Faurecia Emissions Control Technologies Netherlands B.V.
Location
Limburg
Founded
2007-07-05
Website
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Recent Articles about Faurecia Emissions Control Technologies Netherlands B.V.
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2024-02-18 (efekto10.com)
Business scandal: accusations of extortion against senior Faurecia managers
In a development that shakes the business world, senior managers at Faurecia, a French multinational in the automotive sector, are under public scrutiny after being criminally denounced for
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2023-09-29 (tijd.be)
Faurecia CEO resigns due to corruption scandal
The managing director of French supplier Faurecia, Pierre Lévi, submitted his resignation to the board of directors on Wednesday, the subsidiary of PSA Peugeot Citroën announced.
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2006-09-01 (plasticstoday.com)
Faurecia, others embroiled in bribery scandal
An investigation by German officials into bribes paid by Tier 1 and 2 automotive systems suppliers to carmakers has spread to include up to 10 suppliers. German
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2006-08-09 (kunststoffweb.de)
Auto supplier: Corruption scandal expands
The corruption scandal in the awarding of supplier contracts in the automotive industry is becoming increasingly widespread.
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2006-07-25 (autohaus.de)
Faurecia boss under suspicion
Frankfurt public prosecutor is investigating Pierre Lévi / supplier also involved in bribery scandal at BMW
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(autonews.com)
More fallout at Faurecia due to bribery scandal
About 12 people have left Faurecia because of their links to two bribery investigations in Germany. We separated from all people involved in the cases roughly a dozen, said Faurecia spokeswoman Beatrice Mandine.
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