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GM chooses Magna as Opel buyer

Posted on September 10, 2009 12:35 PM
The General Motors Co. board said Thursday it recommended Canadian auto parts supplier Magna International Inc. as the buyer of a 55% stake in its Adam Opel GmbH unit, ending months of tortuous debate over which bidder should take GM's European business or whether it should be sold at all.

GM will ask a trust that controls Opel to approve a sale to Magna, which has teamed with Russian lender Sberbank and carmaker Gaz OAO for the purchase. Under the terms of GM's proposal, the once-bankrupt U.S. automaker will retain a 35% interest in the business, and Opel employees will own 10%.

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