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Tractor production shows increase of 85pc than last year

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
08/11/2014
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KARACHI: Pakistan Auto Manufactures Association (PAMA) Senior Vice Chairman Sohail Bashir Rana has said that tractor production has increased than the previous year. He said that the main reason behind this is reduction in tax percentage. He told Customs Today that the sales of tractors have been recorded more than 85 percent in three months from July to September which is a good sign. As many as 11,896 tractors had been manufactured and 9,365 tractors were sold out which is more than 85 percent of the previous year.

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