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Ambitious potential Opel investor from China
Beijing Automotive Industry Corp is among the potential investors in Opel. Buying a stake in the German firm would make sense for the Chinese car manufacturer, says Thomas Schiller from Arthur D. Little in Beijing. Currently the Chinese manufacturer is strongly dependant from his joint ventures with Hyundai and Daimler Benz. With a stake in Opel the Chinese would be owners of a renowned brand.
Beijing Automotive Industry Corp is among the potential investors in Opel. Buying a stake in the German firm would make sense for the Chinese car manufacturer, says Thomas Schiller from Arthur D. Little in Beijing. Currently the Chinese manufacturer is strongly dependant from his joint ventures with Hyundai and Daimler Benz. With a stake in Opel the Chinese would be owners of a renowned brand.
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