Increased footfall of customers boosts the confidence of the OEMs
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Increased footfall of customers boosts the confidence of the OEMs

- Hemant Mathur, Assistant Vice President-Sales and Marketing, Tata Hitachi Construction Machinery CompanyStall No.:  OD 24 | AI-5 Hall 4A JV between Tata Motors (40 per cent) and Hitachi Construction Machinery Company (60 per cent), Tata ...

- Hemant Mathur, Assistant Vice President-Sales and Marketing, Tata Hitachi Construction Machinery CompanyStall No.:  OD 24 | AI-5 Hall 4A JV between Tata Motors (40 per cent) and Hitachi Construction Machinery Company (60 per cent), Tata Hitachi provides world-class construction equipment to address India’s infrastructure and mining needs. Hemant Mathur, Assistant Vice President-Sales and Marketing, Tata Hitachi Construction Machinery Company, shares more…Demand drivers for the company’s offerings: Several projects have been announced in the last year opening new avenues for the construction machinery industry. The long-term growth for the construction and earthmoving equipment is intact and positive. We see the mini excavator segment showing significant opportunity in the near term given the increasing mechanisation of construction. Business opportunities at Excon: We have participated in all editions of EXCON except one year. As always, it attracts key stakeholders and customers, exposes them to the latest offerings and engages them in one place to bolster business.Also, increased footfall of customers boosts the feel-good factor and confidence of the OEMs.Key products at the expo: At Excon 2019, the new products we will exhibit include the EX215LC-SLR, a super long-reach machine for long-reach applications; a 20-tonne quarry variant excavator for quarry-specific applications; our range of hydraulic excavators (both in the economy and the premium segment); our all new backhoe loader, SHINRAI; and TL340H, the indigenised wheel loader. Apart from this, there will be a display of our attachments and spare parts.  Meeting buyer requirements: We keep our eyes and ears open to track customer requirements and attempt to bring value adds that customers may not have even realised they need. As in the case of ConSite, we have taken the telematics data of our machines and coupled it with recommendations from our experience to provide a unique service aimed at loss reduction and productivity improvement.

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Aadhar Housing Finance Targets Rs 500 bn AUM By FY29

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