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Hyundai Mobis retains 6th place in world’s auto parts market

By Korea Herald

Published : June 22, 2016 - 14:26

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[THE INVESTOR] Hyundai Mobis maintained its place as the world’s sixth largest auto parts maker in 2015, industry data showed on June 22.

According to the rankings by sales compiled by Automotive News, Hyundai Mobis recorded sales of US$26.262 billion to retain the sixth place for the third consecutive year.

The top place was retained by Robert Bosch with US$44.825 billion. 



Japan’s Denso rose to the second place with US$36.03 billion, followed by Canada’s Magna International with US$32.134 billion.

Continental was pushed down a notch to fourth place, while ZF Friedrichshafen jumped four rungs to be ranked at fifth place.

By Choi He-suk (cheesuk@heraldcorp.com)

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