Dennis, prodrive y demás rumores Opciones

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According to Turun Sanomat there's a lot of rumours circling around wich claim that Ron Dennis and Mansour Ojjeh are planning on selling their remaining McLaren shares. Apparently a deadline has been set for Mercedes for the share deal. If the share deal is done Dennis and Mansour will buy 70-80% of Prodrive's shares.

(Según Turun Sanomat hay muchos rumores que dan vueltas alrededor de Ron Dennis y Mansour Ojjeh piensan vender sus partes de McLaren restantes. Al parecer un plazo ha sido puesto para el Mercedes para el trato de parte. Si el trato de parte es hecho Dennis y Mansour comprarán el 70-80 % de las partes de Prodrive.)

Esta claro que con esta gente pilotos de cheque no habra lo que las opciones de Pedro serian evidentes.

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Kuwait firms agree to buy Aston Martin stake: Report
Web posted at: 3/12/2007 1:17:22
Source ::: REUTERS
KUWAIT • Kuwait's Investment Dar and Adeem Investment Co agreed to buy a stake in Aston Martin, the iconic British carmaker made famous by the James Bond spy movies, an Investment Dar official said.

The two companies, which share Kuwait's Efad Holding as a stockholder, are inviting journalists to an 0900 GMT signing ceremony in London on Monday to give more details about the agreement, said the official, who did not want to be identified.

"The deal has been approved. Monday is just for public relations," the official said from Kuwait.

The two companies will own a minority stake in the Ford Motor Co unit, said the official, unable to give further details.

Kuwait's Al Qabas newspaper on Sunday reported that Investment Dar, Kuwait's largest diversified holding company, is leading a group of companies to buy a 15-20 per cent stake in Aston Martin for about £400m ($772.6m).

Asked if the report was correct, one of two Investment Dar officials, who declined to be identified, told Reuters earlier yesterday: "Yes, but right now I have no information available to deliver to you. We have to wait until tomorrow, then we can discuss it."

Adnan Al Mussallam, Investment Dar's chairman, and Walid Al Humaidhi, Efad's chairman, could not immediately be reached for comment. They are in London. Mustafa Al Saleh, Adeem's CEO, is also out of Kuwait and could not immediately be reached.

Adeem is an investment and asset management company that complies with Islamic law, which bans investment in industries such as alcohol, gambling and weapons. Efad Holding has interests in real estate, contracting and hospitality.

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