A small team, however, is working at the plant to continue essential operations, the company said in a statement.
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Daimler India Commercial Vehicle’s order book is full for the rest of the calendar for exports and strong traction in the domestic market has helped its BharatBenz brand to cross a critical mark of 10% market share, managing director Satyakam Arya said.
In Chennai, roughly 3,000 employees produce robust and reliable BharatBenz trucks which already rank third in the heavy-duty segment.


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"Efforts are on to reduce fixed as well as variable costs intensively, and we are quite confident that we will keep a profitable position this year as well,” Satyakam Arya, MD, Daimler India said.
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles inaugurated a new BharatBenz sales and service outlet in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh in association with PPS Trucking. The brand new facility is a testament of the ever increasing demand for BharatBenz products in Central India especially in Madhya Pradesh. #trucking #india #network #brand #Sales #Service #CommercialVehicles #Dealership #MadhyaPradesh #BharatBenz #Trucks










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