Iħjut Id-ditta Indjana tat-trakter trid Aston Martin

Mahindra qed tfittex li tagħlaq il-ftehim għad-ditta Ingliża din il-ġimgħaIndian tractor maker Mahindra u Mahindra hija ħerqana li tiffinalizza l-offerta tagħha għal Aston Martin sal-aħħar tal-ġimgħa, skont sorsi qrib il-ftehim.
Mahindra huwa maħsub li qed joffri massimu ta '250m għad-ditta, li tixtri mill-inqas 40 fil-mija tal-ekwità ta' Astons, għalkemm għal dik is-somma Mahindra tista 'tkun trid iżżid is-sehem tagħha għal 50 fil-mija.
Id-ditta Indjana qed toffri kontra ditta ta' ekwità privata, InvestIndustrial, li allegatament tefgħet offerta bejn 200 u 250m. Is-sid kurrenti Investment DAR ħallas 479m għal Aston fl-2007.
Ħafna analisti tal-industrija esprimew dubji dwar l-akkwist ta 'Mahindras ta' Aston, u indikaw nuqqas ta 'sinerġija ma' kwalunkwe negozju ieħor ta 'Mahindras u l-folly tax-xiri ta' kumpaniji tat-trofew. Iżda l-offerta rċeviet appoġġ mill-għaqda Unite, li qalet li tippreferi li l-kumpanija Indjana tkun is-sid ta' Aston minn kumpanija ta' ekwità privata.
Investment DAR konsistentement ċaħdet li qed tfittex li tbigħ Aston Martin.

Mahindra looking to close deal for British firm this weekIndian tractor maker Mahindra and Mahindra is keen to finalise its bid for Aston Martin by the end of the week, according to sources close to the deal.
Mahindra is thought to be offering a maximum of 250m for the firm, which would buy at least 40 per cent of Astons equity, although for that sum Mahindra may want to increase its stake for 50 per cent.
The Indian firm is bidding against a private equity firm, InvestIndustrial, which has reportedly bid between 200 and 250m. Current owner Investment DAR paid 479m for Aston in 2007.
Many industry analysts have expressed doubts about Mahindras acquisition of Aston, pointing to a lack of synergy with any of Mahindras other businesses and the folly of buying trophy companies. But the bid has received support from the Unite union, which said it would prefer the Indian company to own Aston than a private equity company.
Investment DAR has consistently denied that it is looking to sell Aston Martin.