Ford to reduce 33.4% stake in Mazda to 13%

Ford to reduce 33.4% stake in Mazda to 13%

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Hisakazu Imaki, chairman and president of Mazda Motor Corp., attends a press conference at the company's headquarters in the town of Fuchu, Hiroshima Prefecture, on Nov. 18. Imaki announced that Ford Motor Co. will reduce its 33.4 percent equity stake in Mazda to around 13 percent. (Kyodo)

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