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Looking at 2020 with cautious optimism: Renault India MD Mamillapalle

"The journey back to the pre-Covid-19 growth rate will comprise strategic cooperation and resilience across the value chain," he said

Venkatram Mamillapalle, managing director, Renault India
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Venkatram Mamillapalle, managing director, Renault India

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After Renault India reported 75.5 per cent growth in sales for July, the highest among all carmakers in the country, Venkatram Mamillapalle, managing director, Renault India, said: “We are focusing on consolidation, with the approach and intention of bouncing back stronger. We look at 2020 and the mid-term with cautious optimism and hope.” He said the firm was committed to its India strategy, and was equipping itself to deal with the new normal.

“The journey back to the pre-Covid-19 growth rate will comprise strategic cooperation and resilience across the value chain,” he said. Renault India sold 6,422 units, after selling

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