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CHENNAI: Vehicle manufacturer Bajaj Auto backed by its popular brands Pulsar and Discover, has reported 10 per cent growth in its sales in December 2010.
The company had sold 2,76,803 units during the month, up by 10 per cent during the same period of previous year.
Bajaj Auto Ltd has reported sales of 2,52,004 units in December 2009, the company said in a statement here.
On the motorcycles segment, the company had sold 2,43,675 units in December 2010 registering an increase of 11 per cent as against 2,19,920 units sold in the same month of previous year, it said.
Brands from the company the Pulsar and Discover registered 70 per cent of its sales, it said.
On the commercial vehicle category, the company witnessed a marginal increase of five per cent. Bajaj Auto had sold 33,128 units in December 2010, as against 31,575 units in the same month of previous year, it said.
Besides, the company witnessed a slight increase of 4 per cent on the exports segment. The company had sold 95,388 units in December 2010 as against 91,369 units sold in the same month of previous year in the overseas market.
Bajaj Auto reports 10% sales growth in Dec - The Economic Times
The company had sold 2,76,803 units during the month, up by 10 per cent during the same period of previous year.
Bajaj Auto Ltd has reported sales of 2,52,004 units in December 2009, the company said in a statement here.
On the motorcycles segment, the company had sold 2,43,675 units in December 2010 registering an increase of 11 per cent as against 2,19,920 units sold in the same month of previous year, it said.
Brands from the company the Pulsar and Discover registered 70 per cent of its sales, it said.
On the commercial vehicle category, the company witnessed a marginal increase of five per cent. Bajaj Auto had sold 33,128 units in December 2010, as against 31,575 units in the same month of previous year, it said.
Besides, the company witnessed a slight increase of 4 per cent on the exports segment. The company had sold 95,388 units in December 2010 as against 91,369 units sold in the same month of previous year in the overseas market.
Bajaj Auto reports 10% sales growth in Dec - The Economic Times
Hero Honda Sales
NEW DELHI: The country's largest two-wheeler maker Hero Honda today reported a 33 per cent growth in sales at 5,01,111 units for December 2010 over the same month in the previous year.
In a statement, the company said it has recorded a sales growth of 16.4 per cent during the calendar year 2010 with cumulative sales of over 5 million units.
"2010 has been an outstanding year for Hero Honda. For the coming year, we further intend to solidify our leadership by launching new products combined with customer-focused marketing programs," Hero Honda Motors Sr VP (Marketing & Sales) Anil Dua said.
The company said during the October-December quarter of 2010, the company has sold 14,28,030 units, registering a 29 per cent growth over the same period in 2009.
Hero Honda sales jump 33 pc in December 2010 - The Economic Times
In a statement, the company said it has recorded a sales growth of 16.4 per cent during the calendar year 2010 with cumulative sales of over 5 million units.
"2010 has been an outstanding year for Hero Honda. For the coming year, we further intend to solidify our leadership by launching new products combined with customer-focused marketing programs," Hero Honda Motors Sr VP (Marketing & Sales) Anil Dua said.
The company said during the October-December quarter of 2010, the company has sold 14,28,030 units, registering a 29 per cent growth over the same period in 2009.
Hero Honda sales jump 33 pc in December 2010 - The Economic Times
TVS motors Sales
Scooters grow 94%, Domestic Sales up 46%; Motorcycles up 24%
Hosur, January 1, 2011: A substantial increase in domestic sales spurred by significant demand from across all product segments has propelled TVS Motor Company�s December sales by 41%.
The company sold 175,500 units in December 2010 against 120,913 units in the same month of the previous year. Cumulative sales of the company for the period April 2010 to December 2010 thus stood at 1,516,606 units.
Two Wheeler
Total two wheeler sales witnessed a sizeable increase of 41% with sales of 168,359 units against 119,701 units registered in December 2009.
Consequently, cumulative two wheeler sales for the period April 2010 to December 2010 increased by 34% with sales of 1,485,102 units over 1,109,054 units in April to December 2009.
Domestic sales of the company increased by 46% with sales of 149,357 units in December 2010 against 102,479 units reported in December 2009.
Scooter sales grew by an impressive 94% with sales of 41,804 units as against 21,566 units recorded in December 2009. Motorcycles sales recorded a growth of 24% with sales of 61,404 units in December 2010 as against 49,560 units in December 2009.
The company exported 19,002 units of two wheelers in December 2010 against 17,222 units registered in December 2009.
Three Wheeler
In December 2010, the company sold 3,500 units of three wheelers against 1,212 units sold in the comparable month of the previous year. Cumulative three wheeler sales for the period April 2010 to December 2010 stood at 27,863 units against 8,707 units, a growth of 220%.
