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Twenty First Century Management Services Ltd

Force Motors Ltd

BSE : 500033|NSE : FORCEMOT|ISIN : INE451A01017

Force Motors Ltd Company History

Force Motors is engaged in providing financial services.

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1958

The Company was incorporated on 8th September. The Company

manufactured and assembled 3 & 4 wheeler light commercial vehicles and

diesel engines.

1958

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1961

The Company was converted into Public Limited Company on 12th May.

The object of the company is to Assembly and manufacture of 3 & 4

wheeler light commercial vehicles and diesel engines.

1961

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1965

In December 1963, 48,645 Bonus shares issued (prop 1:2). 1,85,000

Right shares offered at par (prop. 55:20). 1,77,710 reserved for

allotment to collaborators. 2,90,000 shares offered to the public in

February 1964. 400 shares allotted to collaborators.

1965

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1966

1,69,078 shares allotted to the foreign collaborators.

1966

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1970

The Company's collaborators M/s. Honomag Henschal Fahrazeuquarrke

GmbH discontinued the production of the diesel engine D301-E2 in

Germany and agreed to shift the entire used machinery and equipment

required for the manufacture of components of the diesel engine valued

at Rs 1.50 crores to the Company.

1970

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1972

3,500 shares forfeited. 7,89,163 Bonus Shares issued (prop. 1:1).

1972

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1975

Allotted 13,800 `A' Equity shares (6,495 in 1975-76 and 7,305 in

1976-77) at par to permanent employees of the company.

1975

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1977

15,78,326 No. of Equity and 13,800 `A' Equity shares issued as Bonus

on prop. 1:1 for the respective classes.

1977

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1978

The area vacated by body shop and part of the press shop departments

in part No. 1 was utilised for the installation of the new machinery

and equipment for the manufacture of the new OM 16 engine in

collaboration with Daimler-Benz of W. Germany.

1978

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1982

The transfer line for the cylinder block of the new OM 616 engine was

commissioned.

A Research & Development workshop was set up in addition to new

Research & Development laboratories.

1982

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1983

The Company entered into a technical collaboration agreement with

Daimler Benz AG, West Germany, for the manufacture of light commercial

vehicles such as Mercedes vans, station wagons and mini buses at

Pithampur.

1983

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1984

1,15,748 second `A' Equity shares allotted to permanent employees of

the Company.

1984

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1987

The licensed capacity was increased from 30,000 to 50,000 numbers per

annum including 5,000 three-wheelers.

1987

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1989

The production facility for manufacture of various rear axles and and

5-speed Mercedes gear box was fully established. Latest machinery were

installed with a view to expand the production facility for manufacture

of axles and Mercedes gear boxes.

The Company acquired technology from M/s. Flakt Industrial AB, Sweden

for FP coating of the primer paint.

1989

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1990

During the year, rear wheel driven Matador Max R 307 vehicle was

introduced along with the rear wheel driven bus platform R-407W.

A new model of a 3-wheeler was developed and test marketed.

A new commercial tool room was established at the Akurdi, equipped

with the latest CNC 3 dimension die sinking equipment and capable of

manufacturing large panel dies for bodies.

Also, a modern CAD/CAM facility was established to support the tool

room activity.

An agreement entered into with Ricardo Consulting Engineers, for

technology up gradation of D 301 E2 engine, was finalised.

1990

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1991

New models of Tempo Trax called Challenger and Town & Country, were

introduced in market. Direct injection version of OM 616 engine

offering substantial improvement in fuel economy was expected to be

introduced shortly.

The Company obtained the technical services of Mercedes-Benz A.G.,

Germany for panel die making.

The total sales of the light commercial vehicles declined due to

recession in the automobile industry.

1991

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1992

In order to enhance the export sales, a new division `Tempo

International' was created.

The Company proposed to undertake modernisation of various important

facilities such as engine manufacturing shop, transmission

manufacturing shop as also founder paint shop, etc.

A new model of a `Pick-up-truck' version of the temptress was

developed. Also, a new TX-17 gearbox and matching hypoid axle were

introduced on the tempo trax range of vehicles.

The metador range was further extended with the addition of `RA307'

model, a further upgraded puck-up truck with an I-Beam rigid front

axle.

1992

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1993

A separate cell was created for `Tractor' development.

The Company issued 33,00,000 Rights equity shares of Rs 10 each at a

premium of Rs 90 per share in proportion 1:2. (only 32,52,850 shares

were allotted 47,725 shares were kept in abeyance. (Of these 175

shares were allotted by the Board.)

1993

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1994

Akurdi factory lost production for nearly 5 weeks due to an illegal

strike.

The Company has entered into a licence agreement with M/s.

Robert-Bosch GmbH, for the manufacture of Tractor Hydraulics.

1995 - The licensed capacity increased from 50,000 to 60,000 number of

automobiles per annum.

31,100 No. of Equity shares kept in abeyance issued.

1994

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1996

During the year fully indigenously designed, developed and

manufactured Tempo `OX-45' Tractor was successfully launched.

The Company made a Rights issued of 32,96,446 No. of equity shares of

Rs 10 each at a premium of Rs 90 per share in proportion 1:3 of which,

on 27th January 1997, the Company allotted only 32,37,038 shares.

Balance 59,408 shares were kept in abeyance. Only 32,34,451 shares

were taken up.

Another 13,75,722 No. of equity shares were to be issued to Jaya Hind

Investments Pvt. Ltd. and Daimler Benz AG, Germany to maintain their

holding at 41.69%.

