News & Events
ATMA Chairman delivers inaugural address at India Rubber Meet
The fifth edition of India Rubber Meet was held on 28 – 29 February 2020 at Mamallapuram Tamil Nadu with the theme ‘Rubber Resurgence Through Innovations’. Experts from across the world spoke on prospects of the rubber industry and allied topics.
Mr K M Mammen & Mr Anshuman Singhania re-elected as ATMA Chairman & Vice Chairman
Mr. K M Mammen, CMD, MRF Ltd and Mr Anshuman Singhania, Dy MD JK Tyre & Industries have been unanimously re-elected as Chairman and Vice Chairman of Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA), the national industry body for automotive tyre sector in India.
Mobile skill vans to train tyre mechanics in Tamil Nadu
Mobile skill training vans fitted with state-of-the-art tyre fitting equipment will be plying on the highways and transport hubs in Tamil Nadu and will train tyre mechanics.
Indo-Japanese meet at New Delhi on Tyre Safety & Sustainability aspects
A high-level delegation from the Japan Automobile Tyre Manufacturers Association ( JATMA) was in India on the invitation of Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA) for continued dialogue on aspects such as Tyre Safety, Tyre Labelling, Rolling Resistance, Tyres for Electric Vehicles etc.
Tyre Safety in focus at Auto Expo 2020
Amidst unveiling of new concepts and vehicles at the just concluded Auto Expo, a Tyre Safety Zone set up by Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA) made its presence felt amongst visitors to Asia’s biggest motor show.
Pan-India Tyre Safety programme at IOCL outlets
In an ambitious drive aimed at raising awareness amongst motorists about tyre safety pan India, Tyre Industry represented by Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA) has tied up with Indian Oil (IOCL).
Atuo Slowdown may bottom out in Q3:ATMA
The Hindu, 28 Nov 2019
Tyre Industry bemoans the shortage of natural rubber
The Business Line, 22 Nov 2019
Tyre Industry joins hands with Indian Oil for pan-India Tyre Safty Programme
Indian Horizon, 14th November 2019
ATMA: Tyre exports in April-Aug rise 12% second highest in 6 years
Times of India, 31 OCT 2019
Tyre makers tap trade war to push exports
The Asian Age, 20 Sept. 2019
With Auto Sector in slow lane,tyre makers begin to feel pinch
The Hindu, New Delhi,15 Sept. 2019
ATMA asks for level playing field to double exports from India
For second successive year in FY 2018-19, the exports of automotive tyres from India went up in double digits in rupee terms, fresh data released by Ministry of Commerce has shown.
ATMA pitches for easing availability of NR for consuming interests
Sharp fall in domestic Natural Rubber (NR) production leading to widening gap between domestic demand and supply has left India’s Tyre Industry worried.
Raising Global Toast For India
June18, 2019
Responding To Change
January 18, 2019
About Us
Headquartered in New Delhi (India), Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA) is amongst the most active and well known national industry bodies in the country. Being a representative body of eleven large tyre companies in India accounting for over 90% of tyre production, ATMA has been accorded the coveted status of true voice of the Indian tyre industry.
ATMA works towards promoting and safeguarding the interests of the tyre industry in India primarily by acting as conduit between the Government and the industry.
From Chairman ATMA
Welcome to a redesigned website of Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA), India’s premier tyre industry body representing all major tyre interests.
The tyre industry in India is on the cusp of a significant change and is all set to register a bigger mark internationally. There is a distinct shift in tyre manufacturing to Asia and India is poised to play a larger role in the days to come. In the last five years, the industry has undergone a sea
Indian Tyre Industry
Key Figures :
No. of Tyre Companies : 41
No. of Tyre Plants : 62
Industry Turnover 2018-19 (est.): Rs. 63000 crore (US$ 9 Bn)
Policy Environment:
- All categories of tyres can be exported freely.
- All categories of new tyres can be imported freely. No WTO Bound Rates for tyres and tubes.
