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SatNav in pact with Nippon

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Hyderabad , July 15

SATNAV Technologies (P) Ltd, a products company which announced the launch of India's first navigation system SatGuide recently, has signed an agreement with Nippon Audiotronix Ltd for marketing and after sales service of the product.

As per this arrangement, Nippon Audiotronix, a player in the in-car electronics segment, will exclusively handle the sales and marketing of Nippon SatGuide in India. Nippon would handle both retail channels as well as the original equipment manufacturers using their network of over 650 outlets across the country.

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