G.G Automotive Gears was established in February 1974 as a privately held company before transitioning into a publicly traded entity in 1994. Founded by the Gajra family of Bombay, the company initially focused on producing gearbox housing and various types of automobile housing. By 1978, it expanded its operations to include precision gear manufacturing for the Indian Railways and industrial gears for sectors such as cooling towers, cement, steel, and sugar industries. In 1993, the company diversified further, venturing into the production of industrial gearboxes for oil extraction plants, gears for plastic extrusion machines, and material handling equipment for Port Trusts.
In 1995, the company completed a project aimed at manufacturing locomotive gears and gear pumps, each with an installed capacity of 3000 Pa. Notable clients such as BHEL, Indian Railways, Uranium Corporation, and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust have contributed to the company's reputation. Furthermore, G.G Automotive Gears successfully entered the export market by securing a trial order from General Electric in the United States.
In the fiscal year 2000-01, the company achieved a significant milestone by obtaining PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) certification from General Motors Corporation, USA, enhancing its ability to compete globally. Additionally, the company introduced Hydraulic Gear Pumps for Loaders/Earthmovers on a trial basis, signaling its commitment to innovation and product development.
In 1995, the company completed a project aimed at manufacturing locomotive gears and gear pumps, each with an installed capacity of 3000 Pa. Notable clients such as BHEL, Indian Railways, Uranium Corporation, and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust have contributed to the company's reputation. Furthermore, G.G Automotive Gears successfully entered the export market by securing a trial order from General Electric in the United States.
In the fiscal year 2000-01, the company achieved a significant milestone by obtaining PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) certification from General Motors Corporation, USA, enhancing its ability to compete globally. Additionally, the company introduced Hydraulic Gear Pumps for Loaders/Earthmovers on a trial basis, signaling its commitment to innovation and product development.
