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Sep 27, 2006, 06.21 PM IST
The booming auto sector undoubtedly has pushed the auto ancillary industry on the growth path.
According to a report by The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India, (ACMA), the Automotive Component Industry's output amounted for the financial year 2005-06 was US$ 10 billion with a growth rate of 15 % against financial year 2004-2005.
However, despite the promise, the industry has not performed as well as the auto industry. Between September 26, 2005 and 2006, the share price in auto industry grew by 67% compared to the 38% recorded by the auto ancillary industry. According to our data of 34 companies under the auto ancillary industry that are listed on the BSE, only 13 companies have recorded a gain in their Price and Market Capitalization. The top performing stock is Exide Industry in the auto ancillary sector, having registered a gain of over 95% in the one year period between September 26 2005-2006. In the auto industry, Moneycontrol has taken a list of 15 companies, and only 5 stocks have given negative returns during the period under consideration. List of Price, Market Cap of auto ancillary industry on Page 2 List of Price, Market Cap of auto industry: One Page 3
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The industry has been exporting around 18% of its output and growing at the rate of 28%. In the year 2005-06, industry has exported US$ 1.8 billion versus US$ 1.4 billion in year 2004-2005, the report said. According to a McKinsey report, the Indian ancillary industry has the potential to achieve exports of $25 billion (Rs 1,15,750 crore) over the next decade.
