Supplier faces liquidation after losing GM's business, documents show

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan tours the former Detroit Southwestern High School with Sakthi Automotive's then-CEO Lalit Kumar. (CHAD LIVENGOOD\/Crain's Detroit Business)

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November 19, 2019 09:13 PM

DETROIT — An auto supplier that opened to great fanfare five years ago in Southwest Detroit is almost certain to close.

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