“To support the government’s Make-in-India campaign, we will cater to the passenger cars and commercial vehicles market with world-class, eco-friendly filtration technology. The expected investment in this JV over five years will be Rs 300 crore. Hensgt-Luman will allocate two to three production facilities for this venture," Luman Industries Director JS Sethi said.
Speaking about the deal, Hengst SE & Co Chief Executive Officer Robert Stoesser said the JV would be a win-win situation for both the partners. "Luman understands this market and we have deep technological knowledge so we would be right partners for filtration requirements," he said.
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