PSA, Dongfeng agree on main terms of an alliance
PSA Peugeot Citroen and Dongfeng Motor Group have agreed on the main terms of an alliance backed by a $4.1 billion to $5.5 billion (25 billion yuan to 33 billion yuan) capital injection for the French carmaker, the Financial Times reported.
PSA and Dongfeng are in talks to build on their existing Chinese joint venture with cooperation in other markets. The deal would involve a multibillion-euro share issue that would see Dongfeng and the French government acquire stakes in the French carmaker, sources have said.
The Financial Times, which cited anonymous sources, said the two automakers are planning joint production of small cars for Southeast Asian markets, underpinned by a transfer of unspecified technologies.
PSA had no immediate comment on the report, which was published by the newspaper Wednesday.
The Financial Times, which cited anonymous sources, said the two automakers are planning joint production of small cars for Southeast Asian markets, underpinned by a transfer of unspecified technologies.
PSA had no immediate comment on the report, which was published by the newspaper Wednesday.