"I believe it would be an image problem for GM as well as a political problem," Michelle Krebs (picture) said and continued saying "GM do not want to be the stakeholder that stops Saab. At the same time it does not want to create trouble for itself."But she thinks that GM will hold on the latest to see what other stakeholders say before it decides.
But GM is not the only stakeholder which will have to approve the sale of Saab to Chinese Youngman and Pang Da.
One of the other stakeholders are the shareholders of Saab's current owner Swedish Automobile. And they will have their say on an extraordinary general meeting for shareholders later this year or early next year. There will however be held an extraordinary general meeting on November 11 where the shareholders will be given further information about the structure of the new transaction with Pang Da and Youngman, and where the shareholders can discuss the transaction.
One of the other stakeholders are the shareholders of Saab's current owner Swedish Automobile. And they will have their say on an extraordinary general meeting for shareholders later this year or early next year. There will however be held an extraordinary general meeting on November 11 where the shareholders will be given further information about the structure of the new transaction with Pang Da and Youngman, and where the shareholders can discuss the transaction.
