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According to Manuel Gaspar E. Albos Jr., Norkis senior vice president, demand for motorcycles is expected to reach one million units by the year 2010.


For this year, Albos is projecting demand for motorcycles to reach 400,00 units.


Yamaha itself is targeting sales of 60,000 units of its solo motorbikes this year, generating revenues of up to P3 billion.


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According to Norkis Trading Co. senior vice president Manuel Gaspar E. Albos Jr., Yamaha is projecting sales of 60,000 units of its solo motorbikes this year, generating revenues of up to P3 billion.


Last year, Albos admitted Yamaha only had less than 10-percent market share of the solo motorbike segment as compared to Honda’s dominance of the market with a 45- percent market share.


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For this year, Albos is projecting demand for motorcycles to reach 400,00 units.


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Last year, Albos admitted Yamaha only had less than 10-percent market share of the solo motorbike segment as compared to Honda’s dominance of the market with a 45- percent market share.


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Norkis expects strong demand for motorcycles this year

By Marianne V. Go | July 1, 2004 - 12:00am

Norkis Trading Co., Inc., the assembler/distributor of Yamaha motorcycles and parts in the Philippines, is slowly trying to change its image to be able to capture the continued demand for motorcycles. According...

Business

Yamaha eyes bigger share of local motorcycle market

By Marianne V. Go | February 3, 2004 - 12:00am

Yamaha Motor Co. Ltd. is planning to grab a bigger market share from Honda Motor this year with a more aggressive production and marketing of solo motorcycles. According to Norkis Trading Co. senior vice president...

Business