Webasto Eyes $400-500 Million IPO for Indian Unit by 2027

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German auto parts giant Webasto plans a $400-500 million IPO for its Indian unit by 2027, aiming to capitalize on India's booming car market, especially for sunroofs.
The unit, Webasto Roofsystems India, is expected to be valued at $2 billion.

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German auto parts giant Webasto plans a $400-500 million IPO for its Indian unit by 2027, aiming to capitalize on India's booming car market, especially for sunroofs. The unit, Webasto Roofsystems India, is expected to be valued at $2 billion.

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