The German luxury car manufacturer registers the best ever results in corporate history
2010 was a fantastic year for Audi as the company was able to achieve a new benchmark in terms
of global sales. Audi was able to cross the million unit mark by delivering 1.09 million cars during
the 2010 fiscal year.
This also brought in a total revenue Rs. 2,26,015 crore and Rs. 21,334 crore of
operating profit. Audi’s sales in 2010 rose to a total of 15 per cent and the total revenue rose by 18.8
per cent. Not only that, the operating profit also rose by 108.2 per cent when compared to 2009. The operating return on sales also went up from 5.4 per cent to 9.4 per cent. The return on investment also saw a new high at 24.7 per cent as compared to 11.5 per cent previously. The net liquidity also went up by 25.5 per cent. Not only that, the company also registered strong growth in various markets including India.
The sales figures for India rose from 1,658 units to 3,003 which is a growth of 81.1 per cent. With
this success the company is also planning on increasing the number of dealers and service networks.
Apparently Audi has 13 dealers across India and the company plans on increasing this number to 18 by
the end of 2011
