Pune-based auto component manufacturer Flash Electronics India has raised Rs 200 crore from private equity firm DMI Finance to augment operations.
The funds will be utilised to upgrade products for transition to BS VI emissions standards, set up production lines and scale up its gears business.
With this investment, Flash Electronics India expects to more than double turnover to Rs 2,000 crore in the next 24 months.
The company will invest in producing fuel injection systems for two-wheelers as required on transition to BS VI emission standards from April 2020. It will also ramp up operations in its gears business with the additional resources.
Flash Electronics India had entered the market for gears for two-wheelers and four-wheelers in 2014 and invested Rs 400 crore in setting up new plants.
While the first plant was commissioned in 2016, the second became operational in March 2019.
The company supplies components to Bajaj Auto, India Yamaha Motor, Suzuki Motorcycle India and Jawa Motorcycles, among others.