After the entries that gave companies cinesiinteressate Saab, here is another option that would tick the former Swedish company to 29.9% end up in Russian hands. General Motors and the Swedish government would have paved the way for the tycoon Vladimir Antonov to acquire a major shareholding which would make him the majority shareholder.
GM, in fact, is still in possession of preferred shares and rights on image Saab, as well as some patents. The measure would be necessary due to the fact that the company is bankrupt, despite the purchase of the Dutch Spyker in February 2010 just last month, production was suspended due to non-arrival of supplies, following all'omesso payment of certain bills passed by the lack of liquidity.
The Swedish government had intervened with a loan of 400 million euro had given a breath of fresh air to the corporate coffers. And items that gave you the purchase of Saab by Chinese groups are not yet concrete, it seems that the scale of Antonov - banker and entrepreneur with assets estimated at € 300 million - is about to begin in earnest, moving the a majority stake in Swedish manufacturer from Holland to Russia. 
GM, in fact, is still in possession of preferred shares and rights on image Saab, as well as some patents. The measure would be necessary due to the fact that the company is bankrupt, despite the purchase of the Dutch Spyker in February 2010 just last month, production was suspended due to non-arrival of supplies, following all'omesso payment of certain bills passed by the lack of liquidity.
The Swedish government had intervened with a loan of 400 million euro had given a breath of fresh air to the corporate coffers. And items that gave you the purchase of Saab by Chinese groups are not yet concrete, it seems that the scale of Antonov - banker and entrepreneur with assets estimated at € 300 million - is about to begin in earnest, moving the a majority stake in Swedish manufacturer from Holland to Russia.
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