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Chandrasekaran allays fears of Iveco plant closures ahead of union talks

Mint3 November 2026 at 6:44 pm IST
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Tata Sons chairman assures Italian unions and regulators that the €3.9 billion buyout will not lead to plant closures, as both automakers move to unlock technology and regional market synergies.

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