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Japanese carmaker Suzuki is upping the ante in its India operation, building a fourth car plant to increase its already dominant more than 50 percent share of the market there through its majority-owned Maruti brand.
The new factory will start turning out a quarter of a million cars a year in 2013. Its third Indan plant is currently under construction, and India will this year make more than half of Suzuki’s cars worldwide.
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