PSA buys GM unit for 1.3b euros to become Europe's No 2 carmaker
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FRENCH carmaker PSA on Monday announced the acquisition of General Motors' European subsidiary, which includes the Opel and Vauxhall brands, for 1.3 billion euros (S$1.94 billion).
The move sees PSA regain its position as Europe's second-largest car manufacturer, after Germany's Volkswagen, overtaking rival French firm Renault.
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