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Automotive slowdown affects diversifying Pasubio

02/06/2025
Automotive slowdown affects diversifying Pasubio

Automotive leather group Conceria Pasubio has reported a dip in first quarter revenues due to a slowing car sales market, but closed the acquisition of family-run leathergoods-focused tannery Antiba (pictured) in Tuscany.

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