Products from Indianapolis company used in vehicles
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved acquisition of Dana Incorporated’s off-highway business by Allison Transmission Holdings of the United States which designs and manufactures vehicle propulsion solutions, transmissions, and electrified propulsion systems.
Most of Allison’s products are used in commercial vehicles (i.e. on-highway applications), with only a small portion of them being used in off-highway vehicles (e.g., vehicles used in construction, forestry, mining, agriculture, and other industrial applications), CCI said on 9 Sept.
Allison is headquartered in, Indiana, and has a presence in more than 150 countries and one subsidiary in India – Allison Transmission India Private Limited.
Dana OH specialises in the manufacture and supply of off-highway drivetrain, transmissions, and propulsion solutions, serving a diverse range of industries. Dana OH operates in over 25 countries and with a global customer base.
Dana OH has manufacturing facilities in several countries. In India, Dana has three subsidiaries which are part of the Proposed Transaction, i.e., Graziano Transmission India Private Limited, Dana India Private Limited and Dana India Technical Centre Private Limited. Fiinews.com
