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The Economic Times / June 3, 2015

Sweden's Volvo AB is selling 1 million shares in Indian auto firm Eicher Motors in a deal valued at $278 million.

Volvo is offering 1,00,5610 shares in a price range of 17,190-18,190 rupees in an open market sale that would result in the Swedish truck maker exiting its investment in Eicher.

A Volvo spokeswoman and Eicher spokesman declined to comment.

In March, Volvo had sold 1.27 million Eicher shares for around 2.5 billion Swedish crowns ($296.05 million).

Sweden's Volvo is under pressure to demonstrate the benefits of years of cost cuts and has in addition to major staff cuts also sold off non-core assets in recent years, including its aerospace division in 2012.

Volvo bought the stake in Eicher in 2008 as part of a deal under which the Swedish company also set up a separate truck and bus making joint venture with Eicher in India.

Related reading: http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/39144-volvo-may-sell-4-stake-in-eicher-motors-to-raise-up-to-300-million/?hl=eicher

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