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1. INTRODUCTION

My Company

My Company is Associated Motorways Limited (AMW) established in 1949 as a family owned business enterprise, In 2008 which was acquired by ALFUTAN multinational company. Last year recorded an annual turnover of Rs. 1.5 Billion and group turnover (Sri Lanka) of over Rs. 24 Billion.(Annual Report 2010) Company is engaged in trading and in the manufacture of rubber products mainly for transport industry. See the Figure (1 ).

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Figure (1) Group Structure

In here Manufacturing section will be discussed more here because it is the my scope & two factories are located at Kalutara & Anuradhapura. See figure (2) Associated Motorways limited history proves that they were the pioneers in the use of several technologies namely tyre retreading technology, pneumatic tyre technology, solid tyre technology & rubber products Moulding Technology. See the Figure (3)

Last 60 yeas period AMW accounted for several Technological capabilities in flowed to Sri Lanka through Joint Ventures which will contribute more to the National economy. Solid Tyre Industry has become the highest foreign exchange earner in Sri Lanka’s rubber industry & has grown to be the world’s largest solid tyre industry. Annual Survey of Industries in Sri Lanka , Dept of Census & Statistics – 2004) reveal that Productivity Indicator Added value content Avg. % is the highest in Rubber product.See Table (1).AMW was the Solid Tyre Technology introducer to the Sri Lanka in 1980 through the JV with Buggougnan Bendex ,Belgjium.The pneumatic tyre Technology was also introduced to Sri Lanka in 1958 by JV with the AMW & Inoue Rubber Industry Japan.

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Figure (2) Factory Location

Figure (3) Organization Structure of the Manufacturing Section

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References: AMW Publication (on the move with Associate Motorways Group-1985) JV Agreements with CEAT India

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