Beijing Automotive plans Opel bid: report
Chinese carmaker Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co plans to present a detailed bid for General Motors Corp's
Beijing Automotive held discussions with GM last week and is firming up details of an offer, the paper said.
Beijing Automotive currently makes Mercedes-Benz and Accent cars at joint ventures with Daimler AG
General Motors has been talking to other potential buyers for Opel as it worked through snags with preferred bidder Canadian-Austrian auto parts group Magna International
On Tuesday, a GM Europe spokesman confirmed that potential buyers for the business included Belgium-based holding company RHJ International
Beijing Automotive could not be immediately reached for a comment by Reuters.
(Reporting by Hezron Selvi in Bangalore; editing by John Stonestreet)
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