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Nidec shares drop after components unit sale to Carlyle fund

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Nidec shares drop after components unit sale to Carlyle fund

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“Nidec to Transfer Nidec Components Shares to The Carlyle Group-Linked Fund; Shares Drop 10%”

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“Nidec to sell electronic parts unit to Carlyle amid restructuring”

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