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Watts will own 60 percent of the venture, while Cheng Gaun will own the remaining 40 percent. This is the company's second joint venture with China; the first being with the Tianjin Tanggu Valve Plant in September 1994.
In other news, Watts announced that it has entered into a three-year, $150 million multicurrency revolving line of credit to pay down certain existing debt, fund acquisitions and fund working capital requirements for acquired companies and general corporate purposes.


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