Sameer Tandon

India is grappling with falling rural demand aggravated by unseasonal rains that threaten to destroy what could have been a bumper crop year. Maharsahstra is the worst impacted state in the country and the compensation announced can barely cover the losses faced by the farmers.

Eyeing 3-4% growth in FY15: Escorts Agri Machinery

The company just recently launched two tractor models in Bangladesh- Farmtrac 6060- Heritage series and Powertrac Diesel-Saver Plus 4450 Euro series.

See 6000 units per month run-rate by Feb, March: Escorts

Sameer Tandon, Escorts Agri Machinery is optimistic of run rate going back to 6000 units per month from the current 4000 units by February, March.

Sales will pick-up from Jan; 20% growth likely: Escorts

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Sameer Tandon, chief of sales- service & spares, Escorts Agri Machinery, says the agricultural products firm is likely to see sales growth of 10-12 percent in December-January.

Will hike price by 1.5-2% in Nov: Escorts Agri Machinery

The company sold 9,209 tractors in domestic market in October 2013 and expects its volumes to grow by 12-13 percent in this festive season.

Escorts eyes 13-14% growth, says phenomenal Sept sales rare

According to Sameer Tandon, the 33-34 percent growth seen by the company in September (YoY) may not be sustainable going ahead. However, he believes good monsoons can keep up the positive momnetum.

Market sentiment still positive: Escorts Agri Machinery

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sameer Tandon, Chief of Sales, Service & Spares of Escorts Agri Machinery spoke about company‘s sales numbers.

See margins improving on new products demand: Escorts

Despite a conitnuing slowdown seen in the auto industry, Sameer chief of sales- service and spares, Escorts expects the company to post better margins on the back of new products.