Posted On: January 26, 2010 by Scott Sagaria

GM to Offload Saab as Part of Bankruptcy

The latest in General Motors' still unfolding bankruptcy, according to Fox News, is they have now struck a deal to sell their shaky Saab divistion to Amsterdam's Spyker Cars. The Dutch car maker reportedly suspended trading on Tuesday in anticipation of closing the deal while GM's Chapter 11 bankrutpcy, the second largest industrial bankruptcy in history, runs its course. Although the deal with Spyker has been in negotitaions for sometime, it is an key component in GM's bankruptcy restructure, as the Swedish unit is a loss-maker for GM and thus has been winding down the Saab brand while retaining its employee base.

GM Chairman and CEO, Ed Whitcare, who of late was only a stand-in while recruitng efforts for his successor were underway, will now remain at the helm per the request of the Board of Directors. Whitcare will ovesee GM's Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructure, whick took exodus in July of 2009. The Treasury's auto task force had placed Whitcare in charge of revamping the Board slated to takeover moving forward after the bankrutpcy. It is reported that he plans to remain at least 2-3 years as CEO.

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