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Freudenberg expects China sales to rise 33 percent this year

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By:
Namrita Chow
November 23, 2010 04:00 AM

SHANGHAI -- German automotive supplier group Freudenberg Group expects annual sales in China will jump 33 percent to 3 billion yuan ($452 million) this year, says a senior company executive.

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