Faurecia will stick by 2019 goals despite China slide, report says

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Gilles Guillaume

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Reuters

July 11, 2019 08:03 AM

PARIS -- Faurecia is weathering the global auto market downturn and will reiterate its 2019 guidance later this month, CEO Patrick Koller said in a French report.

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