Ashok Leyland's total sales rise 11% to 12,330 units in June
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Ashok Leyland has reported a six per cent growth in Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle (M&HCV) sales in June.The company sold 9,202 units of M&HCV in June 2017 against 8,685 units in the year-ago period. The company's Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV) sale grew 29 per cent to 3,128 units from 2,423 units in the corresponding month in 2016.
Total sales of the company rose by 11 per cent in June to 12,330 units from 11,108 units in the same month a year ago.
During the April to June period, the overall sales of M&HCV dropped by 17 per cent at 19,877 units from 24027 units, a year ago. LCV sales rose by 21 per cent to 8,618 units from 7,138 units.
Total sales of the company between April and June 2017 dropped by nine per cent at 28,495 units from 31,165 units in the same period in 2016.
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