Tata AutoComp and Katcon Global Sign JV for Advanced Composites in Mexico
Tata AutoComp and Katcon Global enter in a joint venture in Mexico and will focus on manufacturing lightweight materials for diverse vehicle applications for North American market.
May 16, 2025. By News Bureau
Under the joint venture, Tata AutoComp Systems and Katcon Global will produce lightweight components for passenger and commercial vehicles, agricultural tractors, off-road vehicles, and non-automotive segments.
The collaboration builds upon a 13-year partnership between the companies in India, where they previously focused on exhaust systems and emission after-treatment solutions.
Tata AutoComp will contribute to technology and customer relationships, while Katcon will provide operational expertise, regulatory knowledge, and local execution capabilities.
Tata AutoComp Systems Ltd., Vice Chairman, Arvind Goel, said, “This joint venture marks a milestone development for Tata AutoComp, as it is the first time we are entering a partnership where we are contributing the core technology.”
Katcon CEO, Carlos Turner, said, “The joint venture positions the companies to deliver lightweight solutions for the North American automotive market. "This joint venture reflects our shared commitment to innovation and excellence.”
The joint venture aligns with both companies' strategies to expand their global presence and serve customers through sustainable materials, particularly as the automotive industry continues to seek lightweight solutions for improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
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