Yuasa, Japan Storage Battery to merge next April

Yuasa, Japan Storage Battery to merge next April

OSAKA, Japan - Japan Storage Battery Co. President Shinichiro Murakami (L) and Yuasa Corp. President Naruo Ohtsubo pose at a news conference in Osaka on July 11 after announcing an agreement to integrate their businesses under a joint holding company on April 1, 2004.

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