上汽重整自主品牌大计 罗孚破产联姻走向尽头（SAIC independent brand for bankruptcy reorganizations marriage to an end）.docVIP

上汽重整自主品牌大计 罗孚破产联姻走向尽头（SAIC independent brand for bankruptcy reorganizations marriage to an end） Luo Fuzhen has no future in seesaw negotiations after half year, SAIC acquired Rovers story has finally come to an end. The evening of April 7th, the British Minister Patricia. Hewett announced to the outside world, SAIC has stopped the acquisition of rover, Rover Group has entered bankruptcy protection. After the collapse of rover reached in SAIC failed with the sale. SAIC made it clear that there is no confidence in the bankruptcy problem in the future rover, so the acquisition transaction does not have reasonable expectations. Hewett says. According to reports, the morning of April 7th, the rover has stopped production. Two days later, the accounting firm PWC was designated as the rover receiver. But in April 11th, SAIC official statement from SAIC did not buy rover. The responsible person said that since last year, SAIC and Rover to negotiate a joint venture, but not to buy for the purpose. Acquisition is just a rover wishful thinking, hoping to become an established fact of public opinion. In fact, in the six months since the talks, SAIC has remained silent to the outside world. A comparison of the puzzle is, as a private enterprise, the rover continued open negotiations for progress in the United Kingdom, but as a state-owned enterprise, SAIC has refused to disclose all information. Through the telephone interview, the reporter was informed that the direct cause of the results is that not long ago, SAICs financial advisers -- SAIC Ernst Young to provide a report, warning that the rover Phoenix holdings will likely go bankrupt in a very short period of time. The analysis by KPMG and DDT also confirms this. This makes SAIC have to re evaluate the rover to buy risk. Perhaps today we can really understand why British people say if not by SAIC Rover acquisitions, no future. The seemingly noble and desolate aristocrat is now on the verge of extinction, and, apart from SA