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The
Company
In 1974 Peugeot SA acquired a 38.2% share of Citroën.
In 1976 they increased their stake of company to
89.95%, thus creating the PSA Group (where PSA is
short for Peugeot Société Anonym, later to be changed
to PSA Peugeot Citroën).
The two brands retained their separate sales and
marketing structures, but have benefited from a
common technology, development and assembling assets.
PSA is actively committed to develop its market
presence and sales in many fast growing developing
countries and regions of the world. This led to
huge investments and partnerships in South America,
Iran (Iran Khodro) and China (Dongfeng Peugeot-Citroën
Automobile). Since 1997, PSA's CEO has been Jean-Martin
Folz. He has announced his departure effective January
2007 and will be replaced by Christian Streiff.
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Manpower
Citroën's 13,900 employees, 6,045 of whom work outside
France, all contribute to the company's results.
In France, 1,785 people work at the head office
and in central services, while a further 6,070 are
involved in commercial activities outside head office.
In 2005, Citroën hired 89 new managers for France
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Network
In France, Citroën has almost 346 sales outlets,
more than 2,310 Citroën Authorised Repairers, 321
Official Spare Parts Distributors and 789 Eurocasion
licensees. In Western Europe, 18 subsidiaries and
8 importers running a total of almost 1,761 sales
outlets, around 4,269 Citroën Authorised Repairers
and 1,159 Official Spare Parts Distributors, represent
the company. In the rest of the world, the network
comprises 67 importers, 3 subsidiaries, 1 joint
venture in China and more than 1,150 sales outlets.
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