MUMBAI, Aug 28 (Reuters) - General Motors Corp on Thursday said it would invest more than $200 million initially in a powertrain plant in India, as the troubled carmaker aims to double its share of a fast-growing but increasingly competitive market.
The facility, that will be located in Talegaon in western Maharashtra state, at the site of GM's second vehicle plant, will have an annual ...
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