Indian CV sector posts muted sales in FY2016-17
Having motored smoothly till October 2016, the sector first bore the brunt of demonetisation and then not-so-good pre-buying ahead of the BS IV upgrade.Sales results of four OEMs reveals a 3.4 percent YoY growth.
As commercial vehicle OEMs declare their results for March 2017, it is amply clear that the sector will have closed the just-ended fiscal year 2016-17 with muted sales numbers. Sales results of four leading OEMs reveals a 3.4 percent YoY growth.
While the CV industry was motoring along quite smoothly thanks to replacement-led demand till end-October 2016 with total sales of 399,000 unit and YoY growth of nearly 7 percent, it was buffeted strongly by the wind of demonetisation and more recently by the mandatory shift to BS IV. CV players also saw sales slow down as buyers delayed their ...
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