The Federation of Automotive Products Manufacturers (FAPM) is an association of manufacturers engaged in the production of a comprehensive range of automotive products. It was formed in 1958 and currently consists of some 80 member companies.
FAPM is recognised by politicians, government officials and the industry at large as "The Voice of the Automotive Components Industry". Regular consultation is maintained with State and Federal Governments, the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science and Research and the vehicle builders to discuss matters affecting the industry.
Learn more about FAPM and FAPM membership.
National Press Club Address, 7 December 2011
'Make it in Australia:why car manufacturing matters' speech
FAPM 'Friends in Manufacturing'
FAPM held two events recently in Parliament House, Canberra. A breakfast hosted by our president and Liberal shadow Industry spokesperson, Sophie Mirabella, was held for Coalition parliamentarians and a lunch for ALP members was hosted by FAPM president and Member for Wakefield in South Australia, Nick Champion, MP.
Minister Carr spoke at the lunch as well. Please refer to the presentation delivered on the day and a one page flyer distributed to all attendees.
Newsletter
September Newsletter 2011
November Newsletter 2011
December Newsletter 2011
Annual Dinner
The Southern Region President's Speech at the Annual Dinner on Friday, 4 November 2011 at the MCG.
Report on Carbon Tax
Potential Impact of a Carbon price on the Australian Automotive Industry - May 2011