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Leoni to sell cables business to Asian rival as sales fall during Ukraine war

Leoni cable site Roth, Germany
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By:
Nathan Eddy
May 25, 2022 08:59 AM

German wiring system manufacturer Leoni is selling its automotive standard and special cables business to Stark Corporation.

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