Mercedes-Benz India to invest USD 24 mn in India

ETAuto Desk ETAuto Desk | 06-14 16:30

In January, Mercedes-Benz had already announced its USD 24 million investment in India for this year.
Mercedes-Benz has reaffirmed its investment plan for India, stating it will allocate USD 24 million in 2024. The company noted that any further increase would be contingent on market conditions.

These remarks were made after Maharashtra's Industries Minister, Uday Samant, mentioned on X that the automaker would invest 30 billion rupees (USD 360 million) in the state. Samant's comment came following his discussions with Mercedes-Benz representatives during his visit to Germany.

"Mercedes-Benz is committed to its current investment plans in India which were announced in January, and which foresee an investment of about USD 24 million this year," Mercedes-Benz said in a statement.

"Any further investments will depend on market demand."

In January, Mercedes-Benz had already announced its USD 24 million investment in India for this year.

(USD 1 = 83.5150 Indian rupees)

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