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18.03.10 10:34
#551
Rookie72
Servus Geelianer :-),...
....@ mesh and all: Avec plaisir ;-)
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"17.03.2010 14:01
UPDATE 1-Geely, Ford say on track for Q1 Volvo deal signing
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LONDON/HONG KONG, March 17 (Reuters) - Zhejiang Geely Holding and Ford said they were still on track to sign a deal this month for Ford's Volvo cars unit, after a Chinese newspaper said Geely's planned $2 billion purchase faced hurdles.
Spokesmen for Ford and Geely said on Wednesday the plan remained to sign a sale and purchase agreement (SPA) by the end of this quarter, and to complete a deal in the second quarter.
Anders Fogel, a Stockholm-based spokesman for Geely, said the two sides were making progress 'according to plan' on the three key issues of legal documentation, financing, and regulatory and governmental approvals.
Earlier, China Daily, citing sources familiar with the matter, said 'unsolved obstacles and uncertainties' meant the two were yet to reach a definitive agreement and the Chinese firm faced financing and technology hurdles.
After the deal, Geely would have to spend at least $1.4 billion to finance car development and marketing, and whether the Chinese company would be able to secure the necessary funds was a major issue, China Daily added.
Zhejiang Geely is the parent of Hong Kong-listed Geely Automobile.
Geely, China's largest privately owned carmaker, had aimed to complete the purchase of Ford's Volvo unit for up to $2 billion by May, according to a document seen by Reuters.
(Reporting by Alison Leung in Hong Kong and Quentin Webb in London; Editing by Don Durfee and Will Waterman)
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LONDON/HONG KONG, March 17 (Reuters) - Zhejiang Geely Holding and Ford said they were still on track to sign a deal this month for Ford's Volvo cars unit, after a Chinese newspaper said Geely's planned $2 billion purchase faced hurdles.
Spokesmen for Ford and Geely said on Wednesday the plan remained to sign a sale and purchase agreement (SPA) by the end of this quarter, and to complete a deal in the second quarter.
Anders Fogel, a Stockholm-based spokesman for Geely, said the two sides were making progress 'according to plan' on the three key issues of legal documentation, financing, and regulatory and governmental approvals.
Earlier, China Daily, citing sources familiar with the matter, said 'unsolved obstacles and uncertainties' meant the two were yet to reach a definitive agreement and the Chinese firm faced financing and technology hurdles.
After the deal, Geely would have to spend at least $1.4 billion to finance car development and marketing, and whether the Chinese company would be able to secure the necessary funds was a major issue, China Daily added.
Zhejiang Geely is the parent of Hong Kong-listed Geely Automobile.
Geely, China's largest privately owned carmaker, had aimed to complete the purchase of Ford's Volvo unit for up to $2 billion by May, according to a document seen by Reuters.
(Reporting by Alison Leung in Hong Kong and Quentin Webb in London; Editing by Don Durfee and Will Waterman)
((alison.leung@thomsonreuters.com; +852 2843 6369; Reuters Messaging: alison.leung.reuters.com@reuters.net)) Keywords: GEELY/VOLVO
(If you have a query or comment on this story, send an email to news.feedback.asia@thomsonreuters.com)
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http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...-for-q1-volvo-deal-signing-020.htm
18.03.10 11:00
#552
Rookie72
Und noch eine gute Nachricht ;-)...
...Ford bekräftigt sein Verkaufsinteresse an Geely und dementiert die gestrigen Zeitungsenten!!!
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"Ford’s Alan Mulally Says Volvo, Geely Negotiations Continuing
March 18, 2010, 3:26 AM EDT
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said talks to sell the automaker’s Volvo unit to China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. are proceeding, rebutting local media reports the deal could be delayed.
“We are making progress on the negotiations,” Mulally said in an interview in Shanghai, without giving a time frame for when the agreement will be made.
Ford aims to sign a $2 billion deal to sell Volvo Cars to Geely by the end of this month, three people familiar with the talks said last week. Dearborn, Michigan-based Ford put Volvo up for sale in late 2008, part of a strategy of dropping European luxury lines to concentrate on its namesake brand. The China Daily said yesterday financing and technology problems could delay the acquisition, citing people familiar with the matter.
Ford ended three years of losses in 2009 by posting $2.7 billion in net income, its first full-year profit since Mulally came from Boeing Co. in 2006. Mulally has focused on refreshing Ford’s lineup, including adding more fuel-efficient small cars, while cutting costs. He reduced the North American workforce by about 47 percent and sold the Jaguar, Land Rover and Aston Martin luxury brands.
