To my knowledge…
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Originally Posted by BigRon
No, a US company called Cerberus bought 80.1% of them, MB owns the rest still
http://www.cnbc.com/id/18646336/
You are right as in the company is US based, but the company is a conglomerate of rich mostly European investors.
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Originally Posted by deathproof001
Daimler sold Chrysler awhile ago, it’s now Chrysler LLC, because it is not a publicly owned company anymore, a private German company bought them.
You are also right that Chrysler is a LLC, and that the money is based overseas.
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Originally Posted by anything:but:wiki
Steve Feinberg started Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. in 1992. Now, the firm manages about $16.5 billion. Some of its areas of investment include technology, real estate and retail. The firm also has extensive experience dealing with bankruptcies.
Interestingly enough, Cerberus has its own bank, which is based in Japan (called Aozora). This has been helpful in terms of financing deals.
The firm also has, on staff, about 80 veteran executives, who search for deals and have an opportunity to run companies that are purchased.
In October 2006, the firm hired John Snow, who was the 73rd Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, to be Chairman. What’s more, the firm’s chairman of global investments is Dan Quayle, who is the former Vice President of the United States.
Cerberus has more than 275 employees and has offices in New York City, Atlanta, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
CONTACT INFORMATION
299 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10171
Phone: 212-891-2100
www.cerberuscapital.com
In the end it seems that they are fucked though. Just as I thought the charger R/T seemed like a nice buy… oh well.
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