Swedish Investor Group Interested In Saab Automobile

Posted on 13. Mar, 2009 by Ryan in 2000-2009

Left Lane News reports that an unnamed group of Swedish Investors are apparently showing significant interest in buying Saab Automobile AB.

I would be more interested in this group opposed to the Chinese because of the track record that has followed that region in just about every single category which ultimately, would be detrimental to the Saab Automobile company if they did buy it.

I am looking forward to more details on this Swedish investor group at this time and wonder if this has anything to do with the group of stakeholders mentioned earlier (Innovatum, Pininfarina, Vattenfall & Powercircle).

I have contacted all of these organizations, and they all keep referring me to PowerCircle, who I have not yet heard from. Hmm….

Trollhattan, Sweden, factory, that doesn’t seem to be deterring an unnamed group of Swedish investors who have apparently shown significant interest in acquiring the 62-year-old automaker.

“I cannot disclose who they are, but I can confirm that there is a group of investors in Sweden which has shown interest,” Saab spokesman Eric Geers told Automotive News.

Greers went on to say that Saab has been courted by six to eight “very large” – in his words – companies. The automaker has hired Deutsche Bank to seek out additional investors.

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