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CONTENTS
Details Page No
Department Certificate i
Acknowledgments ii
Contents iii
List of Abbreviations
CHAPTER – I
Introduction to the Company (Brief)
Need for the study
Scope of the study
Objectives of the study
Methodology of the study
Limitations of the study
CHAPTER – II
Industry Profile
CHAPTER – III
Company Profile
(a) Profile
(b) Vision, Mission, Objectives
(c) Quality Policy
(d) Awards and Accolades
(e) Corporate Governance Policies
(f) Corporation Social Responsibility
(g) SWOT Analysis
CHAPTER – IV
Functional Department Strategies
Marketing Department
Finance Department
HR Department
Any Other
CHAPTER – V
Findings
Suggestions
Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER – I
INTRODUCTION TO COMPANY&
METHODOLOGY
TVS Mobility has a collective annual revenue of over USD 2Bn and has
broadly four verticals that include Manufacturing (Tyres & Tubes and Rubber
products), Global Supply Chain Solutions (auto and non-auto), Platform for
Distribution and Services in the Independent Aftermarket, and Auto
Distribution (India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh)
NEED FOR THE STUDY
The scope of studying TVS Motor, or any similar company, can be broad and
can cater to various fields and interests. Here are several aspects where studying
TVS Motor may have relevance:
Data Availability:
Limitations may arise due to the availability of data, especially if
certain financial or operational information is proprietary or not
publicly disclosed by TVS Motors.
Customer Bias:
Customer feedback, whether obtained through surveys or interviews,
might be subject to biases. Respondents may provide feedback based
on personal preferences or experiences, which may not represent the
broader customer base.
Industry Dynamics:
External factors affecting the automotive industry, such as economic
conditions, regulatory changes, or global events, may impact the
study's relevance over time.
Technology Changes:
Rapid technological advancements in the automotive industry may
render certain aspects of the study outdated quickly, particularly if
focusing on specific technologies or product features.
Future Research Opportunities:
While not a strict limitation, it's worthwhile to identify areas where
additional research could provide a more comprehensive
understanding of TVS Motors' performance or industry trends.
INDUSTRY PROFILE
TVS Motors is a part of the TVS Group, which was founded in 1911.
The company entered the automotive industry in 1978 with the launch of
mopeds.TVS Motors produces a wide range of two-wheelers, including
scooters, motorcycles, and mopeds. The company is known for its innovation
and has introduced various models with advanced features and technologies.
TVS Motors has a significant presence in the Indian market and has expanded
its operations internationally.The company competes with other major players
in the Indian two-wheeler market. TVS Motors has been involved in the
development and incorporation of advanced technologies in its vehicles.
The company has focused on improving fuel efficiency, performance, and
overall riding experience.
1. Quality Policy:
Ensuring high-quality standards in the design, manufacturing, and
delivery of products.
2. Environmental Policy:
Outlining the company's commitment to environmentally
sustainable practices in its operations.
3. Ethical Business Conduct:
Promoting fair and ethical business practices, including compliance
with laws and regulations.
4. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Policy:
Detailing the company's initiatives and commitments toward social
and community development.
5. Customer Satisfaction Policy:
Focusing on providing excellent products and services to enhance
customer satisfaction.
6. Innovation and Technology Policy:
Demonstrating the company's commitment to research,
development, and the incorporation of innovative technologies in
its products.
7. Employee Welfare and Diversity Policy:
Addressing the company's commitment to employee well-being,
diversity, and fostering a positive work environment.
8. Health and Safety Policy:
Ensuring a safe and healthy working environment for employees.
To get the most accurate and recent information on TVS Motors' policies, it's
recommended to refer directly to the company's official documents, such as its
website, annual reports, corporate governance reports, or contact the company's
official representatives. Companies periodically update their policies to align
with changing business environments and societal expectations.
