Although GM has received several last-minute offers to save Saab, the Americans decided to send the Swedish brand in liquidation.
The Swedish automaker maker Saab has been put into liquidation today, despite the last-minute offers that General Motors received for the Northern manufacturer. The information was made public by the Saab’s main workers union.
“Today, Saab Automobile’s board has decided on the liquidation of the company. GM is taking an additional step in the winding up of Saab,” said Stefan Loefven, head of the IF Metall union, which has a syndic in that the Swedish automaker’s board.
Swedes harshly criticize GM’s attitude, which had confirmed today that they received several offers to sale Saab. “It is irresponsible of GM as an owner to go in two directions, both pursuing the sale (of Saab) and the winding up,” Loefven said, quoted by AFP.
Among the parties interested in Saab take over there were Dutch supercar maker Spyker and a
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