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Ford Drives Back To India, Chennai Plant To Reopen After 2 Years
Ford Motor plans to restart a manufacturing plant for exports in Tamil Nadu, India, the company said on Friday, potentially re-entering a market it exited three years ago.
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Ford Motor Explores Renewing 3-Decade Partnership With Tamil Nadu
Ford Motor held talks with Tamil Nadu to explore producing vehicles for export, chief minister MK Stalin said, potentially signalling that the US carmaker could restart production in India after exiting the country three years ago.
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Ford Executes Settlement Agreement With Workers In Tamil Nadu Plant
Ford India, the subsidiary of the US car maker Ford on Saturday said it has concluded negotiations on the 'severance settlement package' with the employees of its manufacturing plant near here, a year after it announced that it would exit the Indian market as part of the company's 'restructuring exercise.'
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Ford India Loss Widens To Rs 4,229 Crore In 2021-22
The Indian arm of US carmaker Ford, which had last year decided to exit from the country, saw widening of its loss after tax to Rs 4,229 crore in fiscal 2021-22, according to data provided by business intelligence platform Tofler.
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Ford India Resumes Production For Exports At Its Tamil Nadu Plant
According to a PTI report, Ford India said more than 300 employees gave their consent to resuming production and the plant has resumed operation in double shifts from June 14.
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Ford's India Exit- Should You Buy A Used Ford Car Now?
Coming to the potential consequences of this unfortunate market exit, should you buy a used Ford car in these changed circumstances?
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Indian Auto Dealers Ask Government For Help After Ford Exit Setback
The Federation of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) said in a letter to India's industries ministry, sudden exits by global companies "cause great distress."
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Top Five Auto Companies' Exits From India Costed 64,000 Jobs: Auto Federation FADA
Top five exits of global automakers from India since 2017 have wiped out 64,000 jobs in the country and costed a dealer investment loss of Rs 2,485 crore, Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations or FADA has stated.
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FADA Requests Government To Monitor Ford India's Dealer Compensation Structure
The Federation Of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) has requested the government to formulate a task force for monitoring the compensation structure Ford is working on for its dealer partners across the country.
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Losses Worth Crores: Vendors Meet Tamil Nadu Minister Over Ford Exit
At least 75 vendors from across Tamil Nadu, supplying components to auto major Ford, met the Rural Industries Minister in Chennai after the car-maker announced its India exit. Claiming that business with Ford made up 20-40% of their businesses.
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Ford Wakes Up Badly Burnt From Its India Dream
Ford took a $2 billion hit to stop making cars in India, following compatriots General Motors Co and Harley-Davidson Inc in closing factories in the country.
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Ford's India Exit: How It Affects Existing Customers
While it's not a complete walkout for Ford India as the brand will sell premium imported models and will continue production for exports, customers fear how well aftersales and spare part availability will be taken care of and how bad will be its impact on resale.
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Ford India Ending Local Production: How It Affects The Used Car Business
Ford's decision to end local production of vehicles in India will have a big impact on the auto industry, and the used car market is no exception. So, how does this affect people who plan to buy or sell a pre-owned Ford car? Read on to find out.
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Ford India Ending Local Vehicle Production: All You Need To Know
Ford India has shocked the Indian auto industry by announcing its decision to cease local vehicle manufacturing. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Ford To Cease Local Production In India, Shut Down Both Plants
Ford Motor Co. will stop making cars in India and shut down both of its plants in the country, two sources told Reuters, becoming the latest automaker to exit the market.
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Ford Drives Back To India, Chennai Plant To Reopen After 2 Years
Ford Motor plans to restart a manufacturing plant for exports in Tamil Nadu, India, the company said on Friday, potentially re-entering a market it exited three years ago.
-
Ford Motor Explores Renewing 3-Decade Partnership With Tamil Nadu
Ford Motor held talks with Tamil Nadu to explore producing vehicles for export, chief minister MK Stalin said, potentially signalling that the US carmaker could restart production in India after exiting the country three years ago.
-
Ford Executes Settlement Agreement With Workers In Tamil Nadu Plant
Ford India, the subsidiary of the US car maker Ford on Saturday said it has concluded negotiations on the 'severance settlement package' with the employees of its manufacturing plant near here, a year after it announced that it would exit the Indian market as part of the company's 'restructuring exercise.'
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Ford India Loss Widens To Rs 4,229 Crore In 2021-22
The Indian arm of US carmaker Ford, which had last year decided to exit from the country, saw widening of its loss after tax to Rs 4,229 crore in fiscal 2021-22, according to data provided by business intelligence platform Tofler.
-
Ford India Resumes Production For Exports At Its Tamil Nadu Plant
According to a PTI report, Ford India said more than 300 employees gave their consent to resuming production and the plant has resumed operation in double shifts from June 14.
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Ford's India Exit- Should You Buy A Used Ford Car Now?
Coming to the potential consequences of this unfortunate market exit, should you buy a used Ford car in these changed circumstances?
-
Indian Auto Dealers Ask Government For Help After Ford Exit Setback
The Federation of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) said in a letter to India's industries ministry, sudden exits by global companies "cause great distress."
-
Top Five Auto Companies' Exits From India Costed 64,000 Jobs: Auto Federation FADA
Top five exits of global automakers from India since 2017 have wiped out 64,000 jobs in the country and costed a dealer investment loss of Rs 2,485 crore, Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations or FADA has stated.
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FADA Requests Government To Monitor Ford India's Dealer Compensation Structure
The Federation Of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) has requested the government to formulate a task force for monitoring the compensation structure Ford is working on for its dealer partners across the country.
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Losses Worth Crores: Vendors Meet Tamil Nadu Minister Over Ford Exit
At least 75 vendors from across Tamil Nadu, supplying components to auto major Ford, met the Rural Industries Minister in Chennai after the car-maker announced its India exit. Claiming that business with Ford made up 20-40% of their businesses.
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Ford Wakes Up Badly Burnt From Its India Dream
Ford took a $2 billion hit to stop making cars in India, following compatriots General Motors Co and Harley-Davidson Inc in closing factories in the country.
-
Ford's India Exit: How It Affects Existing Customers
While it's not a complete walkout for Ford India as the brand will sell premium imported models and will continue production for exports, customers fear how well aftersales and spare part availability will be taken care of and how bad will be its impact on resale.
-
Ford India Ending Local Production: How It Affects The Used Car Business
Ford's decision to end local production of vehicles in India will have a big impact on the auto industry, and the used car market is no exception. So, how does this affect people who plan to buy or sell a pre-owned Ford car? Read on to find out.
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Ford India Ending Local Vehicle Production: All You Need To Know
Ford India has shocked the Indian auto industry by announcing its decision to cease local vehicle manufacturing. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Ford To Cease Local Production In India, Shut Down Both Plants
Ford Motor Co. will stop making cars in India and shut down both of its plants in the country, two sources told Reuters, becoming the latest automaker to exit the market.
