"With the successful acquisition of TitanX, we look forward to leverage TitanX's global presence that fits well into our well-defined global growth strategy," Tata AutoComp Systems Ltd Chairman Praveen Kadle said in a statement.
The acquisition further reiterates the company's commitment in delivering solutions that will cater to the changing needs of global customers, he added.
"Offering improved products and services are our strength and we are confident that this acquisition will further help provide world-class products and services for the automotive industry," Kadle said.
Tata AutoComp Systems is promoted by the Tata Group and provides products and services to the domestic and global automotive OEMs as well as tier-1 suppliers.
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