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INDIA SALES ANALYSIS: FY2014-15

Riding on the back of a gradual uplift in market sentiments, excise duty cuts continuing through to December 2014 and the opening up of the mining and infrastructure sectors,

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INDIA SALES ANALYSIS: FY2014-15

The Indian automobile industry is finally seeing an uptick in sales. FY2014-15 numbers reveal all vehicle categories other than CVs are in positive territory and passenger car sales have returned to the black after three years. 

Riding on the back of a gradual uplift in market sentiments, excise duty cuts continuing through to December 2014 and the opening up of the mining and infrastructure sectors, the Indian automotive industry posted an overall growth of 7.22 percent in fiscal year April 2014-March 2015, marking an improved performance over the previous fiscal. FY2013-14 had seen growth of 3.53 percent, mainly due ...

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