<p>"The economy is reviving...sectors such as real estate and power are picking up. We expect a 10-15 per cent jump in our sales in CY'2010," JCB India's Associate Vice-President (Marketing) Amit Gossain said here on Tuesday.</p>.<p>The company has a target of over 12,000 machine sales by December 31 this year, Gossain said, adding this may go up by another 130-180 machines in the next calender year.</p>.<p>"Sales are picking up as infrastructure projects start kicking-off. We see a good sales growth coming in from upcoming mega road and power projects," Gossain said.</p>.<p>JCB India, a fully-owned subsidiary of the UK-based JC Bamford Excavators, manufactures products such as tracked excavators, wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, vibratory compactors, telehandlers, skid steers and soil componators.</p>.<p>The company believes that excavators demand would perk up as the infrastructure sector is already exhibiting a pick-up. <br /> <br /> </p>.<p>The Planning Commission has estimated a planned investment of USD 500 billion in the infrastructure sector in the 11th Five Year Plan (2007-2012). The investment in the roads sector during the 11th Five Year Plan is projected at USD 93.11 billion.</p>.<p>It is estimated that the construction equipment industry in India is expected to register a growth of USD 12-13 billion by 2015.</p>.<p>JCB has recently pumped in Rs 300-crore into its backhoe loader factory at Ballabgarh in Haryana to ramp up existing production capacity from 50 to 100 machines a day.</p>.<p>"The Ballabgarh plant will now facilitate the company's export ambitions," he said.</p>.<p>The company, which did not show a good performance in the last quarter due to the global downturn, is expecting to clock a healthy profit in the next quarter.</p>.<p>However, Gossain did not divulge the amount of profit the company expects to clock.</p>.<p> The company has three plants in India (one in Haryana and two in Pune). It has 48 dealers and over 320 outlets pan-India.</p>
<p>"The economy is reviving...sectors such as real estate and power are picking up. We expect a 10-15 per cent jump in our sales in CY'2010," JCB India's Associate Vice-President (Marketing) Amit Gossain said here on Tuesday.</p>.<p>The company has a target of over 12,000 machine sales by December 31 this year, Gossain said, adding this may go up by another 130-180 machines in the next calender year.</p>.<p>"Sales are picking up as infrastructure projects start kicking-off. We see a good sales growth coming in from upcoming mega road and power projects," Gossain said.</p>.<p>JCB India, a fully-owned subsidiary of the UK-based JC Bamford Excavators, manufactures products such as tracked excavators, wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, vibratory compactors, telehandlers, skid steers and soil componators.</p>.<p>The company believes that excavators demand would perk up as the infrastructure sector is already exhibiting a pick-up. <br /> <br /> </p>.<p>The Planning Commission has estimated a planned investment of USD 500 billion in the infrastructure sector in the 11th Five Year Plan (2007-2012). The investment in the roads sector during the 11th Five Year Plan is projected at USD 93.11 billion.</p>.<p>It is estimated that the construction equipment industry in India is expected to register a growth of USD 12-13 billion by 2015.</p>.<p>JCB has recently pumped in Rs 300-crore into its backhoe loader factory at Ballabgarh in Haryana to ramp up existing production capacity from 50 to 100 machines a day.</p>.<p>"The Ballabgarh plant will now facilitate the company's export ambitions," he said.</p>.<p>The company, which did not show a good performance in the last quarter due to the global downturn, is expecting to clock a healthy profit in the next quarter.</p>.<p>However, Gossain did not divulge the amount of profit the company expects to clock.</p>.<p> The company has three plants in India (one in Haryana and two in Pune). It has 48 dealers and over 320 outlets pan-India.</p>