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ตอนแรก Porsche ที่เล็กกว่า VW พยายามซื้อ VW มาพักนึง จนสำเร็จประมาณปลายๆปีที่แล้ว
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Somewhat overshadowed by the pyrotechnics of Volkswagen’s share price was the simple fact that Porsche, the German sports carmaker, has all but reached its goal at its bigger rival.

Porsche now holds 74.1 per cent of VW directly and indirectly and is within touching distance of the three-quarters level needed to impose a domination agreement on Europe’s largest carmaker to capture VW’s cash flows. If the European Commission and European Court of Justice strike down a new version of the so-called VW law it will leave Porsche in total control.

ความเดิมจากตอนที่แล้วอ่านได้ที่นี่ครับ http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/a40d892a-a458-11dd-8104-000077b07658.html

ซื้อกันไปมางงดีครับ  :cheesy:

Volkswagen eyes move on Porsche

By Daniel Schäfer in Frankfurt

Published: April 22 2009 23:33 | Last updated: April 22 2009 23:33

Volkswagen is considering an audacious bid for Porsche’s automotive business, in another extraordinary twist in the corporate saga surrounding Germany’s most famous car dynasty.

Several people close to the situation said VW’s management was weighing the option of buying Porsche AG, in a move that would bring relief to the highly indebted parent Porsche SE holding company

This would turn upside down Porsche’s audacious takeover of VW, which started three and a half years ago. VW is Europe’s largest car company whose turnover is roughly 15 times as great as Porsche’s.

“The tail would finally stop wagging the dog,” said a person familiar with the thinking of VW’s management.

Wendelin Wiedeking, Porsche’s chief executive, has in the past repeatedly locked horns with VW’s management and works council.

The plan emerged as shareholders were set to convene at VW’s annual meeting on Thursday.

The move would allow Ferdinand Piëch, grandson of Ferdinand Porsche, the founder who designed the VW Beetle, to integrate the sports carmaker into VW as its 10th marque and thus finalise his task of reuniting his family heritage.

The Porsche and Piëch families jointly own Porsche SE, the holding company as well as 50.76 per cent of VW’s shares. The holding company would keep keep the VW stake after such a deal.

The price, which is facing many obstacles and could still be dropped in favour of another solution, came after Porsche had revealed it had net debt of €9bn.

Analysts and bankers have argued that Porsche could run into difficulties servicing its debt.

A Porsche spokesman, who said he was unaware of the takeover plans, said the €280m it was about to receive in VW dividends and its operating profit would be enough to make its interest payments this year.

Porsche has reaped huge profits in the past years from controversial VW option trades. It made €6.8bn, more than double its revenue, from its VW takeover in the past six months alone. However, analysts said most of these profits were paper gains and could not be easily converted into cash.

Arndt Ellinghorst, analyst at Credit Suisse, said it would be the most logical solution to use VW’s €10.7bn net cash from its automotive division to buy the sports car business.

People close to the situation warned the plan was still facing many obstacles, such as the question of Porsche’s valuation. Estimates vary from €6bn to €9bn.

Another question is if the regional state of Lower Saxony, which owns about 20 per cent of VW, would support such a move.

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