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Ammann India Appoints Prashant Morankar as Head of After Sales Division

The long-standing company executive takes charge of nationwide aftermarket operations to optimize equipment lifecycle support and service delivery metrics.

Dev  VadchhediaBy Dev Vadchhedia calendar 05 Jun 2026 Views icon855 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Ammann India Appoints Prashant Morankar as Head of After Sales Division

Road construction machinery manufacturer Ammann India has announced the promotion of Prashant Morankar to the position of Head of After Sales. Morankar, a long-standing senior member of the company's internal management framework, possesses extensive operational experience within the domestic construction equipment and infrastructure engineering industry. In his elevated leadership role, he will assume direct responsibility for the company's comprehensive aftermarket services division, focusing on maintenance support, service excellence, and customer satisfaction programs.

The strategic appointment is designed to optimize the manufacturer's localized service delivery mechanisms and reinforce the technical support ecosystem that field operators rely on daily. Company officials indicate that Morankar's deep background in product lifecycle management will guide the execution of specialized technical assistance frameworks across the country, ensuring maximum field reliability and operational uptime for clients.

Ammann India's management expressed confidence that this leadership transition will further strengthen the brand's long-term service benchmarks and deliver exceptional institutional value across its active industrial machinery portfolios.

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