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Brits love to bet on anything and everything - even on Saab's future owner. Ladbrokes, the world's largest gamble company that is based in London but operates in more than 200 countries from Asia to Europe, has opened up a special betting on will buy Saab from General Motors. The bookmakers have selected a Chinese consortium as the hot favorite to be the next owner of Saab at 6/4. Other contenders included by the bookmakers are a Swedish consortium, a German consortium, Fiat and Volvo while the bets on Renault and a U.S. consortium are closed.
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- Saab Bought By Chinese-japanese Consortium To Build Electric Cars
Never say it's over with Saab as the Swedish automaker seems to have more lives than the proverbial cat… Bloomberg News reported today a consortium named National Electric Vehicle Sweden AB, which is led by Japanese investment firm Sun Investment...
- Saab Secures Further Funding By Leasing Its Property
Another day, another chapter in the ongoing saga that is the survival of Saab. After yesterday’s order from a (yet unnamed) Chinese company, which temporarily solved its cash-flow problem, today the automaker announced that it has reached an agreement...
- Breaking News: Koenigsegg Terminates Agreement To Buy Saab From General Motors
General Motors has just announced that the proposed sale of its Saab unit to a consortium led by Swedish sports car maker Koenigsegg has been canceled. And this time, it's not because the Detroit automaker wanted to keep Saab as was the case with...
- Gm Announces Deal With Koenigsegg On Saab Sale
General Motors officially announced today that it reached a preliminary agreement to sell its Saab division to a consortium led by Swedish sports car maker Koenigsegg. The deal that is expected to close by the end of the third quarter of this year includes...
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Bookies Bet on who will Own Saab! Chinese Consortium the Hot Favorite
Brits love to bet on anything and everything - even on Saab's future owner. Ladbrokes, the world's largest gamble company that is based in London but operates in more than 200 countries from Asia to Europe, has opened up a special betting on will buy Saab from General Motors. The bookmakers have selected a Chinese consortium as the hot favorite to be the next owner of Saab at 6/4. Other contenders included by the bookmakers are a Swedish consortium, a German consortium, Fiat and Volvo while the bets on Renault and a U.S. consortium are closed.Link: Ladbrokes
- Saab Auto's New Owner Still Negotiating The Rights To The Brand Name
As it turns out, Saab Automobile's new owner, Chinese-Japanese consortium National Electric Vehicle Sweden AB (NEVS), has not yet secured the rights to use the Saab brand name and logo on the new electric models it is planning to build. The brand...
- Saab Bought By Chinese-japanese Consortium To Build Electric Cars
Never say it's over with Saab as the Swedish automaker seems to have more lives than the proverbial cat… Bloomberg News reported today a consortium named National Electric Vehicle Sweden AB, which is led by Japanese investment firm Sun Investment...
- Saab Secures Further Funding By Leasing Its Property
Another day, another chapter in the ongoing saga that is the survival of Saab. After yesterday’s order from a (yet unnamed) Chinese company, which temporarily solved its cash-flow problem, today the automaker announced that it has reached an agreement...
- Breaking News: Koenigsegg Terminates Agreement To Buy Saab From General Motors
General Motors has just announced that the proposed sale of its Saab unit to a consortium led by Swedish sports car maker Koenigsegg has been canceled. And this time, it's not because the Detroit automaker wanted to keep Saab as was the case with...
- Gm Announces Deal With Koenigsegg On Saab Sale
General Motors officially announced today that it reached a preliminary agreement to sell its Saab division to a consortium led by Swedish sports car maker Koenigsegg. The deal that is expected to close by the end of the third quarter of this year includes...