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Leather seat-maker signs General Motors deal

08/04/2016

Poland-headquartered seat-maker Groclin has signed a new deal with General Motors to produce leather seat covers for some models of Opel Insignia. The deal will be worth about $13.4 million from 2017 to 2024. Groclin has four production units in Poland, Ukraine and Germany and employs about 1,700.

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