Renault Trucks Increases Holdings in Berliet Maroc
2004-11-11
According to the Maghreb Arabe Presse, a Casablanca Stock Exchange Authority statement said Renault Trucks recently purchased 312,500 shares of Berliet Maroc. As a result, Renault Trucks' holdings in Berliet Maroc rose to 69.98 per cent. Renault Trucks currently holds 874,790 shares of Berliet Maroc - 681,340 shares owned directly by Renault Trucks and 193,450 shares owned indirectly through its subsidiaries.
Berliet Maroc imports Renault buses, coaches and trucks in knock-down form. The company then reassembles and refurbishes the vehicles along with spare parts for distribution in the Moroccan market. (menareport.com)
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حميدو6 Posted 2007-10-29
I want to see Renault engines.
الياس Posted 2007-11-10
Please reduce the prices, thank you.
نورالدين Posted 2007-12-17
Show pictures of Renault trucks.
seddik Posted 2008-04-08
I want pictures of nice trucks such as the GHB280.
benbrahimtahar Posted 2008-06-03
I want pictures of the French company Renault's models 340, 310, 350 and 385.
محمد Posted 2008-09-29
The best company in the Arab Maghreb.
khalede1977 Posted 2008-10-06
Salam alikum. I want pictures of your trucks, both trailers and fridges.
جمال Posted 2009-06-01
An excellent good truck. However, the price is high. Thank you for this company and its managers.
ayoub Posted 2009-10-03
There is an instability of workers in Renault company, why?
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