 Some of its foreign sales and manufacturing were made through subsidiary companies.Largest of these was Sawyer's Europe, S.A., which was 57.5% owned by the parent company in the U.S. and had a workforce of about 200.It recorded sales of $2.7 million in fiscal year 1965, while a wholly owned Japanese subsidiary and a 49-percent-owned Indian affiliate collectively recorded a comparatively small total of $100,000 in sales for the same period.