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Yamaha Motor India targets sale of 900,000 units in 2017

The company is also planning 10% growth in exports

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T E Narasimhan Chennai
Japanese auto major Yamaha is expecting to sell around 900,000 units in India during the current calendar year. The company, which is betting big on scooter segment growth, is planning to launch one more product.
Speaking to reporters after inaugurating Yamaha Scooter Boutique, Roy Kurian, senior vice-president of Sales & Marketing, Yamaha Motor India, said that the company sold 750,000 units in the last calendar year and this year, it plans to sell around nine lakh units.
The company is optimistic about the growth on the backdrop of improvement in sentiments on better monsoon forecast and the end of the demonetisation episode.
He said

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