Committed to the Growth of the Automobile Industry
Looking back over the year since the inception of automobile industry in Pakistan it would not be incorrect to state that Ghandhara is the only company that has achieved consistent overall growth. The achievement of growth in a sustained manner has been the outcome of pragmatic application of strategies and more importantly maintenance of customer satisfaction at all times.
Ghandhara is Pakistan's most experienced group in the automobile industry, stretching back to 1963 when the General Motors plant (now National Motors) was acquired. From 1963 onward, Ghandhara developed the ancillary industry and progressively manufactured Bedford trucks and buses in Pakistan until …
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Article title: Committed to the Growth of the Automobile Industry.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Economic Review.
Volume: 21.
Issue: 4
Publication date: April 1990.
Page number: 39.
© 1998 Economic and Industrial Publications.
COPYRIGHT 1990 Gale Group.
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