Naza moves up a notch in the industry with Groupe PSA deal


With the signing of the agreement with France

PETALING JAYA: After more than 40 years in the automotive business, the Naza group, founded by the late Tan Sri Nasimuddin SM Amin, is taking another step up in the competitive industry.

From day one, the late Nasimuddin was one of the more established players in an industry which the Government had identified as one of the better sectors with a high concentration of Malay car traders.

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