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Eagle Ottawa provides advantage for confident Lear

23/10/2015

Automotive seating group Lear has increased its outlook for 2015 on car production forecasts and strong sales for the third quarter. The group, which owns the Eagle Ottawa tannery, reported sales of $4.3 billion, up 2% from a year ago, 11% growth excluding impact of foreign exchange. Lear CEO Matt Simoncini said: "The recent acquisitions of...

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