Lear moves to sell its plants in Russia

LEAR sign — Before Russia's war on Ukraine began nearly a year ago, Lear operated seating plants in Russia with about 1,000 employees, generating about $100 million in annual revenue. (Nic Antaya/For Crain’s Detroit Business D)

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Crain's Detroit Business

January 10, 2023 08:06 PM

Seating and electronics suppiler Lear. is working to sell its three manufacturing plants in Russia almost a year after suspending operations due to Russia's war on Ukraine.

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