Debt-ridden Amtek Auto is reportedly planning to sell Tekfor, the German forging company it acquired in 2013, for Rs 6,000 crore. In this regard, the company is looking to receive bids from about a dozen bidders next month.
Tekfor is engaged in manufacturing components related to transmissions, engines, drivelines, special applications and safety fasteners. It generates $700 million (Rs 4,600 crore) of annual revenue and is a profit-making business.
The company had appointed Morgan Stanley to find buyers for some of the international businesses and also appointed EY and Grant Thornton in India to sell non-core assets.
Amtek Auto manufactures components such as connecting rod assemblies, flywheel ring gears and assembly, steering knuckles, suspension and steering srms, CV joints, crankshaft assemblies and torque links. It is backed by in-house design and development facilities engaged in developing new product and processes.
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