Isuzu buys a controlling stake in GM’s East Africa business

By Gareth Tredway2017-03-01T10:00:04

Japan’s Isuzu Motors has announced the acquisition of a 57.7% interest in General Motors’ (GM’s) East Africa business saying it made the investment to expand commercial vehicle production and sales in the region.

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