Saab’s owner Spyker Cars has announced the receipt of a €30m (US$44.4m) loan from Gemini Investment Fund, which should allow the troubled vehicle manufacturer to resume production within a week. Operations at Saab’s Trollhättan plant have been idled for more than three weeks after unpaid suppliers halted deliveries. The convertible loan Subscribe to Automotive World … Continued
Saab’s owner Spyker Cars has announced the receipt of a €30m (US$44.4m) loan from Gemini Investment Fund, which should allow the troubled vehicle manufacturer to resume production within a week. Operations at Saab’s Trollhättan plant have been idled for more than three weeks after unpaid suppliers halted deliveries.
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