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Having evaluated the Indian market in 1990s, German Mirror Lubricants & Greases Co. FZE, a German company now based in Dubai, has made a quiet entry into India, but with big long term plans to set-up a manufacturing plant and target supplies to South East Asian countries apart from servicing the Indian clients. The entry largely got facilitated after the implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST). German Mirror selling its lubricants under the brand name Mirr Oils in more than 70 countries has tied-up with Mumbai-based, A.N. Corp, as a distribution partner to supply Euro VI grade Aviation Turbine Fuel & Gear Oils, Specialty Fluids, Passenger Car Motor Oil, Gasoline Engine Oils and Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Oil. Read on..

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