According to sources, three companies which submitted bids by the deadline day yesterday, were a Korean consortium led by Edison Motors, a consortium led by Korean EV company EL B&T and US based EV company Indi EV. Korea based SM Group and US based Cardinal One Motors did not submit any bid to take over the ownership of SsangYong.
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