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Ford And Mazda Invest More As Cost Advantages Become Clear

August 2010 | Project News

Ford Motor and Mazda Motor will invest an extra US$350mn in their AutoAlliance Thailand (AAT) plant in Rayong, which is proving to be just as effective for other Ford subsidiaries as for AAT itself.

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