“Whoever buys Volvo, in this case it’s Geely that’s a frontrunner right now, they are gaining a great brand,” Mulally said. “We will continue to support Volvo just like we did with Aston Martin, Jaguar and Tata.”
Asia Growth
Geely, China’s largest private automaker based on 2008 sales, wants to gain insights into Western vehicle development and manufacturing through buying a mainstream European brand.
Mulally, 64, said he sees about 40 percent of global auto sales coming from the Asia-Pacific region over the next 10 years, while 35 percent will be in the European region and 25 percent in the Americas.
“We are going to invest whatever we need to support Asia- Pacific,” Mulally said. “It’s clearly the highest growth market going forward.”
Ford gained U.S. market share last year for the first time since 1995 with new models such as the revamped Taurus sedan, while the predecessors of GM and Chrysler Group LLC reorganized in bankruptcy and received federal aid. Ford surpassed General Motors Co. last month to become the top-selling automaker in the U.S. for the first time since 1998.
Mulally broke ground in September on a $490 million small- car factory in Chongqing, Ford’s third assembly plant in China. Ford ranks 12th in the nation with 2.8 percent of sales, according to auto researcher J.D. Power & Associates. GM, which emerged from bankruptcy July 10, outsells Ford 3-to-1 in the country, building twice as many vehicles.
Ford gained 4.5 percent to $14.10 in New York trading yesterday.
--Editors: Kae Inoue, Ian Rowley
With assistance from Stephanie Wong in Shanghai
To contact the reporters on this story: Bruce Einhorn in Hong Kong at beinhorn1@bloomberg.net; Keith Naughton in Dearborn, Michigan, at Knaughton3@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Kae Inoue at kinoue@bloomberg.net"
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-18/...ations-continuing.html
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"Ford’s Alan Mulally Says Volvo, Geely Negotiations Continuing
March 18, 2010, 3:26 AM EDT
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said talks to sell the automaker’s Volvo unit to China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. are proceeding, rebutting local media reports the deal could be delayed.
“We are making progress on the negotiations,” Mulally said in an interview in Shanghai, without giving a time frame for when the agreement will be made.
Ford aims to sign a $2 billion deal to sell Volvo Cars to Geely by the end of this month, three people familiar with the talks said last week. Dearborn, Michigan-based Ford put Volvo up for sale in late 2008, part of a strategy of dropping European luxury lines to concentrate on its namesake brand. The China Daily said yesterday financing and technology problems could delay the acquisition, citing people familiar with the matter.
Ford ended three years of losses in 2009 by posting $2.7 billion in net income, its first full-year profit since Mulally came from Boeing Co. in 2006. Mulally has focused on refreshing Ford’s lineup, including adding more fuel-efficient small cars, while cutting costs. He reduced the North American workforce by about 47 percent and sold the Jaguar, Land Rover and Aston Martin luxury brands.
“Whoever buys Volvo, in this case it’s Geely that’s a frontrunner right now, they are gaining a great brand,” Mulally said. “We will continue to support Volvo just like we did with Aston Martin, Jaguar and Tata.”
Asia Growth
Geely, China’s largest private automaker based on 2008 sales, wants to gain insights into Western vehicle development and manufacturing through buying a mainstream European brand.
Mulally, 64, said he sees about 40 percent of global auto sales coming from the Asia-Pacific region over the next 10 years, while 35 percent will be in the European region and 25 percent in the Americas.
“We are going to invest whatever we need to support Asia- Pacific,” Mulally said. “It’s clearly the highest growth market going forward.”
Ford gained U.S. market share last year for the first time since 1995 with new models such as the revamped Taurus sedan, while the predecessors of GM and Chrysler Group LLC reorganized in bankruptcy and received federal aid. Ford surpassed General Motors Co. last month to become the top-selling automaker in the U.S. for the first time since 1998.
Mulally broke ground in September on a $490 million small- car factory in Chongqing, Ford’s third assembly plant in China. Ford ranks 12th in the nation with 2.8 percent of sales, according to auto researcher J.D. Power & Associates. GM, which emerged from bankruptcy July 10, outsells Ford 3-to-1 in the country, building twice as many vehicles.
Ford gained 4.5 percent to $14.10 in New York trading yesterday.
