ThyssenKrupp is preparing for potential sale of big automotive unit

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ThyssenKrupp A.G. of Germany is considering selling its automotive unit after receiving several overtures. The sale would aid in the financing of the purchase of Dofasco Inc. of Canada. The automotive parts company is valued at approximately 3 billion Euros ($3.6 billion).

Germany, Company Profile, ThyssenKrupp Automotive

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Kicking Chrysler's tires: car makers approach Daimler as it steps up sale or spinoff plans

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German automobile manufacturer DaimlerChrysler AG is considering several options for its ailing U.S. subsidiary Chrysler Group. Possibilities include restructuring, divesting, or spinning off the division.

Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT, United States, Transportation equipment industry, Daimler AG, Chrysler L.L.C., Subsidiaries, divisions and units

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MAN plans to make 'more attractive' bid for Scania

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Following the rejection of its $12 billion offer, German truck company MAN AG plans to present a better offer to acquire Swedish automobile manufacturer Scania AB.

Truck and bus bodies, Truck industry, Sweden, Scania AB, Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nurnberg AG

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