State-owned steel company buys Delphi auto parts
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clpstaff &clp articlesChinese state-owned steel company Capital Iron & Steel Company (known as Shougang) has successfully acquired Delphi Corporation's global suspension…
Chinese state-owned steel company Capital Iron & Steel Company (known as Shougang) has successfully acquired Delphi Corporation's global suspension and brakes business for almost US$90 million.
The acquisition was made through BeijingWest Industries, a joint venture between Shougang and two other PRC- and Hong Kong-based companies. Delphi is the US-based former automobile parts subsidiary of General Motors. It entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2005; in September 2009, the Ministry of Commerce approved GM's re-acquisition of some of its assets.
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