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MHI acquisirà programma Canadair Regional Jet da Bombardier

Entrambe le industrie hanno annunciato oggi l'accordo definitivo

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) e Bombardier Inc. hanno annunciato oggi di aver stipulato un accordo definitivo, in base al quale MHI acquisterà il programma aereo jet regionale di Bombardier per un corrispettivo in contanti di 550 milioni di dollari, pagabili a Bombardier in chiusura e l'assunzione da parte di MHI di passività pari a circa 200 milioni di dollari. In base all'accordo l'interesse b...

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Tokyo, Giappone, 06/25/2019 17:13
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IndustriaAerei. Mitsubishi e Bombardier: accordo per acquisizione programma CRJ

Sarà operato con il nuovo nome di MHI RJ Aviation Group il prossimo primo giugno

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Mhi) e la canadese Bombardier hanno concordato che tutte le condizioni di chiusura sono state soddisfatte e la transazione relativa all'acquisizione del programma Canadair... more

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