ROUNDUP / Study: Opel concept ‘not particularly robust’
FRANKFURT / BERLIN – The redevelopment plan for the carmaker Opel, according to a study commissioned by the federal government “is not particularly robust.” According to information provided by the Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa, the consulting firm PWC (PriceWaterhouseCoopers) came to the conclusion that the sales planning of the nominee Opel’s parent Magna an “extraordinary risk” mountains for plan failures. Government circles in Berlin on Wednesday confirmed a report by the “Handelsblatt” (Wednesday) that encompasses the concept of too little scope for deviating downward. Despite serious reservations, Opel is the view of the consultants, but “in principle rehabilitation potential. “The plan is the realignment of the auto maker viable, judged PWC. Read more…