INDIA: Anand Automotive plans capacity boost
Author: Satnam Singh | 1 September 2010
Component maker Anand Automotive plans to raise capacity to bridge the demand supply gap in the Indian automobile industry. The company plans to pump in fresh investment for the expansion.
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