For the second month in a row after note ban, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) today said its February sales grew 5 per cent to 3,69,865 units while the industry as a whole saw flat sales. This comes against a flat growth for the industry in the reporting month, while for the past three months, the industry sales have been contracting. This takes HMSI's year-to-date sales (domestic and exports) growth at 13 per cent, while for the industry this is only 5 per cent, HMSI said in a statement. HMSI also had lost sales in November and December following the note ban, but as the industry continued to decline, its market share in February rose to by 1.4 per cent to 27.2 per cent, the company added. This has had Honda emerging as the highest volume contributor to the industry throughout the year, with 24,150 units added in the overall two-wheeler industry, Yadvinder Singh Guleria, senior VP for sales & marketing said. While the industry exports fell 8 per cent YTD, Honda's
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