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EADS and Embraer gain a 65% stake in Portuguese OGMA

Lisbon, Portugal - The denationalization process of the Portuguese aerosapce company started

OGMA, a Portuguese aerospace company, is being acquired for a 65% stake by a consortium based on European group EADS and Brazilian Embraer. Such a consortium, named Airholding, starts so its denationalization process of the Portuguese firm although by a different ownership degree by the two acquiring enterprises. Actually, Embraer will own a 99% of the holding above mentioned while EADS will gain just...

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Rome, Italy, 12/28/2004 13:46
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