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Sintercom India Limited

Pune, India

Raw Materials & Alloys + Gears & Transmissions with in-house capabilities in Powder Blending and Cold Compaction.

Manufacturer · Founded 2007

IATF 16949:2016
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Raw Materials & Alloys
Gears & Transmissions
Engine & Exhaust
Bearings
Other
About

Company overview

Sintercom India Limited is a Pune-based BSE-listed manufacturer of precision sintered powder metallurgy components, founded in 2007 and certified to IATF 16949:2016 — one of India's most credentialed PM component suppliers to the automotive and EV industries. Specialising in powder metallurgy technology with technical support from Höganäs — the world's leading metal powder manufacturer — Sintercom produces a broad range of ferrous and non-ferrous sintered metal parts for automotive, EV, and industrial applications including gears, engine sprockets, helical pulleys, synchro hubs, ABS sensor rings, bushes, and structural precision components. As a pioneering EV-component manufacturer in Pune, Sintercom supplies helical pulleys for Electric Power Steering (EPS) systems, high-precision actuator components, and self-lubricating sintered bearings purpose-designed for electric drivetrains. Its vertically integrated PM process — from powder blending and compaction through sintering, sizing, and heat treatment — delivers consistent dimensional accuracy and material properties at high production volumes. With a publicly listed governance structure and deep Höganäs material expertise, Sintercom offers EV OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers a technically advanced, quality-certified, and financially transparent sintered component partner in India.

Headquarter
Pune, India
Sales offices
Not listed
Production locations
Pune, India
Production capacity
Low Volume Serial ProductionHigh Volume Serial Production
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Address
Gat No. 127, At Post Mangrul, Tal-Maval, Talegaon Dabhade, 410507, Pune, India

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