BMW In 2010 the company invested an amount of Rs 1.1 billion
The Bavarian manufacturer BMW, has decided to sink its feet firmly in the Indian market. And this, they plan to do by investing an amount of Rs 1.8 billion towards dealership expansion and hiked production. In 2010 the company invested an amount of Rs 1.1 billion and the results have been overwhelmingly positive.
The move will employ over 650 personnel and an additional 1200 jobs due to the increased dealership network. As of now the company has 24 dealerships across the country and aims to increase it to 40. Future plans also include the introduction of the MINI brand to India.
Source: – CarsBikesIndia
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