TVS Motor Company today said it has tied up with Syndicate Bank to offer retail financing facilities for its three-wheeler customers.
As per the MOU, Syndicate Bank will offer finance for purchase of TVS King through all its 2,493 branches across the country, it added.
"This alliance will not only help reach prospective buyers across the country, but also open up new markets and customers, both for Syndicate Bank as well as TVS Motor Company," the statement said.
Both the companies have a wide distribution network in the urban, semi urban and rural areas and will leverage on their wide networks for mutual benefit, TVS said.
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