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PARIS, April 16 (Reuters) - Europe's auto-market recovery gained a firmer footing in March, according to industry data published on Thursday, as mid-market brands bounced back and no-frills "crisis car" sales slowed. A 6.4 percent sales increase at Volkswagen's spartan Skoda division was outshone by the core VW badge - which saw registrations surge 11.5 percent. Even FCA's downtrodden Fiat lineup produced 13.7 percent growth. Ford, a middle-of-the-road badge par excellence, recorded healthy gains of 8.9 percent in March and 7.4 percent for the quarter, after years of European pain. U.S. rival General Motors meanwhile recorded a more modest 4.3 percent gain for its European Opel marque. The Detroit-based carmaker nonetheless predicted last week that rebounding European demand would power a return to regional profit in 2016, offsetting deep losses in Russia. (Reporting by Laurence Frost; Editing by Christian Plumb)
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Enterprise Oilfield Group, Inc.
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CODE : E.TO |
ISIN : CA29373A1057 |
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Enterprise Oilfield is based in Canada. Enterprise Oilfield is listed in Canada, in Germany and in United States of America. Its market capitalisation is CA$ 61.2 millions as of today (US$ 44.5 millions, € 41.7 millions). Its stock quote reached its highest recent level on April 01, 2011 at CA$ 3.89, and its lowest recent point on October 07, 2011 at CA$ 0.02. Enterprise Oilfield has 55 650 000 shares outstanding. |