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Daewoo plans e-bike rollout in India comeback
Business Standard
|October 19, 2023
Also looking to sell solar and inverter batteries, consumer electronics goods such as LED televisions, refrigerators
Posco Daewoo, the South Korean conglomerate whose Cielo sedan and Matiz hatchback were once the pride of Indian car owners, is looking to reenter India. And its return journey is riding on plans to sell electric bikes and e-cycles.
The company termed India's robust economic growth and surging consumer demand as reasons behind its comeback plans, saying they make India "one of the world's most promising consumer markets," according to Y S Choi, general manager, Posco Daewoo South Korea. The company is also looking to sell power and energy products such as solar and inverter batteries, consumer electronics goods such as LED televisions, air purifiers, and refrigerators.
This story is from the October 19, 2023 edition of Business Standard.
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