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Akebono Considers Buying Part Of Bosch's Brakes Business

September 2009 | Company Brief

News: Japanese auto parts supplier Akebono Brake is considering acquiring part of German supplier Robert Bosch's brakes business in North America. An Akebono spokesperson has stated that the supplier will make the decision by the end of 2009. Bosch holds a stake of around 11.3% in Akebono Brake.

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