France’s Airbus Group on Thursday said it has sold a nearly 67 percent stake in its Test & Services business to a group of private equity investors in Europe, part of the aerospace and defense giant’s portfolio reshaping to focus on its core aeronautics business. Terms of the sale were not disclosed. The France-based business had about $140.1 million in sales last year with customers in France accounting for the largest share of the revenue, although Airbus said it also…
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