GM’s Opel to Keep Bochum Logistics Unit Open on Contract
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General Motors Co.’s Opel brand will keep a spare-parts distribution center open until 2016 at its plant in Bochum, Germany, as long as two years after vehicle production ends at the site, to respect an operating agreement.
Opel will fulfill a contract with Neovia Logistics Services LLC that expires in three years, Alexander Bazio, a plant spokesman, said today in an interview at the site.