ARGENTINA: Daimler unit agrees export deal to Russia
By Chris Wright | 15 November 2012
Mercedes-Benz Argentina is to export car components worth around US$15m to Russia.
The unit will send components for Mercedes-Benz Sprinter light commercial vehicles to Russia where GAZ Group and Daimler agreed in June a EUR190m (US$242m) deal to produce the vans at Gorkovsky Automobile Plant from the middle of next year.
Sectors: Commercial vehicles, Components, Emerging markets, Vehicle manufacturing
Companies: Daimler, Mercedes, GAZ
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