The Hindu Business Line : Ashok Leyland sales up 12.5 pc; at all-time high

ASHOK Leyland has reported all-time high sales of 54,740 vehicles for 2004-05, 12.5-per cent higher than the previous year's sales of 48,654 vehicles.

Exports nearly doubled to 6,812 vehicles, compared with 3,782 vehicles in the previous year.

Of the total domestic sales of 47,928 vehicles, the goods segment contributed 37,137 units, up 10.9 per cent from 33,471 last fiscal. Sales in the passenger segment were 10,469 as against 11,025 last fiscal. Total production during the year grew 10.9 per cent, from 49,148 to 54,524 vehicles.

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Ashok Leyland sales up 12.5 pc; at all-time high