CHAPTER -3
COMPANY PROFILE
HISTORY
COPORATE GOVERANCE
ORGANISIATION CHART
COMPANY PROFILE
T.V. Sundaram Iyengar started the TVS Group, including the TVS Motor
Company, an Indian automaker, in 1911. Its corporate headquarters are in
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, and it produces three-wheeled vehicles, motorcycles,
and scooters. The first two-seater moped in India, the TVS 50, was
introduced in 1980, while motorcycles were first produced commercially in
1989. Notre, Jupiter, Zest, Sooty Pep+, the bikes Radeon, Star City+, and
Sport, the XL100 moped, the I cube electric two-wheeler, and the TVS King
three-wheeler are all currently available in the company’s product line. One
of the largest 2-wheeler companies in the world. Dealing in Racing-inspired
Apache bikes, commuter motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, & 3-wheelers.
TVS Motor Company is the third-largest 2-wheeler company in India with a
revenue of over ₹18,217 crores (over US$2.9 billion). It has annual sales of
more than 3 million units and an annual capacity of over 4.95 million vehicles.
TVS Motor is also the 2nd largest exporter in India with exports to over 60
Countries. TVS Motor manufactures the largest range of 2-wheelers, starting
from mopeds to scooters, commuter motorcycles, to racing-inspired bikes like
the Apache series and the RR310. Whatever your requirement be, we have one
for everyone. TVS Motor’s strength lies in its extensive research and
development, resulting in products that are industry-leading in terms of
innovation. We at TVS deliver total customer satisfaction by anticipating
customer needs and presenting quality vehicles at the right time and at the right
price. TVS has always stood for innovative, easy-to-handle, and
environmentally friendly products, backed by reliable customer service. More
than 44 million + customers have bought a TVS product to date. TVS products
give you only reasons to smile! The company has four manufacturing plants,
three located in India (Hosur in Tamil Nadu, Mysore in Karnataka, and
Najafgarh in Himachal Pradesh) and one in Indonesia at Karawang
HISTORY
TVS Motor was established as the primary TVS Group brand. Present in
more than 80 nations, TVS Motor has more than 50 million satisfied
consumers in India. The company also places a high priority on social
responsibility. It helps the Srinivasan Services Trust carry out several long-
term projects that will significantly improve the quality of life for people
everywhere. Sundaram Clayton was founded in the year 1962. Sundaram
Company and Clayton Dewandre Holdings of the UK worked together to
create this business. This partnership began producing compressors,
motorbike brakes, and other automotive goods. The industry briefly engaged
in the same activity—manufacturing automotive products—for around ten
years.
They jointly introduced a wide range of auto motives to the market. Most
products were submitted under the Suzuki brand to gain a competitive
advantage in the market. Some models that the joint venture between TVS
Suzuki and Suzuki launched include the Suzuki Supra, Suzuki Samurai,
Suzuki Shogun, and Suzuki Shaolin. Suzuki Ltd. and Sundaram Clayton
Ltd., two industry titans, collaborated on their project for approximately 19
years before calling to quit in 2001. The firms collaborated at this time to
develop and produce automobiles that were better suited for the Indian
market.
The conclusion of this partnership between these two titans had a significant
effect on the nation’s vehicle sector. This relationship aspect led to Suzuki
Ltd leaving the Indian market for roughly 30 months. Therefore it turned out
to be a reckless attack on the market. According to the agreement, Suzuki is
not permitted to enter the Indian market for the next 30 months, including as
a joint venture or a self-producing business. After the relationship ended, the
company adopted its current name, TVS Motors. This title ended up being a
positive omen for the business.
In 2013, TVS Motor began producing the BMW G310R in partnership with
BMW. The company’s chairman and managing director are Venu
Srinivasan. The company generated 1.9 billion USD in revenue in 2016–17.
Sundaram-Clayton Ltd currently owns 57.40 percent of the country’s shares,
the most significant percentage.
VISION
To be an exemplary training organization that is committed to developing skills and
competencies in individuals to meet global standards of excellence across multiple
domains.
To impart multi-skill training to unemployed youth across India that will open doors
to a wide range of employment opportunities and ensure professional advancement.
MISSION
To provide high quality training in knowledge, skills and social competencies across
domains in a wide range of processes and systems to diverse clients/ individuals and
businesses.