Okinawa, the world's leading automobile manufacturer, has increased the margin per sales dealer to 11 percent, focusing on 'Make in India'. Amidst the proliferation of Kovid-19, many organizations and people are facing cost overruns. Okinawa has announced an increase in dealer margin per sale from 8% to 11%. The brand intends to enable its dealer network to make more profit, while everyone is going through a difficult time. This increase is effective from April 27 until further notice. Okinawa currently has a sales network of over 350 dealerships across the country.
For your information, let us tell you that due to increase in dealer margin, 2000 Indian rupees per vehicle is expected to be added to the dealer's wallet. All in all, this will benefit the dealers significantly. For example, if a dealer is selling 100 vehicles in a month, he will earn an additional profit in excess of 2,00,000 Indian rupees.
Declaring the dealer margin, Okinawa founder and MD, Jitendra Sharma, confirmed that, "We understand that the country is going through a difficult time. At this moment, it is everyone's responsibility to contribute Make it easier for more and more people. Our dealer partners are true brand ambassadors and Okinawa has always stood behind them. Reinforcing this commitment, Okinawa has H has announced an increase in dealers margins. We will hope that some relief for dealers, because most industries are going through a recession. "
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