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China could soon witness a rare hostile takeover battle as Sany would make a bid this month for rival Xugong Group Construction Machinery
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Jun. 16, 2006

China could soon witness a rare hostile takeover battle after the chief executive of Sany Heavy Industry insisted on Thursday his company would make a bid this month for rival Xugong Group Construction Machinery, which then dismissed him as “irresponsible”.
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