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Auto sales up by 30% to 162,151 units in 11 months

byCustoms Today Report
12/06/2015
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KARACHI: The auto sales have witnessed 30% growth year-on-year (YoY) as 162,151 units were sold during the last 11 months.

According to Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) data, tractor industry also posted decent growth of 34% YoY during  (July-May) to reach 42,784 units, primarily due to reduction in General Sales Tax (GST) from 16% to 10%, announced in Federal Budget FY15.

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Pakistan local car assemblers have consistently registered healthy growth in vehicle sales (including light commercial vehicles (LCV), Vans and Jeeps) on the back of new model of Toyota Corolla, taxi scheme of Punjab government, and an increase in car financing due to 42-year low interest rates in the country.

A Topline Securities has reported that car financing is also picking up gradually (currently estimated at 30% versus 5% few years back), thanks to 42-year low interest rates in the country.

The government’s decision to maintain GST at 10% in the current federal budget FY16 will support the growth momentum in tractors volumes, the report added.

In fiscal year 2015 (FY15), local car assembler sales will grow by 30% to 177,825 units while 37% growth in tractors sales is also expected, the report said.

Amongst individual companies, Pak Suzuki Motor sales increased by 64% YoY to 11,477 units in May 2015. In 11MFY15, Pakistan Suzuki sales rose to 89,084 units versus 69,866 units in the same period last year.

Indus Motor sold 5,507 units in May 2015 compared to 2,917 units in the same month last year. During 11MFY15, Indus Motor sales increased 58% YoY to 51,485 units.

Honda Atlas Cars sold 2,353 units in May 2015 compared to 2,260 units in the same month last year. Honda Atlas Cars sales have remained stable at 21,134 units in 11MFY15 versus 21,002 units in the same period last year.

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