Goodbye Motors signs a five-year MoU with Equitas SFB, to offer monetary answers for littleGoodbye Motors, Equitas SFB sign MoU to offer monetary answers for Small Commercial Vehicle clients
Goodbye Motors has marked a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Equitas SFB, to offer monetary answers for its clients. With benefits appropriate across the Tata Motors little business vehicle (SCV) range, this tie-up will plan to work with consistent accessibility of financing. Goodbye Motors will use Equitas SFB’s organization the nation over to make these arrangements available for clients.
Remarking on this organization, Rohit Gangadhar Phadke, the Senior President and Head – Retail Assets, Equitas Small Finance Bank, said, “We are glad to be related with Tata Motors Limited at such a beginning phase of the Bank’s excursion. Through this organization, Equitas would arrive at an enormous arrangement of monetarily barred fragments to assist them with purchasing their first business vehicle from Tata Motors Limited. Equitas Small Finance Bank has consistently had confidence in elevating the underserved and unserved section of the general public to drive monetary consideration.”
Talking about something similar, Rajesh Kaul, the Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Commercial Vehicle Business Unit, Tata Motors, said, “We are pleased to join forces with Equitas SFB, one of India’s driving little money banks, to make our broad scope of vehicles accessible to a bigger arrangement of clients, with simple financing and adaptable reimbursement choices. With a broad 3 million client data set and supported long stretches of skill in the area, Equitas SFB will assist us with stretching out advantageous contributions to CV clients the country over.”
“Goodbye Motors has reliably positioned client government assistance at the focal point of its undertakings, endeavoring to bring them productive incentives. The Ace and the Intra range have reclassified the last-mile transportation, with their solace, dependability and minimal expense of possession. With this association, we will unite with Equitas SFB to proceed with our devoted endeavors to serve our clients.”
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