British seek business opportunities in Bombay

Tuesday 16 November 1993 00:02 GMT

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Almost 100 British firms are represented in a trade mission to India that began yesterday. With the royal yacht Britannia, which will host functions, Indo-British Bombay Week aims to boost UK business opportunities. Companies flying the flag include BAe, Rolls-Royce, Sun Life, Unilever, Guinness and BAT Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid

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