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Magna Only Interested Bidder for Chrysler: Report
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Canadian automotive parts supplier Magna International [MGA
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Magna is at present the "only party seriously interested in Chrysler", the industry newspaper wrote, citing a source familiar with the negotiations.
Investment bankers are intentionally leaking talks with private equity firms Cerberus and Blackstone but these are being held "only for tactical reasons."
A decision is expected to be made this month, with a sale to Magna slated to conclude in two months.
"All options are open," said a spokesman for parent DaimlerChrysler, declining to further comment on the article.
The paper reported that Daimler [DCX
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Automobilwoche quoted a Magna manager as saying the company's chairman and founder, Frank Stronach, wanted to send a signal to the auto industry with the purchase that "he takes care of his clients in need."
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