Visteon investments could be recovered, says Foster

Almost £100,000 (€110,000) could be clawed back in government investments in the collapsed Visteon car parts plant in the North, the North's Enterprise Minister said today.

Visteon investments could be recovered, says Foster
Mon, 06 Apr, 2009 - 16:14

Almost £100,000 (€110,000) could be clawed back in government investments in the collapsed Visteon car parts plant in the North, the North's Enterprise Minister said today.

Stormont chief Arlene Foster said her officials were not told that the troubled factory in west Belfast was shutting with the loss of 210 jobs.

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