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Great Wall Motors Deal For GM's Talegaon Plant Could Fall Through: Report
GWM had originally signed an agreement with GM India for the acquisition of the Talegaon plant in January 2020, though the deal has been held up ever since.
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MG Motor India Plans To Raise Rs. 5000 Crore For A Second Plant: Report
MG Motor India is reportedly planning to raise the Rs. 5,000 crore to set up a second manufacturing plant in India, as the company gears up to launch new models, including a mass-market electric vehicle.
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Great Wall Motors Likely To Take Import Route For India Operations; Reconsiders Local Manufacturing Plans
Great Wall Motors is reworking on its entry strategy due to an inordinate delay in FDI approvals from the government and may ditch local manufacturing in our market, starting sales operations with CBU models.
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FDI in Automobile Sector Drops 85 Percent in April-May This Year
The Indian automobile sector, which faced major slowdown in demand in the last two years, witnessed about 85 per cent decline in foreign direct investment (FDI) to only USD 73 million during April-May this fiscal.
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Great Wall Motors Deal For GM's Talegaon Plant Could Fall Through: Report
GWM had originally signed an agreement with GM India for the acquisition of the Talegaon plant in January 2020, though the deal has been held up ever since.
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MG Motor India Plans To Raise Rs. 5000 Crore For A Second Plant: Report
MG Motor India is reportedly planning to raise the Rs. 5,000 crore to set up a second manufacturing plant in India, as the company gears up to launch new models, including a mass-market electric vehicle.
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Great Wall Motors Likely To Take Import Route For India Operations; Reconsiders Local Manufacturing Plans
Great Wall Motors is reworking on its entry strategy due to an inordinate delay in FDI approvals from the government and may ditch local manufacturing in our market, starting sales operations with CBU models.
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FDI in Automobile Sector Drops 85 Percent in April-May This Year
The Indian automobile sector, which faced major slowdown in demand in the last two years, witnessed about 85 per cent decline in foreign direct investment (FDI) to only USD 73 million during April-May this fiscal.
