GM: The Opel Decision Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

In the month of July 2009, General Motors Company (GM), the world's second biggest automobile business, has actually come out of a bankruptcy managed by the U.S. federal government. Leaner and focused after a 40-day workout, GM is still a long method from a full-fledged monetary recuperation.

Opel requests capital infusion and supervisory abilities for which GM has actually been talking to possible financiers, such as Fiat of Italy, BAIC of China, Magna of Canada and RHJI of Belgium. The board of GM has to choose whether GM needs to liquidate Opel, maintain it within its fold or go for partial divestiture. It assists them deal with problems such as timing and predispositions in a common retain/liquidate/divest decision and likewise whether a business ought to have, on the lines of a more typical M&A technique, a continuous divestiture technique.

PUBLICATION DATE: March 08, 2010 PRODUCT #: 910M22-PDF-ENG

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