), Fax: 0657-2230035 E-mail: acmaer@gmail.com, acmaer@acma.in Southern Region ACMA Flat: B1, Crystal Lawn, 20, Haddows Road, 1st Street, Chennai-600006 Tel.: 044-28330966, 28330949 Fax: 044-28330590 E-mail: acmasr@airtelmail.in Karnataka and Hosur Office Shop No. 1, Commercial Complex National Games Village, Koramangala Bangalore-560047 Tel.: 080-25702855 Fax: 080-4093 9689 Western Region ACMA 80, Dr. Annie Besant Road Worli, Mumbai-400018 Tel.: 022-24975877, 24933507 Fax: 022-24936527 E-mail: acmawr@mtnl.net.in Western Region Zonal Office Office No. C, 10th Floor, Godrej Eternia C Old Mumbai-Pune Highway, Wakdewadi, Shivaji Nagar, Pune-411 005