Bharti Airtel, Hero MotoCorp, Future Group: Here are the Top Stocks for Investors Today
FOLLOW US ON:
The stock market on Wednesday, February 3, zoomed for the third consecutive day with the indices hitting fresh record highs during the trading session. However, the indices on Thursday, February 4, are expected to open flat as the SGX Nifty was trading 6.50 points up at 14,835.00 at 7:00 am. On February 3, the BSE Sensex gained 458.03 points or 0.92 percent to close at 50,255.75, hitting a fresh record high of 50,526 in the intra-day trade.
Similarly, the NSE Nifty rallied 142.10 points or 0.97 percent to settle the day at new closing high at 14,789.95. The Nifty50 hit a fresh record peak of 14,869 earlier in the day.
Hero MotoCorp Sets Up A New Vertical For Harley-Davidson In India; To Be Headed By Ravi Avalur
45,475 Views View Photos
Highlights
Harley-Davidson is currently operating India with 11 dealerships
Hero plans to expand Harley s presence through its own dealers pan India
Hero MotoCorp has set-up a new vertical for sales, service, and distribution of Harley-Davidson motorcycles and merchandise in India. The new vertical will be headed by Ravi Avalur, who will be reporting to Dr. Pawan Munjal, Chairman, and CEO - Hero MotoCorp. With the announcement, Harley-Davidson India is officially back in business with 11 dealerships that joined under Hero s purview and are spread out in 11 cities. The first batch of motorcycles and merchandise was dispatched to dealers on January 18, 2021.
Hero MotoCorp sets up separate unit to sell Harley-Davidson motorcycles
Top Searches:
Reuters | Feb 3, 2021, 17:36 IST
BENGALURU: Hero MotoCorp has set up a separate business unit to sell Harley-Davidson vehicles in India, Hero said on Wednesday, months after the US company ended most of its operations in the world s largest motorcycle market.
Hero has added 11 Harley-Davidson dealers in India and begun wholesale dispatches of Harley products to dealers from Jan. 18, the company said in a statement to Indian stock exchanges.
Milwaukee-based Harley ended its sales and manufacturing operations in India in September after struggling for a decade to gain a foothold.
Hero MotoCorp starts distribution of Harley Davidson bikes in India; sets up dedicated vertical
Hero MotoCorp said it had commenced the transportation of Harley-Davidson products to its dealers on January 18. Hero MotorCorp has appointed Ravi Avalur as the Business Unit Head of its latest vertical
BusinessToday.In | February 3, 2021 | Updated 19:45 IST
Harley-Davidson in September 2020 had decided to exit India
Two-wheeler manufacturer Heo MotoCorp has kicked-off distribution of Harley Davidson motorcycles in India and has set up dedicated vertical for the same. In an exchange filing on Wednesday, the auto major said that the firm is setting up a separate vertical to operate new business of distributing Harley Davidson products and merchandise in the country. This announcement came several months after finalising the distribution deal with Harley-Davidson.