Pak Suzuki Resumes Operations After 84 Days Break
Pak Suzuki has announced to resume its operations from today after a break spanned for over 84 days due to COVID-19.
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Remembering the Suzuki Margalla
Margalla will be remembered as the most successful Suzuki sedan in Pakistan for years to come
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Suzuki Global Suffers from a 10% Profit Decline
Suzuki Motor Corporation (SMC) saw its revenue decline by 9.9% to 3.49 trillion yen in the quarter ended 31st March 2020.
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Ciaz- Pak Suzuki’s Wildcard Which They Never Knew How to Play
The Suzuki Ciaz was a wildcard which unfortunately PakSuzuki had no idea about how to make use of.
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Pak Suzuki Might Discontinue Ciaz
Pak Suzuki is planning to discontinue the Ciaz sedan which comes as a CBU import in Pakistan, CarSpiritPK has learned from an authorized Suzuki dealership.
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Pak Suzuki Suffers Rs 941 Million Quarterly Loss
Pak Suzuki, the largest auto assembler of Pakistan witnessed a quarterly loss of Rs 941 million in the quarter ended 31st March 2020, according to a notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Thursday.
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Suzuki Alto, Cultus, WagonR & Swift Records Lowest-Ever Sales
Four Pak Suzuki hatchbacks, the 660cc Alto, 1000cc Cultus & WagonR and 1300cc Swift have recorded their lowest ever sales in the month of March 2020 according to the latest data released by Pakistan Automobile Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
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Pak Suzuki WagonR Nearing its End?
WagonR was once among the best selling 1,000cc car in Pak Suzuki’s lineup, however it is now suffering from a dismal 72% decline in sales.
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Are Tables Turning for Pak Suzuki?
Pak Suzuki having suffered from a net loss of nearly Rs 3 billion for the year ended December 2019 may not see good times in forthcoming period amid COVID-19 shutdowns.
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Pak Suzuki Records Rs 2.9 Billion Loss
Pak Suzuki Motor Company has announced a loss of Rs 2.92 billion for the year ended 31st December 2019, according to a notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Friday.
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