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Russia Is Next Inchcape Target

March 2006 | FDI Alert

British car dealer Inchcape is making its foray into the Russian market through a 51:49 joint venture with Russia's Independence Group of Companies. The two will invest US$35mn in two Toyota retail and service centres in Moscow, tapping into the growing demand for foreign brands in the capital.

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