Et 27-sep 2006
Toyota is aiming to sell 9.8 m vehicles globally in 08, the company's president katsaki Watanabe said on 20th Sep 2006.
toyota sold 8.13 m vehicles worldwide in 05.
is set to sell 8.85 m vehicles in 2006.
Gen motors sold 9.2 m vehicles in 05.
Watanabe declined to give a production target for 08 but said the number may be slightly higher than the sales figure.
Projected fiscal sales for 06 is 5.5 trillion yen.
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Thursday, June 14, 2007
NTN 15-6-2007
Mint
14-6-2007 Bse sensex - 14003.03 -0.91%
15-6-2007 14203.72 +1.43%
Mint 15-6-2007
Page 4
Crisil downgraded Hindalco Ltd. bonds by one notch from AAA to AA over debt for Novelis deal. Crisil also downgraded Tata Steel to AA+ from AAA following Corus acquisition.
ET 14-6-2007 Page 20
Global liquidity worries weight heavily on market
China and India have seen net $4.5 billion (China $3.1 billion and India 1.3 $Bi) outflow so far this year. This is in contrast to inflow of $3.67 billion into China and $1.38 billion into India ytd of 2006. What is its impact going to be?
Et 15-6-2007 Page 4
GM India eyes 20% of small car market by '10
Enthused by the encouraging response to its recently small car Chevrolet Spark, GM ndia on thursday said it has set a target to capture 15-20% of the domestic small car market by 2010. The small car segment accounts for nearly two-third of passenger vehicle sales in India with about 7-8 lakh units old in thes egment each year. It is growing at a rate of 15-18% per annum.
ET 15-6-2007 Page 5
Ernst & Young's latest report on telecom says India's telecom sector will see investments up to $25 billion over the next five years. (A recent study by telecom regulator TRAI has estimated that the country will need about 350,000 telecom towers by 2010, when compared to 125,000 at present).
14-6-2007 Bse sensex - 14003.03 -0.91%
15-6-2007 14203.72 +1.43%
Mint 15-6-2007
Page 4
Crisil downgraded Hindalco Ltd. bonds by one notch from AAA to AA over debt for Novelis deal. Crisil also downgraded Tata Steel to AA+ from AAA following Corus acquisition.
ET 14-6-2007 Page 20
Global liquidity worries weight heavily on market
China and India have seen net $4.5 billion (China $3.1 billion and India 1.3 $Bi) outflow so far this year. This is in contrast to inflow of $3.67 billion into China and $1.38 billion into India ytd of 2006. What is its impact going to be?
Et 15-6-2007 Page 4
GM India eyes 20% of small car market by '10
Enthused by the encouraging response to its recently small car Chevrolet Spark, GM ndia on thursday said it has set a target to capture 15-20% of the domestic small car market by 2010. The small car segment accounts for nearly two-third of passenger vehicle sales in India with about 7-8 lakh units old in thes egment each year. It is growing at a rate of 15-18% per annum.
ET 15-6-2007 Page 5
Ernst & Young's latest report on telecom says India's telecom sector will see investments up to $25 billion over the next five years. (A recent study by telecom regulator TRAI has estimated that the country will need about 350,000 telecom towers by 2010, when compared to 125,000 at present).
Friday, June 8, 2007
Ashok Leyland unveils strategy to grow bus segment
Economic Times 9-6-2007 Page 6
New strategy: to offer customers a new range of buses, including fully built vehicles and double the capacigty of luxury liner Irizar a JV with TVS. It is also giving push t designing buses and branding models like Viking, Irizar, Luxura9intercity), Panther and Tarmac (Airport bus). they want to supply fully built buses up to two thirds of their sale against on 10% now. COO Vinod K Dasari told ET.
we want to increase our share by increasing profit of operators. It will focus on designing the buses, colouring, improving passenger comforts plus branding. Depending on models, it will own IPR. It will forge tie-ups with leasding coach builders for capacity expansion. In case of ST buses it will work with TATA Motors for standardizing the results.
Irizar, present capacity of 500 luxury coaches will be doubled by increasing capacity at Viralamalai and Pudukottai plants.ALL has also proposed to scale up capacities at Alwar and Ennore plants.
New strategy: to offer customers a new range of buses, including fully built vehicles and double the capacigty of luxury liner Irizar a JV with TVS. It is also giving push t designing buses and branding models like Viking, Irizar, Luxura9intercity), Panther and Tarmac (Airport bus). they want to supply fully built buses up to two thirds of their sale against on 10% now. COO Vinod K Dasari told ET.
we want to increase our share by increasing profit of operators. It will focus on designing the buses, colouring, improving passenger comforts plus branding. Depending on models, it will own IPR. It will forge tie-ups with leasding coach builders for capacity expansion. In case of ST buses it will work with TATA Motors for standardizing the results.
Irizar, present capacity of 500 luxury coaches will be doubled by increasing capacity at Viralamalai and Pudukottai plants.ALL has also proposed to scale up capacities at Alwar and Ennore plants.
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