India at a Glance. List by the International Monetary Fund (2012) World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

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2 India at a Glance Burgeoning Economic Growth 6.9% GDP growth in US$ 4.7 Trillion Economy 3 rd Largest (PPP) 500 million under 25 years youngest nation 250 million strong & growing middle class 920 million Working age population in 2020 Established education system and prevalence of English language Independent judiciary and media Population Billion Literacy 74% Languages: National languages 14 Spoken Languages 347 Religion: Hindus % Muslims % Christians - 2.3% Sikhs - 1.9% Buddhists 0.8% others 1.1% List by the International Monetary Fund (2012) World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

3 India at a Glance Auto Industry Manufacturing exports from India would increase to US$300 Billion by The auto component sector is growing at approximately 20 percent per year Passenger Vehicles By 2014 India is expected to become the 6 th largest PV market and 5 th largest PV producer in the world The grand total of vehicles in India has grown from 9.74 millions in to 40 millions in Contribution of auto sector to GDP (in %) Year Share in Country's GDP % 2010E 7.20% 2016E 10.40% Source: Automotive Mission Plan (Ministry of Heavy Industries & Public Enterprises, Department of Heavy Industry, Government of India) World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

4 Passenger Vehicle Production Trends

5 Other Vehicles Production Trends

6 Automotive Components Manufacturing Trends

7 India at a Glance Auto Industry Two Wheelers The country s two-wheeler industry is the second-largest in the world after China. The Indian domestic two-wheeler industry has grown from 6 millions to 13.5 millions in 2006 to 2012 The motorcycle market share is about 81.5% of the total two wheeler market in India Auto Components India has the largest number Deming Award winning companies outside Japan (11) in the auto component sphere The India auto component industry has grown from 20 billion dollars in to 40 billion dollars in respectively World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

8 Industry Growth Trends Machine tools Industry Machine tools and Cutting tools Go Hand in Hand. With Growth of about 19% Cutting tool industry is expected to grow at a healthy trend.

9 India at a Glance Infrastructure Infrastructure Investments in Billion US$ 34% 2% 4% 5% 7% Aviation Irrigation 14% Ports Telecom Highway 19% 15% Railways Others Power Total Planned Spending For Infrastructure : US$ 1 Trillion World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

10 Military Expenditure in India Military Expenditure World's largest arms importers World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

11 India s Aerospace Industry Civil Aviation Boeing estimates that India needs 856 airplanes, worth US$72.6 billion in the next 20 years, to meet air travel demand. In 2007 and 2008, India assumed the ninth position in the world s civil aviation market, an increase from twelfth place in India s air passenger travel has been growing at almost 25 percent a year India could rank among top 3 aviation markets by 2020 Military Aviation (US$) Spending in US$ Billion : $ : $ : $130 World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

12 Emerging Industry needs Aerospace & Defense With Growth of Aero space Industry in India like HAL; ISRO; BEL; BEML; DRDO; BDL;BRAHMOS Aerospace; Various Ordinance factories There is a need to machine various super alloys and hence development of tools for these special needs is a priority. In addition to above lot of foreign companies are investing in India for manufacturing of components for Aerospace companies such as Boeing and Airbus. This also will help the need to develop Indigenization initiative of Govt of India. USD 30 billion spending on commercial aircraft by 2018 Offset opportunity in India expected to reach usd 18 billion by 2020 USD 10 Billion of Defense budget is on military aircraft

13 Indo-Japan Throughout history, India Japan relations have always been strong. There are now 800 Japanese firms in India. Japanese companies, such as Sony, Toyota, and Honda, have manufacturing facilities in India, and with the growth of the Indian economy, India is a big market for Japanese firms. The most prominent Japanese company to have an investment in India is automobiles giant Suzuki. As of March 2006, Japan was the third largest investor in India with an estimated total investment of US$2.12 billion. The Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor is a mega infrastructure project of $90 billion. Japan will invest $45 billion over the next five years. World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

14 Cutting Tool Industry Products By Products In million US$ Turning Inserts 140 Milling Inserts 140 Tool Holders(Steel) 10 Milling Cutters (Steel) 30 Drills 50 EndMills 50 Rotary Burrs 50 PCD Tools 15 Others 15 Total US$ 500 millions By Industries Industries In million US$ Auto 90 Auto Comp 90 Defense 60 Aerospace 60 Power 60 General Engg 75 Die & Mold 35 Others 30 Total US$ 500 millions World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

15 Tungsten Carbide Cutting tool Market Indexable market dominates over solid carbide market

16 Indian Cutting tool Industry Consumption by End User Total Market Size is approx. USD 500 Miliion

17 ICTMA - Indian cutting tool manufacturers association Formed in the year 2012 by leading Cutting tool manufacturing companies We have 18 member organizations 12 Patron members and 6 ordinary members We have structure of Board and executive committee Meeting frequency once a quarter Mission To develop Indian cutting tool manufacturing Industry Promote the image as High-tech Industry Work with in and out side India to promote and enhance the image of Indian cutting tool Industry Create a platform for the Industry Association activity will be strictly in accordance within permissible areas under competition commission World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

18 ICTMA - Indian cutting tool manufacturers association Cooperation Forge tie ups with synergic associations with India Forge alliance out side India with synergic association to promote Indian cutting tool manufacturing Industry Policy Advocacy Work with Governments to eliminate hurdles for the growth of the Industry Work with policy makers for an fair level playing field World Cutting Tool conference, Kyoto.

19 Conclusion Vibrant Indian Economy Automotive Industry - Double Digit Growth in all segments India fast emerging as hub for Global Vehicle Programs 2020: USD 113 billion Auto Component Industry Growing Engineering and IT capability for Designing & Manufacturing Respect for IPR Opportunity to Partner in Product & Process Innovation New Opportunity to address OEMs, T1s and Aftermarket Opportunities in Aerospace and defence production Trustworthy partner for Global cutting tool manufacturer India: The Gateway of Growth

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