Deutsche Bank vende mais activos (Daimler incluida)
Enviado: 4/9/2003 16:57"Deutsche Bank AG said on Thursday it would continue its drive of shedding non-core industrial shareholdings, including a 12 percent stake in German-U.S. carmaker DaimlerChrysler AG.
"We will still look to get rid of stakes," Deutsche Bank Chief Executive Josef Ackermann told an investor conference in London. "As soon as we think there is an attractive price we will do so." Valued at around 4.4 billion euros ($4.8 billion) at Daimler's current share price, Deutsche's stake in the carmaker is its most valuable non-core asset.
Since Ackermann took over at Deutsche Bank last year, he has announced disposals worth more than eight billion euros, selling stakes in companies such as stock exchange Deutsche Boerse, heating appliance maker Buderus, and non-core assets such as its U.S. consumer credit business."
"We will still look to get rid of stakes," Deutsche Bank Chief Executive Josef Ackermann told an investor conference in London. "As soon as we think there is an attractive price we will do so." Valued at around 4.4 billion euros ($4.8 billion) at Daimler's current share price, Deutsche's stake in the carmaker is its most valuable non-core asset.
Since Ackermann took over at Deutsche Bank last year, he has announced disposals worth more than eight billion euros, selling stakes in companies such as stock exchange Deutsche Boerse, heating appliance maker Buderus, and non-core assets such as its U.S. consumer credit business."