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Italy could take stake in FCA-PSA's Stellantis, minister tells paper

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Reuters
January 06, 2021 09:39 AM

MILAN -- Italy could take a stake in newly created automaker Stellantis but any such investment would be made in a consensual way, Italy's deputy economy minister, Antonio Misiani, told an Italian newspaper.

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