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Lotus joint-venture to ‘fill the gap’ for China’s growing wealthy

17/04/2015

Carmaker Lotus has signed up to a joint-venture with China’s Goldstar Heavy to help boost sales in the Asian country. The JV will produce and sell Lotus cars as well as provide after sales services, leveraging on the incentives offered by the Fujian provincial government. Dato’ Abdul Harith Abdullah, CEO of Proton, Lotus’ holding company, said:...

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