--Editors: Kae Inoue, Ian Rowley
With assistance from Stephanie Wong in Shanghai
To contact the reporters on this story: Bruce Einhorn in Hong Kong at beinhorn1@bloomberg.net; Keith Naughton in Dearborn, Michigan, at Knaughton3@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Kae Inoue at kinoue@bloomberg.net"
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-18/...ations-continuing.html
18.03.10 15:41
#553
cartrader
von wegen hurdles
Geely startet weiter durch:
http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/Content.aspx?id=103972
http://www.chinaknowledge.com/Newswires/...at=CMP&NewsID=%2032211
für mich weiterhin ein Hecht im Aktienteich
18.03.10 17:10
#554
ridgeback
sag ich doch seit wochen. eine perle, die geely!
lasst mal alles in trockenen tüchern sein. dann dürfte die aktie einen wert von etwa der von byd erreichen. nicht sofort, aber innerhalb von zwei/drei jahren dürfte das realistisch sein.
22.03.10 14:29
#555
ridgeback
Volvo bangt um Verkauf nach China
http://www.faz.net/s/...33849A3E3B4A808596~ATpl~Ecommon~Scontent.html
http://de.reuters.com/article/companiesNews/idDEBEE62I04420100319
na na. das wird doch hoffentlich nicht doch noch in die binsen gehen?!
ich bleib vorerst einmal investiert und warte in ruhe ab. kann es mir nach dem ganzen hype vor weihnachten nicht vorstellen das der deal platzt. aber bei den amis weiß man ja nie. siehe opel.
http://de.reuters.com/article/companiesNews/idDEBEE62I04420100319
na na. das wird doch hoffentlich nicht doch noch in die binsen gehen?!
ich bleib vorerst einmal investiert und warte in ruhe ab. kann es mir nach dem ganzen hype vor weihnachten nicht vorstellen das der deal platzt. aber bei den amis weiß man ja nie. siehe opel.
22.03.10 16:24
#556
bobby21
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Ich bleibe natürlich auch noch dabei. Sehe noch keinen Grund die Papiere wieder loswerden zu wollen. Kann mir übrigens nur schwer vorstellen, dass Ford Volvo behält. Immerhin entgehen Ford 2 Milliarden Dollar plus 1,5 Milliarden Dollar, die zum Weitermachen unabdingbar sind.
Verkaufen würde ich nach dem Scheitern des Deal nur, um wieder billig einsteigen zu können. Bin nämlich langfristig in Aktien investiert und sehe für Geely rosige Zeiten anbrechen, mit oder ohne Volvo.
Verkaufen würde ich nach dem Scheitern des Deal nur, um wieder billig einsteigen zu können. Bin nämlich langfristig in Aktien investiert und sehe für Geely rosige Zeiten anbrechen, mit oder ohne Volvo.
23.03.10 09:48
#557
Mr. Smither
Geely vor Kauf
Autobauer Volvo soll binnen einer Woche chinesisch werden
http://www.handelsblatt.com/;2550305
http://www.handelsblatt.com/;2550305
23.03.10 14:34
#560
ridgeback
und noch was positives
http://www.abendblatt.de/wirtschaft/...blem-auf-Londons-Strassen.html
langsam kommt da wieder bewegung rein. schön schön! :))
langsam kommt da wieder bewegung rein. schön schön! :))
23.03.10 20:49
#561
bobby21
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Habs doch gewusst ;-)
Ford hat einfach nicht das Zeit und das Geld, um Volvo zu behalten.
Wie dem auch sei, wann brechen wir nun aus?!
Ford hat einfach nicht das Zeit und das Geld, um Volvo zu behalten.
Wie dem auch sei, wann brechen wir nun aus?!
24.03.10 09:47
#562
icetee
hat wer nen RT
habe den von W:O hätte gerne ein der durchgehend läuft
danke
24.03.10 12:18
#563
yahman
Montag schon???
By Keith Naughton and Ola Kinnander
March 23 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. aims to sign a deal to sell its Volvo unit for $1.8 billion on March 28, three days before its target date, according to three people briefed on the negotiations.
The signing with China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. may take an additional day, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the discussions are private. Ford wants to conclude almost two years of talks to finish a sale before a June 30 deadline the parties set; Geely is unsure it can get China approvals by that time, said two people.
Ford, which lost $30 billion in three years beginning in 2006, put Volvo up for sale in late 2008 as it shed European luxury lines to concentrate on its namesake brand. Ford acquired Volvo for $6.5 billion in 1999. Closely held Geely, China’s 10th-largest automaker based on 2009 sales, is buying a Western brand with U.S. sales that have risen 40 percent this year.
