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Commercial Vehicle Group Announces New Facility In Thailand 

CVG said the company's business in the region has been increasing and requires an investment to support the projected trends of its customers and the market.  

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Commercial Vehicle Group Inc. (CVG), a supplier of a full range of cab-related products and systems for the global commercial vehicle market, has established a new location in Thailand.

Commercial Vehicle Group, through its local subsidiary in China, has been a supplier to customers in the Asia-Pacific region for some time. CVG said the company’s business in the region has been increasing and requires an investment to support the projected trends of its customers and the market.

“Establishment of this new facility in Thailand provides an opportunity to not only service the growth of existing customers, it enables a competitive local position to capitalize on new regional investments being made by other multinational vehicle producers,” said Patrick Miller, president and CEO.

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