Liqui Moly plans to convert its long-standing presence in China into a wholly owned sales subsidiary in summer 2026, a move that the German automotive chemicals company says will give it direct importer status in one of the world's most competitive and fast-changing automotive markets.
The new entity, Liqui Moly Shanghai, will be the company's 10th foreign subsidiary. It will be based in Shanghai, where Liqui Moly already operates an office. The expansion is part of a broader push to strength...
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