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Wärtsilä eyes new markets despite some redundancies

2010-09-14
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FINNISH engineering firm Wärtsilä is close to completing a restructuring that includes a number of layoffs and broadening its product base with new business ventures, writes Craig Eason.The engine maker announced up to 1,400 redundancies last year, but has managed to finalise

FINNISH engineering firm Wärtsilä is close to completing a restructuring that includes a number of layoffs and broadening its product base with new business ventures, writes Craig Eason.The engine maker announced up to 1,400 redundancies last year, but has managed to finalise the details... .

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