Maruti Suzuki To Set Up Stockyard Facility In Nagpur (04-Feb-2012)
Maruti Suzuki, the country's largest auto-maker is likely to set up its stockyard facility in Nagpur, to reduce the transit time and increase delivery of vehicles. The company is producing 8,000 units in its plant, but plans to increase the production.
Stockyard will be established region-wise so that there will not be any delay in delivery of the vehicles. The company has opened one stockyard facility in Bangalore for southern region and next will be coming in Nagpur.
Maruti Suzuki (India), country's largest car maker has sold a total of 115433 vehicles in the month of January 2012, up by 5.2% as compared to 109743 vehicles in January 2011. This includes 14,386 units of exports during the month, registering 54.3% increase.
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