“Ford needs money and they need to concentrate on their core brands,” said John Wolkonowicz, an auto analyst at IHS Global Insight in Lexington, Massachusetts. “For Geely, this gives them immediate credibility and puts them on the fast track for becoming a viable company to sell vehicles in the West.”
Ford Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally has sold the Jaguar, Land Rover and Aston Martin luxury brands since 2007. The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker will still provide Volvo with auto parts and technology, Mulally said March 18.
‘Money Sink’
The Swedish automaker had a pretax operating loss of $32 million in the final three months of 2009, compared with an operating loss of $736 million a year earlier, Ford said. Volvo’s revenue climbed to $3.9 billion from $3.3 billion.
Ford spokesman Mark Truby said today by e-mail, “Our plan remains to reach a sale agreement by the end of this month.”
“The ambition remains to get this done by the end of the month,” Anders Fogel, a partner at Brunswick Group in Stockholm who acts as a Geely spokesman.
Ford fell 9 cents, or less than 1 percent, to $13.90 at 4 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. The shares have risen 40 percent this year, following a fourfold increase last year.
General Motors Co. last month failed to complete a sale of its Hummer line of sport-utility vehicles to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. after failing to win Chinese government approval, the Detroit-based automaker said. GM has said it will consider other bidders for Hummer, and may retire the brand.
In selling Volvo, Ford will lose its last global luxury brand, Wolkonowicz said. Ford’s Lincoln line is mainly U.S. Ford improved Volvo’s quality and expanded the brand’s model range without getting a return on its investment, Wolkonowicz said.
“Volvo was a money sink for Ford, which is why they really did need to get rid of it,” he said.
To contact the reporters on this story: Keith Naughton in Dearborn, Michigan, at Knaughton3@bloomberg.net; Ola Kinnander in Stockholm at okinnander@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: March 23, 2010 16:15 EDT
March 23 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. aims to sign a deal to sell its Volvo unit for $1.8 billion on March 28, three days before its target date, according to three people briefed on the negotiations.
The signing with China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. may take an additional day, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the discussions are private. Ford wants to conclude almost two years of talks to finish a sale before a June 30 deadline the parties set; Geely is unsure it can get China approvals by that time, said two people.
Ford, which lost $30 billion in three years beginning in 2006, put Volvo up for sale in late 2008 as it shed European luxury lines to concentrate on its namesake brand. Ford acquired Volvo for $6.5 billion in 1999. Closely held Geely, China’s 10th-largest automaker based on 2009 sales, is buying a Western brand with U.S. sales that have risen 40 percent this year.
“Ford needs money and they need to concentrate on their core brands,” said John Wolkonowicz, an auto analyst at IHS Global Insight in Lexington, Massachusetts. “For Geely, this gives them immediate credibility and puts them on the fast track for becoming a viable company to sell vehicles in the West.”
Ford Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally has sold the Jaguar, Land Rover and Aston Martin luxury brands since 2007. The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker will still provide Volvo with auto parts and technology, Mulally said March 18.
‘Money Sink’
The Swedish automaker had a pretax operating loss of $32 million in the final three months of 2009, compared with an operating loss of $736 million a year earlier, Ford said. Volvo’s revenue climbed to $3.9 billion from $3.3 billion.
Ford spokesman Mark Truby said today by e-mail, “Our plan remains to reach a sale agreement by the end of this month.”
“The ambition remains to get this done by the end of the month,” Anders Fogel, a partner at Brunswick Group in Stockholm who acts as a Geely spokesman.
Ford fell 9 cents, or less than 1 percent, to $13.90 at 4 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. The shares have risen 40 percent this year, following a fourfold increase last year.
General Motors Co. last month failed to complete a sale of its Hummer line of sport-utility vehicles to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. after failing to win Chinese government approval, the Detroit-based automaker said. GM has said it will consider other bidders for Hummer, and may retire the brand.
In selling Volvo, Ford will lose its last global luxury brand, Wolkonowicz said. Ford’s Lincoln line is mainly U.S. Ford improved Volvo’s quality and expanded the brand’s model range without getting a return on its investment, Wolkonowicz said.
“Volvo was a money sink for Ford, which is why they really did need to get rid of it,” he said.
