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Bosch Mulls Opening Manufacturing Plant in Serbia

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Robert Bosch GmbH may set up its first factory in Serbia with an initial investment of 75 million euros ($109 million), NIN magazine reported, citing sources at the German company and the Serbian government.

The plant is planned for an industrial park in Indjija northwest of Belgrade, the report said, without specifying which products will be made there.

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