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GM may unload part of its Daweoo Tech unit

Posted on May 1, 2009 3:29 PM
General Motors Corp. intends to discuss selling a stake of its GM Daewoo Auto & Technology unit to Korea Development Bank, opening up talks on a third continent as the wounded automaker plots a global restructuring.

Nick Reilly of GM Asia Pacific was quoted by reporters in Seoul as saying the automaker was talking to KDB. But Reilly reportedly denied reports from South Korea that the bank had requested a 30% stake. KDB is already Daewoo's second-largest shareholder with about 28%, behind GM's 51% stake.

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