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CN Buyers Reportedly Interested in Acquiring Volkswagen's Unwanted Plants in Germany
Chinese officials and car makers are interested in purchasing German automotive plants, particularly those that Volkswagen plans to dispose of, Reuters reported, citing sources.The...
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Chinese officials and car makers are interested in purchasing German automotive plants, particularly those that Volkswagen plans to dispose of, Reuters reported, citing sources.

The sources indicated that acquiring German automotive plants could allow China to expand its influence in the German automotive industry as Germany is home to some historic and high-end car brands.

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