Sales suffered due to shifting and relocation of various production

activities at Akurdi, labour unrest at Pithampur and softening of

demand for company's vehicles.

1996

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1997

Production of vehicle at Pithampur was affected due to a protracted

industrial relation problem resulting in no production from 2nd June to

19th July.

The Company has launched new products in all four segments in LCV -

`Tempo Excel', utility vehicle-`Trax', Minidor-Auto Rickshaw and

pick-up, Tractors, the `Tempoox' range of tractors.

The company has entered into an agreement with M/s. Zahnradfabrik

parsoan GmbH, Germany for providing technology for the manufacture of

Agricultural Tractors.

46,412 shares kept in abeyance issued.

Bajaj Tempo Ltd. (BTL) the flagship of the Rs.1,350 crore Firodia

group started operations in 1959 in technical and financial

collaboration with Daimler Benz, the latter owning 26% of the equity.

Bajaj Tempo Ltd. (BTL) plans to set up a third and possibly a fourth

manufacturing facility.

1997

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1998

Bajaj Tempo will introduce a new generation family of light

commercial vehicles (LCV) in the next few months and phase out the

popular "Matador" model over a period of time.

Bajaj Tempo Ltd, the third largest automobile manufacturer in the

HCV/LCV segment has attributed the on-going sluggishness in the

domestic markets to the excise duty.

The company's proposed four wheel military vehicle will be christened

as `Gorkha'.

The company is also launching a second range of Tempo Trax utility

vehicles including the new 4X4 military and cross country vehicle Trax

Gurkha.

The situation improved from third quarter, mainly due to improved

sales of 3-Wheeler `Minidor' vehicle.

1998

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1999

Bajaj Tempo Ltd, Pune-based light commercial vehicle (LCV)

manufacturer, which launched its new model, the Excel-4, will launch

its variants in June.

The company, under technical collaboration with Mercedes Benz of

Germany.

The first time in the industry, Bajaj Tempo has introduced mobile

service training van equipped with audio visual aids, special tools,

cut section models, to train not only dealers but also the public.

1999

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2000

The Workers will go on strike from May 26th. Work at the factory has

been affected following a tool down strike by the union which is

affiliated to the Bharatiya Kamgaar Sena.

2000

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2001

The Company will be launching its Minidor three-wheelers running on

CNG during next month.

2001

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2003

Board allots 33% equity shares of Rs.10 each for cash at a premium of Rs.90 per share.

Agrees to procure technology from MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG, Germany for 4 and 6 cylinder Diesel Engines of higher capacities.

Signs MoU with Punjab Tractors Ltd and Corporation Bank for financing Tractors.

2003

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2004

Automobile manufacturer, Bajaj Tempo Ltd, on January 16, 2004 announced that it would enter the heavy commercial vehicles (HCV) segment in the next 12 months following its technology tie-up with MAN of Germany.

Bajaj Tempo inks pact with Andhra Bank

2004

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2005

The Registrar of Companies (RoCs), Maharashtra, issued the certificate for name change from Bajaj Tempo Ltd to Force Motors on May 12th and the new name came into effect immediately.

Force Motors unveils Minidor cB.

Company has changed its name from Bajaj Tempo Ltd. to Force Motors Ltd.

2005

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2006

Force Motors signs MoU with Man to set up unit in MP.

2006

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2007

Force Motors Ltd has informed that Mr. R B Bhandari is appointed as an Additional Director of the Company w.e.f. June 29, 2007.

Force Motors Ltd has informed that Mr. L Lakshman is appointed as an Additional Director of the Company w.e.f. September 29, 2007.

2007

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2008

Force Motors Ltd has appointed Mr. Dinesh Chhabra, as an Additional Director.

Force Motors Ltd has informed that the Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on June 25, 2008, inter alia, have appointed Mr. Dinesh Chhabra, as an Additional Director.

2008

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2010

Force Motors Ltd has appointed Mr. Atul Chordia of Pune as an Additional Director of the Company.

2010

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2011

Force Motors enters into Agreement with Daimler AG, Germany, in respect of licensing of technology for Multi Purpose Vehicle (MPV).

Force Motors launches SUV Force One

2011

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2012

Force Motors shakes hand with HPCL for oil supplies

Force Motors has recommended a payment of dividend of Rs. 10/- per share (i.e. 100%)

2012

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2013

Force Motors expands it presence with the launch Force One SX and Force One EX.

Force Motors launched the Gurkha, the world’s first E.O.V (Extreme Offroader Vehicle) 4x4x4 at the International Bus and Utility Show 2013 being held at the India Expo Mart, Greater Noida.

2013

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2014

The opening season of the Force Gurkha Rain Forest Challenge saw Malaysian Tang Eng Joo taking top honours.

Force Motors is lead sponsor for COEP’s Team Nemesis Racing at SAE Baja 2015 Competition which will be held at Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh.

Force Gurkha claims the First and Second position at the "The Rainforest Challenge India 2014".

2014

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2015

Force Motors opens new facility for BMW engines

Force Motors Chennai plant for building BMW Engines Inaugurated

Force Gurkha wins Best Competition 4x4 second time in a row

Force Motors launched its new OX 25 Orchard S-DLX

Force Motors launches Ox 25 Orchard Tractor

2015

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2016

Force Motors inaugurates Rs 100 cr Pune plant

2016

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2018

Force Motors signs JV agreement with MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH.

2018

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2022

Force Motors launches Urbania van price starts at INR 28.99 lakh.

2022

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2023

Special Application of the Year” award for the Traveller Mobile.

2023

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