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Hyundai Motor India Proposes To Acquire GM’s Talegaon Plant In Maharashtra

Hyundai Motor India proposes to acquire land and buildings, certain machinery and equipment for manufacturing at the General Motors Talegaon plant in Maharashtra.

Hyundai Motor India Limited signed a ‘Term Sheet’ today, March 13, 2023, for the acquisition of General Motors Talegaon plant in Maharashtra. The ‘Term Sheet’ pins the acquisition of all identified assets related to General Motors Talegaon plant. 

The ‘Term Sheet’ stipulates the acquisition of land and buildings, certain machinery and equipment for manufacturing at the General Motors Talegaon plant in Maharashtra. However, the proposed acquisition is subject to the signing of the ‘Definitive Asset Purchase Agreement,’ and fulfiilment of condition precedents, and regulatory approvals from relevant Government authorities and stakeholders concerned with the acquisition.

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Notably, the General Motors facility at Talegaon is an assembly and powertrain production facility. The plant started operations in 2017, taking over from GM’s Halol plant in Gujarat. The Talegaon plant assembled models for Chevrolet India like the Chevrolet Beat, Spark, Sail Sedan, and SAIL Hatchback. 

However, following General Motors exit from the Indian market, production at the Talegaon plant was seized in 2020. The seizure saw interest from several automotive manufacturers like Mahindra and China’s Great Wall Motors (GWM). In January 2020, GWM also came up with an agreement with General Motors to purchase the Talegaon plant, making way for the Chinese brand’s India entry. However, despite extensions, the agreement couldn’t be made through. 

A popular car manufacturer in India, Hyundai Motor India is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hyundai Motor Company, and is one of the leading car exporters in India. The Korean automobile giant is a mainstay in the Indian automobile industry, which currently sells 12 models in the country. Some of the popular models in the Hyundai India lineup include the Hyundai i20, Verna, Venue, Aura, Creta, Alcazar, i10 NIOS, Tucson, Kona Electric, Ioniq5, and others. 

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