To contact the reporters on this story: Keith Naughton in Dearborn, Michigan, at Knaughton3@bloomberg.net; Ola Kinnander in Stockholm at okinnander@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: March 23, 2010 16:15 EDT
26.03.10 08:20
#564
ridgeback
China VP Sweden-bound as Geely-Volvo deal nears
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE62P0U020100326
http://autonews.gasgoo.com/auto-news/1014551/...igning-in-Sweden.html
sieht gut aus! :)
http://autonews.gasgoo.com/auto-news/1014551/...igning-in-Sweden.html
sieht gut aus! :)
27.03.10 16:02
#565
ridgeback
Ford und Geely erzielen Einigung!
http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/0,1518,685889,00.html
dürfte wohl bald 'gen norden gehen.
dürfte wohl bald 'gen norden gehen.
28.03.10 07:57
#566
icetee
Skepsis vor Volvo-Übernahme durch Geely wächst
http://www.mz-web.de/servlet/...atype=ksArtikel&aid=1268850224592
da bin ich mal gespannt ob die heute unterschreiben was denkt ihr ????
28.03.10 08:01
#567
icetee
Ford will Volvo-Verkauf an Geely besiegeln
http://www.mz-web.de/servlet/...atype=ksArtikel&aid=1268850252409
aber unterschrieben ist noch nichts bin echt gespannt ob nicht in letzter minute wieder was dazwischen kommt
28.03.10 08:42
#568
icetee
Pressekonferenz für heute nachmittag
da bin ich echtmal gespannt was da raus kommt
weiß wer wo man die live mitverfolgen kann ??
28.03.10 12:00
#569
NeuHier2010
Holt den Sekt raus!
Quelle: Die Zeit
Volvo-Verkauf an Geely vor dem Abschluss
Göteborg (dpa) - Der seit Monaten anvisierte Verkauf des schwedischen Autoherstellers Volvo von Ford an den chinesischen Geely-Konzern ist so gut wie perfekt.
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Wie die Zeitung «Göteborgs-Posten» am Sonntag berichtete, stellten sich auch die bei Volvo vertretenen Gewerkschaften hinter die für den Sonntag angekündigte Unterzeichnung des Kaufvertrages. Man habe von Geely-Chef Li Shufu alle nötigen Informationen über die Finanzierung der Übernahme erhalten und sei beruhigt, erklärte ein Gewerkschaftssprecher.
Der US-Konzern hatte seine schwedische Tochter im Gefolge der Finanzkrise zum Verkauf angeboten. Als Kaufpreis werden in Medien 1,8 Milliarden Dollar (1,3 Milliarden Euro) genannt. Zur Vertragsunterzeichnung in Göteborg wurde neben dem Geely-Haupteigner Li Shufu und Fords Finanzchef Lewis Booth auch der chinesische Vizepräsident Xi Jinping erwartet.
Volvo-Verkauf an Geely vor dem Abschluss
Göteborg (dpa) - Der seit Monaten anvisierte Verkauf des schwedischen Autoherstellers Volvo von Ford an den chinesischen Geely-Konzern ist so gut wie perfekt.
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Wie die Zeitung «Göteborgs-Posten» am Sonntag berichtete, stellten sich auch die bei Volvo vertretenen Gewerkschaften hinter die für den Sonntag angekündigte Unterzeichnung des Kaufvertrages. Man habe von Geely-Chef Li Shufu alle nötigen Informationen über die Finanzierung der Übernahme erhalten und sei beruhigt, erklärte ein Gewerkschaftssprecher.
Der US-Konzern hatte seine schwedische Tochter im Gefolge der Finanzkrise zum Verkauf angeboten. Als Kaufpreis werden in Medien 1,8 Milliarden Dollar (1,3 Milliarden Euro) genannt. Zur Vertragsunterzeichnung in Göteborg wurde neben dem Geely-Haupteigner Li Shufu und Fords Finanzchef Lewis Booth auch der chinesische Vizepräsident Xi Jinping erwartet.
28.03.10 15:13
#570
Mr.Dax
Nun steht es def. fest.
http://www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/
Geely übernimmt Volvo! Auf eine interessante Woche!
Geely übernimmt Volvo! Auf eine interessante Woche!
28.03.10 15:23
#571
icetee
Der Vertrag über den Kauf der schwedischen Tochter
des US-Konzerns Ford ist unterzeichnet. Volvo Cars gehört jetzt dem chinesischen Autohersteller Geely
28.03.10 18:13
#574
bobby21
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Habe grade erst die Meldung gelesen und freue mich sehr ;-)
Bin ebenfalls auf Montag gespannt.
Bin ebenfalls auf Montag gespannt.