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Brembo and Ningbo SAFE Brakes Systems formed BRSF Active Safety Solutions to assemble and supply motorcycle ABS systems in India. Brembo will own 60% of the venture, which will operate automated assembly lines at a dedicated facility in Chakan near Brembo India and is expected to employ around 50 people as production and local sourcing ramp up.

Updated June 17, 2026 · Evidence from public sources

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Brembo forms Indian motorcycle ABS venture with about 50 planned jobs

Brembo and Ningbo SAFE Brakes Systems formed BRSF Active Safety Solutions to assemble and supply motorcycle ABS systems in India. Brembo will own 60% of the venture, which will operate automated assembly lines at a dedicated facility in Chakan near Brembo India and is expected to employ around 50 people as production and local sourcing ramp up.

Employee impact

The venture creates a focused positive signal for candidates in active safety, electronics, automated manufacturing, supplier quality and localisation in the Pune automotive region. The initial scale is modest and employment will rise with production volumes, so applicants should verify the awarded customer programmes and ramp schedule.

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