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As per the proposal, the German company will acquire ECE's 9 per cent stake in the proposed JV three years after its incorporation and convert it into a wholly owned subsidiary. At present, Thyssenkrupp will subscribe to 91 lakh equity shares of the proposed JV with 1.59 crore redeemable preference shares of Rs. 10 each. PTI
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