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Ashok Leyland sells more in Feb.

NEW DELHI MARCH 7. Ashok Leyland has posted a 36.1 per cent rise in sales during February at 3,939 units against 2,894 units in the same month last year.

While domestic sales jumped by 34.6 per cent to 3,672 units, exports surged by 60.8 per cent to 267 units during the month, a company statement said. February sales were also higher by 10.4 per cent as compared to 3,567 vehicles sold in the previous month. Cumulative (April-February 2002-03) sales went up by 24 per cent to 31,103 vehicles from 25,081 units a year earlier.

During February, the company recorded a 32.4 per cent rise in domestic salesof medium duty commercial vehicles at 3,614 units.

Of this, salesof medium duty goods vehicles stood higher by 41 per cent at 2,696 vehicles. — PTI

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