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OPmobility agrees to buy Hyundai Mobis' lighting unit for $443 million

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Sept 30 : Car parts supplier OPmobility has entered into a final agreement to buy Hyundai Mobis' lighting business for an enterprise value of 600 billion Korean won ($443 million), the French firm said on Wednesday. 

($1 = 1,353.3800 won)

Source: Reuters

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