TVS Motor Company December sales grows 41%
Hosur, January 1, 2011: A substantial increase in domestic sales spurred by significant demand from across all product segments has propelled TVS Motor Company�s December sales by 41%.
The company sold 175,500 units in December 2010 against 120,913 units in the same month of the previous year. Cumulative sales of the company for the period April 2010 to December 2010 thus stood at 1,516,606 units.
Two Wheeler
Total two wheeler sales witnessed a sizeable increase of 41% with sales of 168,359 units against 119,701 units registered in December 2009.
Consequently, cumulative two wheeler sales for the period April 2010 to December 2010 increased by 34% with sales of 1,485,102 units over 1,109,054 units in April to December 2009.
Domestic sales of the company increased by 46% with sales of 149,357 units in December 2010 against 102,479 units reported in December 2009.
Scooter sales grew by an impressive 94% with sales of 41,804 units as against 21,566 units recorded in December 2009. Motorcycles sales recorded a growth of 24% with sales of 61,404 units in December 2010 as against 49,560 units in December 2009.
The company exported 19,002 units of two wheelers in December 2010 against 17,222 units registered in December 2009.
Three Wheeler
In December 2010, the company sold 3,500 units of three wheelers against 1,212 units sold in the comparable month of the previous year. Cumulative three wheeler sales for the period April 2010 to December 2010 stood at 27,863 units against 8,707 units, a growth of 220%.
TVS Motor Company December sales grows 41%
Yamaha Sales
NEW DELHI: Two-wheeler maker India Yamaha Motor today reported a 69.71 per cent rise in its total sales in December 2010 at 34,839 units.
The company had sold 20,529 units in the same month the previous year, India Yamaha Motor said in a statement.
In the domestic market, the company's sales stood at 26,567 units as against 13,612 units in the same month in 2009, up 95.17 per cent.
Exports of India Yamaha rose by 19.59 per cent to 8,272 units from 6,917 units in the year-ago period, it added.
For the entire 2010, the company's sales increased by 30.75 per cent to 3,50,264 units from 2,67,895 units in 2009.
The domestic sales during last year stood at 2,58,987 units as against 2,18,625 units in the previous year, up 18.46 per cent.
Exports also rose by 85.26 per cent to 91,277 units from 49,270 units in the year-ago period.
"We are pleased with our achievements this year, wherein we have been able to strengthen our brand image and cement our place in the hearts of our esteemed customers," India Yamaha Motor CEO and Managing Director Hiroyuki Suzuki said.
The company is confident that 2011 will also be a successful year on the back of strong performance in 2010, he added.
Yamaha Motor sales up 70 pc in December - The Economic Times
The company had sold 20,529 units in the same month the previous year, India Yamaha Motor said in a statement.
In the domestic market, the company's sales stood at 26,567 units as against 13,612 units in the same month in 2009, up 95.17 per cent.
Exports of India Yamaha rose by 19.59 per cent to 8,272 units from 6,917 units in the year-ago period, it added.
For the entire 2010, the company's sales increased by 30.75 per cent to 3,50,264 units from 2,67,895 units in 2009.
The domestic sales during last year stood at 2,58,987 units as against 2,18,625 units in the previous year, up 18.46 per cent.
Exports also rose by 85.26 per cent to 91,277 units from 49,270 units in the year-ago period.
"We are pleased with our achievements this year, wherein we have been able to strengthen our brand image and cement our place in the hearts of our esteemed customers," India Yamaha Motor CEO and Managing Director Hiroyuki Suzuki said.
The company is confident that 2011 will also be a successful year on the back of strong performance in 2010, he added.
Yamaha Motor sales up 70 pc in December - The Economic Times
Honda Sales
NEW DELHI: Two-wheeler manufacturer Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) today reported 20 per cent growth in sales at 1,40,642 units in December 2010 over the same month previous year.
In a statement, HMSI said the overall growth during the month stood at 20 per cent in December 2010 and the motorcycle segment contributed the most.
In the domestic market, the company sold 53,821 units of motorcycles, 76,263 units scooters.
The exports contributed 10,558 units in December 2010, it added.
HMSI sales up 20 pc in December - The Economic Times
In a statement, HMSI said the overall growth during the month stood at 20 per cent in December 2010 and the motorcycle segment contributed the most.
In the domestic market, the company sold 53,821 units of motorcycles, 76,263 units scooters.
The exports contributed 10,558 units in December 2010, it added.
HMSI sales up 20 pc in December - The Economic Times
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