Tractors and Farm Apparatus Restricted (TAFE) on Monday mentioned it has filed a contempt petition in opposition to US-based AGCO Company alleging disobedience of orders of a Business Court docket in Chennai. TAFE additionally asserted its claims over the possession of the Massey Ferguson emblem.
TAFE, the second one biggest manufacturer of tractors in Republic of India and the 3rd biggest globally, got shareholding in AGCO in 2012 to turn out to be its unmarried biggest shareholder and strategic long-term investor.
In U.S. Securities and Change Fee filings, TAFE expressed issues over ongoing governance, capital allocation, operational and strategic shortcomings at AGCO.
Regardless of its efforts to have interaction with AGCO to get to the bottom of its issues, the last persevered to omit TAFE’s tips geared toward making improvements to operational efficiency, strategic execution, capital allocation insurance policies and company governance, it mentioned.
AGCO has wished to impede TAFE’s talent to hunt adjustments thru ill-advised strikes with appreciate to emblem utilization that has for over six a long time been an uncontested section, TAFE alleged in a commentary.
The Business Court docket in Chennai has dominated to be preferred of TAFE with an meantime situation quo line with appreciate to the Massey Ferguson emblem. It’s subsequently impermissible to disturb the placement as on 29 April, and any effort to take action can be violation of courtroom orders, TAFE mentioned.
TAFE mentioned with a completeannual manufacturing of greater than 180,000 tractors, over 100,000 Massey Ferguson are produced by way of the corporatein Republic of India with over 3 million glad shoppers in its line. TAFE and Massey Ferguson are synonymous in Republic of India.
Printed – September 30, 2024 10:04 pm IST