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SGL Carbon will sell 267 million euros worth of shares to tackle debt, boost growth

SGL and BMW produce the carbon fiber used in the carmaker's i subbrand models, including the i3, shown.
September 30, 2014 05:00 AM

MUNICH (Bloomberg) -- SGL Carbon SE, which makes carbon fiber for the auto industry, will sell new shares for about 267 million euros ($339 million) to repay debt and make investments in growth.

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