MAN SE was a manufacturing and engineering company based in Munich, Germany.
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10 Facts About MAN SE
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The early predecessors of MAN SE were responsible for numerous technological innovations.
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In 2006, MAN SE entered into an agreement with Indian company Force Motors to establish a 50:50 joint venture for the production of trucks and buses in India for the domestic and export markets.
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MAN SE ended production and sales in India and sold the Pithampur plant back to Force Motors in 2018.
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In September 2006, MAN SE produced an offer for the take-over of the Swedish competitor Scania AB.
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Nevertheless, MAN SE voluntarily withdrew the offer on 23 January 2007, after Scania's major shareholders Volkswagen AG and the influential Wallenberg family had declined the offer.
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In 2008, the MAN SE group celebrated its 250th anniversary with numerous events, such as exhibitions in several museums, a vintage car tour with the motto "MAN SE on the road again", and a great anniversary gala.
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At the beginning of December 2008, MAN SE took over Volkswagen's Brazilian truck and bus operation, Volkswagen Caminhoes e Onibus, putting the division under the control of MAN SE Latin America.
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In 2009, investigators of the Munich Prosecutor's Office uncovered a corruption affair, in which MAN SE had been bribing business partners and governments in over 20 countries from 2001 to 2007, to get large orders for buses and trucks.
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