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Old 03-07-2009, 01:36 PM   #11
imugli
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I thought this was particularly interesting...
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Holden's directors, in the notes to the financial statements, say they are confident in the car maker's future, but the confidence is dependent on a series of funding initiatives falling into place, including government money to help GM — primarily from the US and Canada — and a $200 million lifeline from an unnamed third party that relates to the Australian operations and is contingent on the US parent emerging from bankruptcy.
What I read between the lines from that is that Holden are currently operating because the Oz Govt has made a deal with GM to hand them $200mil upon their emergence from Ch.11 to not hive it off.

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