UK dealer group Inchcape says Russia business is 'no longer tenable'

Europe car sales — (Matthew Lloyd/Bloomberg)

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March 15, 2022 10:59 AM

British car distributor Inchcape said it had started transitioning its Russian business after noting ownership interests in the country were "no longer tenable" amid Western sanctions on Moscow following its invasion of Ukraine.

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