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Maruti Suzuki invests Rs 154 crore towards CSR initiatives in FY19
Posted on 16th October 2019 |
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Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL) said on Tuesday that it invested over Rs 154 crore towards its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives during the financial year 2018-19. The efforts were focused on community development, road safety, and skill development. These are aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) corresponding to good health and well-being, |
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Maruti Suzuki cuts production for eighth straight month in September
Posted on 9th October 2019 |
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Maruti Suzuki India (MSI), the country's largest carmaker, reduced its production for the eighth straight month, as the automobile sector continued to reel under a slowdown. The company cut its production by 17.48% in September. The company produced a total of 1,32,199 units in September as against 1,60,219 units during the same month last year, Maruti Suzuki said in a regulatory filing. |
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Maruti launches entry-level hatchback S-Presso at ₹3.69 lakh
Posted on 30th September 2019 |
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Maruti Suzuki India ltd, the country’s largest vehicle manufacturer, on Monday launched its new entry-level hatchback S-Presso, at a price range of ₹3.69 lakh to ₹4.91 lakh. With muted sales over the last one year, the company will bank on the new product to revive its fortunes during the festival period and beyond. |
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Maruti Suzuki's Baleno RS price cut, now cheaper by Rs 1 lakh
Posted on 28th September 2019 |
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After passing on benefits to buyers on select car models following the government's corporate tax reduction by reducing Rs 5,000 on ex-showroom price, Maruti Suzuki has now slashed the ex-showroom price of Baleno RS by Rs 100,000. Following this massive reduction in Baleno RS cost, its ex-showroom price now stands at Rs 7.88 lakh. |
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After Maruti Suzuki, other automakers might soon cut car prices
Posted on 26th September 2019 |
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NEW DELHI : The steps taken to reverse the economic slowdown, along with the upcoming festive season offers, might have the potential to accelerate the automobile sector's sales growth, industry insiders opined. The trend of reduced prices on the back of recent corporate tax sops is expected to catch-up after car market leader Maruti Suzuki cut prices on Wednesday. |
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Auto major Maruti Suzuki slashes prices of select car models by Rs 5000
Posted on 25th September 2019 |
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The country's largest car maker Maruti Suzuki India on Wednesday reduced the prices of select models by Rs 5,000 (on ex-showroom prices). These models include all variants of Alto 800, Alto K10, Swift Diesel, Celerio, Baleno Diesel, Ignis, Dzire Diesel, Tour S Diesel, Vitara Brezza and S-Cross, MSI said in a statement. |
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India's biggest carmaker Maruti sees higher sales in September
Posted on 24th September 2019 |
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New Delhi: India’s biggest automaker, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, expects sales of its cars in September to be higher than the previous month, its Chairman R C Bhargava told Reuters on Monday. August domestic sales at Maruti Suzuki fell 34.3 per cent, one of the biggest monthly drops in sales in recent times. Indian auto sales fell for the 10th straight month in August, marking one of the worst slowdowns in the industry’s history. |
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Suzuki to Maruti: Cut costs at plants
Posted on 18th September 2019 |
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Suzuki Motor Corp has asked Maruti Suzuki India to cut down discretionary expenses and plug in resource wastage at its plants in Gurgaon and Manesar to keep costs in control. The advisory from Suzuki, which is the 56% owner of Maruti, comes at a time when vehicle sales have plummeted to a two-decade low and Maruti has had to let go of some 3,000 of its contractual workers as it has pruned its production. |
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Maruti Suzuki to examine captive finance company for easy loans
Posted on 6th September 2019 |
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Maruti Suzuki will examine the possibility of having a captive finance company, which will help in reducing dependence of its customers and dealers on banks and NBFCs, which have been cautious in lending following a year-long slump in vehicle demand. Shashank Srivastava, executive director, sales and marketing at Maruti Suzuki, said globally manufacturers have captive finance companies which are successful. “We will examine the option and look at India-specific requirements,” Srivastava told FE. |
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