Fiat Says Chrysler IPO Won’t Happen This Year
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Fiat Says Chrysler IPO Won’t Happen This Year



This week, Fiat announced that a Chrysler share sale in 2013 is no longer feasible. The Italian carmaker that holds a majority stake in Chrysler issued a statement saying the U.S. automaker will continue to work on the IPO (initial public offering), which may happen in the first quarter next year. Read more »




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