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Jamna Auto aims for a larger pie in auto-parts market, adds new products

Jamna Auto has tied up with the US-based Ridewell Corporation for air suspension and lift axles

Randeep Singh Jauhar Vice-chairman, Jamna Auto Industries. Photo: Dalip Kumar
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Randeep Singh Jauhar Vice-chairman, Jamna Auto Industries. Photo: Dalip Kumar

Arindam Majumder
Randeep Singh Jauhar, vice-chairman, Jamna Auto Industries had just passed out of college when he decided to take over his father’s business — a rickety garage with mud flooring and no lighting, whose customers were mostly state transport undertakings.

The business has come a long way since then. Jauhar is credited with  transforming Jamna Auto from a single-location, single-product one into a multi-location, multi-product company manufacturing leaf and parabolic springs for auto majors. It has a market share of 70 per cent in India’s truck market and is now the country’s largest automotive suspension spring manufacturer, and among the top

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