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- 13 Mar 2003 ( #98 ) - MJOLBY, Sweden

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BT expected its global market share in warehouse trucks to lift to 22 percent in 2002, not 2003, as reported in Forkliftaction.com News last week. Net income for the BT Group as a whole, not the north American market alone, fell 10% to SEK 796 million in 2002. Forkliftaction.com News apologises for the errors.

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