DENMARK: NEW BMW CHASSIS FROM HYDRO RAUFOSS

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The Danish company Hydro Raufoss Automotive Tonder, a subsidiary of Norwegian Hydro Raufoss, will now show profit for the first time in six years. The company has developed a brand new aluminium chassis for BMW's model Z8, which will be launched at the beginning of the year 2000. Right now Hydro Raufoss is working on the implementation phase and serial production will be possible from the new year. Furthermore, Hydro Raufoss Automotive Tonder will start to produce the chassis to a new Norwegian electricity car called Think. Production will start at the beginning of 2000 and by then the company will have full use of their capacity, for the first time ever.

Product introduction, Motor Vehicles, Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing, Aluminum Mill Products, Other Aluminum Rolling and Drawing, Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing, Passenger Car Bodies, BMW AG, Aluminum products, Automobile bodies, Hydro Raufoss Automotive UK Ltd.

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Denmark: Bilka to expand

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Bilka, the Danish department store chain, is to be expanded by at least seven new department stores, according to its owner Dansk Supermarked. At present, the planning legislation prevents Bilka from expanding, but Dansk Supermarked expects that the legislation will be changed. The expansion plan includes establishing stores in Holstebro, Randers and north of Copenhagen, towns where Bilka is not yet established. In Herning, Hjorring, Sonderborg and Viborg, new stores with at least double size, compared with the existing ones, will be established.

Department Stores, Dansk Supermarked A/S

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