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Strategies & Market Trends : Graham and Doddsville -- Value Investing In The New Era

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To: porcupine --''''> who wrote ()8/20/1999 9:41:00 AM
From: porcupine --''''>   of 1722
 
Daewoo offers to sellout to GM; Suzuki seeks GM production deal

The automaking unit of South Korea's embattled Daewoo Group
plans to raise $3.5 bln through a strategic alliance with
GENERAL MOTORS CORP, lead creditor Korea First Bank said on
Saturday. "In its restructuring programme, Daewoo said it
wanted to raise $3.5 bln from a deal with General Motors," said
a senior Korea First Bank official. Kim Tae-gou, the president
of Daewoo Motor, said on Friday Daewoo was willing to give up
managerial rights to the U.S car giant in an effort to reach an
alliance.

Suzuki Motor Corp said it may produce cars for sale in Asia by
GENERAL MOTORS at its Kosai plant in eastern Japan. "The Kosai
plant is one candidate site for making GM's Asia cars' but GM
and Suzuki have no concrete plan yet," a Suzuki spokesman said.
"Everything (about developing and manufacturing the GM Asia
cars) is up to GM." A report in business daily Nihon Keizai
Shimbun last Friday said that Suzuki was in talks with General
Motors on producing GM brand vehicles at a domestic plant by
2000. Suzuki said it could not rule out the possibility and GM
was unavailable for comment. (Reuters 06:45 AM ET 08/09/99) For
the full text story, see
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