Tenneco to invest over $100 million in expanded Tata Technologies partnership
Tenneco and Tata Technologies have signed an expanded global engineering partnership, with the supplier expected to invest more than $100 million over the next five years.
- over $100 million
- 5 years
- 2021
- 30 June 2026
What Happened
Tata Technologies and Tenneco LLC marked a milestone in their global partnership, reinforcing a shared commitment to scaling future-ready capabilities from India. The signing ceremony took place on 30 June and was formally commemorated at Bombay House in Mumbai, the headquarters of the Tata Group. Jon Bagrosky, Chief Administrative Officer at Tenneco, and Warren Harris, CEO and Managing Director of Tata Technologies, signed the agreement, reaffirming the companies' commitment to technical excellence, digital innovation and long-term growth.
over $100 million
Expected investment in the engagement over the next five years
The Tata Technologies-Tenneco collaboration is established and continually grows to support Tenneco's engineering and business transformation priorities.
Jon Bagrosky and Warren Harris sign the expanded agreement; the occasion is commemorated at Bombay House in Mumbai.
The strengthened global partnership is announced from Mumbai, India.
Tenneco is expected to invest over $100 million in the engagement.
“This next phase builds on the strong foundation we've established with Tata Technologies and reflects the continued importance of India as a strategic growth region for Tenneco. By expanding this partnership, we are strengthening the capabilities, scale and agility needed to support our customers, respond to evolving market needs and deliver long-term value across our global business.”
“Tenneco has been a valued strategic partner, and this expanded engagement reflects the strength of our shared commitment. As Tenneco accelerates its mobility transformation journey, we are proud to bring together deep domain expertise, digital capabilities, and business transformation experience to support Tenneco's global growth agenda.”
- Anchored by Tata Technologies' Global Engineering Center in Pune
- Brings together technical expertise, digital technologies and AI-enabled capabilities
- Aims to accelerate product development and improve performance
- Intended to deliver sustained value across Tenneco's global operations
- Draws on India's deep talent base to help Tenneco respond with greater agility to evolving global market needs
Why this matters
The deal signals how global automotive suppliers are leaning on India's engineering talent for product development and digital work, and Tenneco describes India as a strategic growth region. It affects Tenneco's global customers, who depend on the capabilities and scale the partnership is meant to support, as well as the Indian engineering workforce delivering the work.
Terms in This Story
- Original equipment (OE)
- Parts or vehicles supplied by a manufacturer directly to an automaker for use in new vehicles, as opposed to being sold separately for repairs or upgrades.
- Aftermarket
- The market for parts, accessories and services sold after a vehicle has been built and sold, typically for repair, replacement or customization.
- Mobility transformation
- The broad shift in how vehicles are designed, built and used, driven by new technologies and changing customer and market demands.
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