Yamaha scooter plant to come up near Chennai - SteelGuru

Yamaha scooter plant to come up near Chennai SteelGuru Business Line reported that India Yamaha Motor Co plans to set up a scooter manufacturing facility at Vallam Vadagal on the outskirts of Chennai. The company signed a memorandum of understanding with the Tamil Nadu Government to this effect.

Heady times for two-wheeler makers - Hindu Business Line

Hindu Business Line

Heady times for two-wheeler makers Hindu Business Line Yamaha, likewise, has decided to focus on gearless scooters as part of its growth plan for India and will set up a new plant near Chennai. Old-timers will recall that Yamaha was the 'hottest' brand in the mid-1980s but lost its way for a host of ... Honda Dream Yuga motorcycle launched in India at Rs 44642 - makes it their ...Rush Lane all 10 news articles »

Yamaha to set up Rs.1500 crore plant in Tamil Nadu - TwoCircles.net

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Yamaha to set up Rs.1500 crore plant in Tamil Nadu TwoCircles.net By IANS, Chennai : With demand for its premium bikes going up and sensing bigger opportunities, the India Yamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd. will be setting up here its largest plant in Asia at an outlay of Rs.1500 crore to roll out scooters and motorcycles, ... Yamaha to invest R1,500 cr on new plant in Tamil NaduFinancial Express Yamaha to invest $418 million in India plants to expand capacityChicago Daily Herald Yamaha plans second India plantThe Japan Times all 52 news articles »

Vespa aims to make a buzz in India - The National

The National

Vespa aims to make a buzz in India The National The appetite for foreign-branded bikes and scooters has increased by almost two-thirds in five years. The Japanese makers - Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki - accounted for 20 per cent of the market in 2011 to 2012, compared with 12 per cent in 2006 to 2007, ...

Yamaha to set up plant near Chennai - The Hindu

The Hindu

Yamaha to set up plant near Chennai The Hindu Two-wheeler manufacturer Yamaha, on Monday, said that it would be setting up a factory in Tamil Nadu at an investment of Rs.1500 crore, which would be made over five years. It also announced that the Yamaha range of scooters would hit the roads this ... and more »