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Motherson acquires French component maker Reydel for $201 million

Reydel has twenty plants spread in sixteen countries and counts Renault, PSA, Volkswagen, GM and Mahindra in its list of customers

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Employees of Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd, work on a car wiring assembly line inside a factory in Noida on the outskirts of New Delhi (Photo: Reuters)

Ajay Modi New Delhi
Country’s largest auto component player, Motherson Sumi will invest $201 million to acquire Reydel Automotive Group (Reydel), a manufacturer of interior components and modules for global automakers. This will be the twenty-first acquisition for Motherson. 

Reydel, a French company, clocked revenues of about $1 billion with an EBITDA of $68 million (provisional, and in accordance with US GAAP) for the year ended December 31, 2017. This acquisition will expand Motherson’s revenue by at least $1 billion, taking it closer to its stated target of $18 billion by FY2020. It has reported revenues of Rs 405 billion for the nine months

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