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Dacia To Idle Production In Romania

November 2008 | Company News Alert

Romania's leading auto manufacturer, Dacia, has announced plans to halt production in Romania between November 20 and December 7 owing to the 'brutal slump of car markets', the company said. However, it will continue with the production of completely knocked down (CKD) units as normal.

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