What does AL stand for?

Ashok Leyland (India)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

That means the two leaders in the segment, Tata Motors Ltd and Ashok Leyland Ltd, which together hold nearly 88% of market share, are poised for a strong volume-led recovery in the current fiscal year.

India : Smoother road ahead for makers of commercial vehicles

90 per cent in October to 42,562 units from a mere 28,019 units in the year- ago period bringing respite for companies such as Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland.

52 pc jump in commercial vehicles sales seen in festive October season

Its primary customers are Ashok Leyland, Eicher Motors, Mahindra and TATA.

Indian metalcaster delivers first CGI blocks

We received tremendous inquiries for our Ashok Leyland buses and are very much hopeful of striking deals from local dealers," a spokesman for the India-based manufacturer of buses and trucks said.

China steals the show at ATA'09

School buses from the Tata or Ashok Leyland line from India cost Dh215,000 on an average.

New rules: Cost of safety

Nissan Motor Company has firmed up ventures with Ashok Leyland for light trucks, engines and transmissions.

Volvo to invest $350m in India

Hinduja Group owns banks in India and in Switzerland, as well as businesses including Gulf Oil and truck manufacturer Ashok Leyland.

Hinduja brothers target UK

They've steadily carried on amassing a fortune - they own Gulf Oil, and Ashok Leyland trucks, and they're in banking, property and media.

House of Hinduja can dash Vodafone dreams