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Feb 14, 2013, 10.37 PM IST
Mahindra & Mahindra will raise its holding in Ssangyong Motor Co to 72.85 percent in a 80 billion Korean won investment, the South Korean carmaker said in a statement on Thursday.
Mahindra, India's biggest sports utility vehicle manufacturer, will subscribe to preferential shares issued by Ssangyong to facilitate new product development and strengthen the South Korean company's financials. The payment is expected to be made on May 22. Mahindra, the flagship company of the USD 15.9 billion Mahindra Group, bought a controlling stake in the carmaker in March 2011. Budget 2013-14: Reduce excise duty on cars to boost sales urges SIAM
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