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Volvo's plans

KOLKATA SEPT. 8. Volvo India, Indian subsidiary of Swedish automobile giant AB Volvo, would aim at double-digit growth for its Indian operations, a company official said.

The managing director of Volvo India, Ulf Nordqvist, told reporters here today that the company had already invested Rs. 3000 crores in the country for starting operations out of Bangalore. The focus would be on continuity on investment and the operations had already achieved break-even. — PTI

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