Tata to start Nano production from Sanand factory soon
Tata Motors is working hard to commence Nano production from its Sanand factory by January 2010. In this connection, the company started to send reminders and orders to its vendors. Tata Motors is learnt to allot land to its 55-odd vendors at the facility in Gujarat. The company has asked its vendors to set up facilities by October. A Tata Motors spokesperson informed that the company is preparing the things to be needed in the facility from now. All the efforts has been began to produce Nano in time.
Vidyadhar
Published On May 08, 2009 13:12 IST
Published OnMay 08, 2009 13:12 IST
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The vendors has to work accordingly. Construction at the Nano site is running in full swing. Ever since the Gujarat High Court rejected two writ petitions filed by two farmers whose lands were allocated for the Nano project, construction activity has picked up steam. Most construction work is going according to plan and is expected to end within four months.
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