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"We would like to be a good citizen wherever we open and India is one of the promising markets in Asia. Our production is only half used. We have huge potential. In India we have the emissions, the regulations. We understand it is important for the health of the people. We are trying to find an amicable solution for sustainable growth. That is why I say we will grow step by step," he told ET.
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"For India, we need local production. We have lots of capacity but unfortunately because of so many things we have small production right now. We will go step by step to be accepted by Indian consumers," Fukui added.
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