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Metro Tyres – “Growth With Excellence”
From its conception in 1968, Metro tyres never looked back and marched onto becoming one of the leading tyre manufacturing companies in India making a household name in bicycle and automobile tyres. Their presence makes them one of the fiercest competitors in the tyre segment. Headquartered in Noida having 7 manufacturing units they have enlarged their area and have made a presence in 53 plus countries worldwide, with more than 10,000 dealers. With the increase in production, they have made technical collaboration with Continental AG (Germany) to create a niche for them in tyre segment and to manufacture superior quality products. Also, Mexico-based Mercurio is their valued outsourcing partner.
Apart from the parent company they have other group companies such as Metro Ortem, manufacturing consumers’ luxury durable products since 1985 and Metro International, an export business unit since 1986. In addition, subsidiary unit Metro International is a government recognized trading house which caters to the international markets such as USA & European Union.
Metro Tyres vision is to become one of the leading players in Indian Tyre segment and appliances segment having footprints globally. Going with their motto they believe in maintaining an outstanding reputation by continuously evolving be it technological or market-oriented strategy. They believe in enriching customers and stakeholders lives.The Metro group conform to the ISO 14001:2004 standards in all its units meeting Indian as well as international standards such as ISI, ASTM,
The Metro group are definitely quality conscious and are certified with the ISO 14001:2004 standards in all its units meeting Indian as well as international standards such as ISI, ASTM, JATMA. They are also involved in CSR activities and have been supporting Type-1 Diabetes suffering children by making them therapeutic yoga available. Besides, the company has also partnered with organisations such as Akshaya Patra to provide Mid-Day Meal for underprivileged children.